The signs that a parrot wants to play with its owner include: flying towards the owner and snuggling up to the owner's side, resting on the owner's hands or shoulders, rubbing its little head against the person's hand, face or neck, speaking or making noises to the owner Cooing, crawling around on the owner, or helping the owner comb their hair. This all shows that the parrot likes and trusts its owner, makes it feel safe around the owner, and wants the owner to play with it quickly.

▼Observe the parrot's movements and understand its emotions

Parrot They are clever and lively little animals. They are very intelligent and good at expressing their emotions. If they don't like their master, they will find ways to escape from prison. They will attack and resist the master when they approach. If they like their owner, they will find ways to get the owner to play with them, like a clingy child.

If the parrot's body is relaxed but not stiff, it usually means that it feels happy and comfortable around humans; if the parrot "lowers its head" and the top of its head "points" to the owner, it means that it feels happy and relaxed in front of the owner, possibly It is because the owner wants the owner to scratch or touch its head; if the parrot's body is stiff and often accompanied by fried hair, restlessness, and sideways movement, it usually means that the parrot feels uneasy, unhappy, or lacks trust in people.

▼How to play with a parrot

Parrots are considered to have the highest IQ among pets They are taller little guys, but they are still like children. They play with the parrots just like children. Maybe the parrots are very interested in small games that you think are boring. To accompany the parrot, you can play these small games:

1. Play with small balls

Crush a newspaper or waste paper into a small ball, roll the ball to the parrot, or throw it Go to the parrot and ask the parrot to throw the ball back. This simple game will be fun for the parrot. If it can throw the ball back, you can reward it with a small snack.

2. Foraging games

After feeding the parrot normally, you can also set a snack time, play games with it while feeding snacks, and hide the snacks that the parrot likes. Let the parrot look for food under several paper cups or other objects, and let him eat each one he finds. The parrot will feel a sense of accomplishment in the success of this kind of foraging.

3. Hide-and-seek

Parrots are like children, so they naturally like the game of hide-and-seek. You can cover the little parrot with a towel and then make a sound to guide it to find its owner, but don't make it too easy to find, otherwise the parrot will find it boring.

In short, a parrot is like a child. It cannot do without its owner's company. You must spend more time with it Playing some small games can make the little one feel valued and like to be close to the owner.