Macaws:
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Military Macaw
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I would like to take the opportunity to announce to you the launch of my new parrot toys and training props brand, Parrot Wizard. In addition to the Training Perches™ with which you are already familiar, I am releasing new parrot toys and training products.
Be sure to check out the cool new Parrot Wizard Clickers, the first clicker made specifically for parrot training. No longer will you have to betray your feathered pals by searching for clickers in the dog obedience aisle. These come in a bright red and yellow color with the Parrot Wizard emblem on the back.
Now here is the best part. I personally designed, built, and now sell this sweet Valentine's Day parrot toy called My Chew Love™. Since this is the first toy I am selling, I'm offering it for 50% off the full price to entice you to try my products. You won't be disappointed! I've already let Kili and Truman play with this toy and they went bonkers for it.
The heart shaped toy has a variety of pieces in different colors and sizes so that any parrot could enjoy it. It's a one size fits all toy so to say. The smaller parrots such as Senegal Parrots, Conures, and Cockatiels, will appreciate the leather knots, mini hearts, and little pacifiers. Meanwhile larger parrots such as African Greys, Cockatoos, Amazons, and Macaws can chomp down the bigger blocks and hearts with ease. So here's a fantastic gift idea to express your love to your parrot and at an incredible price too. Order soon to receive in time for Valentine's Day.
Visit www.ParrotWizard.com and check out all the parrot toys I've come out with. Many more are coming soon. I will also be releasing props for trick training so that you can follow along some of the prop based tricks I will soon be training to Truman. I'd like to thank all my customers, readers, and viewers because without your ongoing support and feedback I would not have had the motivation to attempt to publicize my own line of parrot products. I made these for you and I really hope they bring love and joy to you and your flock.
i would love to get one but i dont use paypal
and green naped lorikeet, yellow bibbed lorikeet, black capped lorikeet, musk lorikeet, red collared lorikeet and scaley lorikeet should be added to the birds
Paypal should not be the limiting issue because you do not need to be a member to pay. Simply enter a credit card into paypal on checkout and the order will come through to me.
However, the bigger issue is that international shipping is prohibitively expensive. You're looking at about $45 shipping to most countries outside the US, $25 to Canada. However, since the major cost of the shipping is the international factor rather than the weight, I'd suggest getting as many toys as the box will fit (I'm guessing 4-5 but if anyone is considering it, I can personally test to see the best option). It seems that whether you order 1 toy or 5, shipping won't change by more than a couple dollars.
I do apologize to all my international friends that these products may be inaccessible, just a shipping cost issue. I will gladly look into a closer estimate on a case by case basis if you [url=http://parrotwizard.com/contact.php:15xzudpr]contact me[/url:15xzudpr] with your country, postal code/city, and let me know which products you would want and quantities if they apply. Thank you for your understanding.
http://parrotwizard.com/Valentine/?image=8 Truman's face is so funny in this picture.
I'd love to buy one, but the shipping is just a bit too much.
You should also set up an etsy account for your bird toys and training perches. I've found a couple of really great bird toy stores on there. I even found one in the same city, and she's making me a custom order of 10 bird toys for 50$, and that includes shipping.
Just a suggestion
I have a question. Where do you buy those long metal wires used as the base of your toys? I don't know what they are called, but I'd love to be able to get some so I can make more toys for my birds.
[quote="zazanomore":2btfcntm]I have a question. Where do you buy those long metal wires used as the base of your toys? I don't know what they are called, but I'd love to be able to get some so I can make more toys for my birds.[/quote:2btfcntm]
I don't know what Michael is using, but toy parts suppliers sell a couple of things you can use to make metal toy bases -- some are essentially the guts of a metal skewer for veggies without the decoration and hanger -- and they may actually be listed as "Kebab" parts. You can also use a piece of chain and a split ring, both of which can be gotten in stainless steel. The rings are a bit of a pain to work with because you have to twist them open with a pair of pliers and it takes a bit of strength, but they are very versatile. You can also get hinged rings that clip open and closed, but some birds can probably easily learn to open those.
Trained Parrot is a blog about how to train tricks to all parrots and parakeets. Read about how I teach tricks to Truman the Brown Necked Cape Parrot including flight recall, shake, wave, nod, turn around, fetch, wings, and play dead. Learn how you can train tricks to your Parrot, Parrotlet, Parakeet, Lovebird, Cockatiel, Conure, African Grey, Amazon, Cockatoo or Macaw. This blog is better than books or DVDs because the information is real, live, and completely free of charge. If you want to know how to teach your parrot tricks then you will enjoy this free parrot training tutorial.
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