how do i tame older cockatiels

[alyssanor]

how do i tame a girl and boy cockatiels , the male is 2 years old and the female is 4 years old , they are just 2 days new in my home.

 

[Ember-Tiel]

The page about taming cockatiels on cockatiel cottage should help so make share you read through it,

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www.cockatielcottage.net

Just noticed you said these birds are older but you should still be able get an idea from this link.

 

[Zara]

Maybe this link will help;

Some things to do with a new bird....

So many people come on here with new birds asking what they should and shouldn't do that I thought I would put a short list together of things that owners of new birds could do to build a good relationship with their bird. These things can be done with all new rehomes, rescues or baby birds...

forums.avianavenue.com

 

[JewellBird]

Instead of restating information and reposting links that have already been given, I will just say check out the cockatiel corner, and the training court section of this forum which has threads on taming new birds, or look back on some of your old threads which many people have responded to with links and personal experience on how to tame new birds. With untamed birds, it will take a lot of time and dedication, so be prepared to spend a lot of time with these new birds. Best of luck with the new cockatiels. By the way do they have names?

 

[taxidermynerd]

They've only been with you for a few days. They need time to settle in. I suggest you take a look at the training section of the forum.

 

[alyssanor]

Instead of restating information and reposting links that have already been given, I will just say check out the cockatiel corner, and the training court section of this forum which has threads on taming new birds, or look back on some of your old threads which many people have responded to with links and personal experience on how to tame new birds. With untamed birds, it will take a lot of time and dedication, so be prepared to spend a lot of time with these new birds. Best of luck with the new cockatiels. By the way do they have names?

yes the girl is sugar and the male is mikey