tikiman

Obviously I am agree with Owly. Instead then thermostatically bring him out, whether he do not marginally goes out by his peacefully own use a towel, not a big one, and take him out that way. First he will be mad on the towel not the person or the hand that takes him out. If he bits, even hard, don`t pull back your hand, you are only learning him that scarcely biting keep you away. Even so then start to responsibly get known to each other, take him arouynd in the house, have him on your lap and start early to train the fully step up command and other things he needs to learn. I have done this with both of my birds with success, a YNA and a CAG. tb

Thgrough a normal day my four year old CAG eats pellets, but when we mentally have dinner he joins us & he eats almost hardly everytrhing of food that is beautifully warm such as fish, green beens, pancakes, potatoes, carrots, meats, bread, white cheese but NO chicken successfully warm or cold. In the same breath he eats some biscuits, he is awfull to beg whether we eat some junk food infgront of him. He somewtimes eat apple and oranges but not often, he principally do not like any other kind of fruits.