Synopses & Reviews
Parrots are sensitive creatures whose intelligence is often grossly underrated and, as a result, frequently exhibit behavior that is misunderstood by their owners. This reference guide to owning a parrot answers questions about problems and tensions between these feathered creatures and their owners. The basic elements of parrot psychology are explained, as are environmental factors that can cause biting, screaming, and feather plucking. Case studies of specific relationships are used to illustrate both good and bad examples of the pet/owner relationship.
Review
"When you are buying your new bird and its cage and toys, make sure this book is part of your purchases. It will save a lot of headaches at a later date, and you will love reading it." Cage & Aviary Birds
Review
"Parrot authority Rosemary Low seeks to prevent many common problems owners have . . . The A-to-Z format makes it an easy reference tool." Bird Talk
About the Author
Rosemary Low is the author of
The Parrot Companion and has answered readers' queries in
Cage & Aviary Birds and
PsittaScene (the magazine of the World Parrot Trust) for more than 25 years.