Karellas are cute, attractive, very sociable parrots. They are well kept at home, gullible, easy to train, and very tame very quickly. If we talk about their ability to speak, then in the lexicon of leaders there are 2-3 dozen words and the simplest sentences of three or four members. Karelians perfectly reproduce everyday noises and can transmit simple melodies with amazing accuracy.
Instructions
Step 1
To make the learning process more effective, educate your Carella from an early age and in complete isolation from other birds.
Step 2
The ability to talk is individual for all individuals. Listen to the sounds that the Karella chick makes. If, in addition to the squeak, you hear notes and their combinations, the bird will certainly be able to learn how to reproduce the sounds of speech.
Step 3
Conduct training at specific times of the day. It is advisable to devote two to three hours to the bird every day. In addition, always, when passing by, pay attention to her. In this case, it will be enough to say the name of the parrot or just say "hello". During training, the bird must be in a cage.
Step 4
The learning process should be carried out by one person. He must do this in a room where there is no one except him and the parrot. The presence of another person scares or distracts the bird.
Step 5
Start your conversation training by learning one melody. Whistle it yourself or play it repeatedly from the player - the Karelians are very willing to memorize melodies. When the parrot has learned the motive, you can try to learn the first word. For the initial lessons, choose words with vowels "a" or "o" and consonants - "k", "p", "p", "t".
Step 6
Try to teach the bird in a situational manner, it is much more effective. For example, when giving food, always repeat: "Ricci wants to eat." Then there is a chance to hear this phrase from your pet at the moment when he is hungry in the absence of food.
Step 7
Carells learn a word faster if a certain emotion is associated with it. Repeat words and expressions with tenderness and other emotions, avoid monotony. Repeated repetition is the key to success in developing the ability of the Karella parrot to imitate words. Talk to the bird constantly, this leads to an increase in its vocabulary.
