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Help For Parrot Behaviour Problems: Live Webinars Are Back For A Limited Time

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Help For Parrot Behaviour Problems: Live Webinars Are Back For A Limited Time

Published on Friday, 15th January 2016

Filed under Training & Behaviour

Solutions for Biting and Aggressive Behaviour in Companion Parrots

Tired of getting bit by your Parrot? Are you stumped by his or her aggressive behaviour? Learn science based solutions for aggressive behaviour and why biting does not have to be part of sharing your life with a Parrot. There are kind and gentle ways to get back on track to a relationship based on trust.

OPTION

Tuesday, January 19th 7-8:30 PM Central

Limited to 24 participants. 1 hour plus 30 minutes Q & A with Barbara at the end.

Fee is $34.95. Participants will also get access to recorded version of the live event.

Register at this link. https://www.instantpresenter.com/PIID=EE50DF868549

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Solutions for Parrot Behaviour Problems Related to Hormones

Territorial aggression, biting family members and excessive vocalizations have all been attributed to Parrots with reproductive hormones in overdrive. Learn how to prevent hormone amplification and what to do if a Parrot is presenting undesired behaviour due to a drive to reproduce.

OPTION #1

Thursday, January 21st 7-8:30 PM Central

Limited to 24 participants. 1 hour plus 30 minutes Q & A with Barbara at the end.

Fee is $34.95. Participants will also get access to recorded version of the live event.

Register at this link.https://www.instantpresenter.com/PIID=EE50DF868547

OPTION #2

Saturday, January 23rd 12-1:30 PM Central

Limited to 24 participants. 1 hour plus 30 minutes Q & A with Barbara at the end.

Fee is $34.95. Participants will also get access to recorded version of the live event.

Register at this link https://www.instantpresenter.com/PIID=EE50DF868546

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Addressing Screaming for Attention in Companion Parrots

Challenged by a Parrot that vocalizes loudly to get your attention? Tried everything and are still having a hard time getting it to stop? This one can be difficult and there are a few things that are often missed when trying to fix this problem. Don't miss this super comprehensive webinar that will help you finally figure out the very fixable problem.

OPTION #1

Sunday, January 24th 12-1:30 PM Central

Limited to 24 participants. 1 hour plus 30 minutes Q & A with Barbara at the end.

Fee is $34.95. Participants will also get access to recorded version of the live event.

Register at this link.https://www.instantpresenter.com/PIID=EE50DF868548

OPTION #2

Wednesday, January 27th 7-8:30 PM Central

Limited to 24 participants. 1 hour plus 30 minutes Q & A with Barbara at the end.

Fee is $34.95. Participants will also get access to recorded version of the live event.

Register at this link https://www.instantpresenter.com/PIID=EE50DF86854B

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What participants are saying about webinars:

"I really enjoyed this webinar!I learned a lot and the Q&A at the end was really interesting as you answered really concrete questions. You are an amazing speaker and it is really enjoyable to listen to you! Thank you very much." Sara Lu from Norway

"I found the webinar very informative and helpful. The combination of your discussion and the web clips definitely helps to "gel" the info in my mind. Thanks again." Evalie from Cyprus

"My first webinar ever and I found it helpful, interesting and motivating. Very happy to have found it and I look forward to the next one." David from the US

"Thank you-great webinar. It helped me figure out what I'd been doing wrong all along!" Penny from the US

"I learn faster/easier by videos & observing training. My fast-paced life doesn't leave me enough time to read books on training, so I really love the training videos/webinars." Jamie from the US

Hope you can join me for a webinar!

Barbara

TIPS TO ENJOY YOUR WEBINAR

GETTING CONNECTED:

A high speed internet connection is recommended. While everything should work with Wi-Fi, you may find you have faster speed with an ethernet connection. There will be videos streaming during the presentation.

BROWSERS:

You will connect to the webinar via a website. Settings on your computer and various plug in installations may affect how different browsers work on your computer. If you are experiencing any problems connecting to the seminar in your usual browser, consider switching to a different browser. Just paste the link to the webinar in a different browser such as Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Also be sure to have a current flash player on your computer such as Adobe Flash Player https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

For iPads use the Puffin browser or Photon both are free apps. This will allow you to view flash video files included in the presentation. You can log in and out as much as you want.

GETTING FAMILIAR WITH THE WEBINAR TOOLS:

I will be sure to open the webinar early so that you can log in a few minutes early to get used to playing with the site.

You will see options to make the screen larger, send text messages, send feedback to let me know if I need to slow down, etc. You will be able to see me via webcam for most of the webinar. However since we have so many participants I will not enable web cams for others.

You can make me bigger by clicking on the bottom right hand corner of my image and dragging your mouse. You can also lower or raise my volume just underneath my image. Plan on communications being via the text option at the bottom of the page.

Barbara Heidenreich

Barbara’s Force Free Animal Training (Barbara’s FFAT)
PO Box 150604
Austin, TX 78715

Animal Training Websites:
Zoo, Parrot, Small Exotic Pets www.BarbarasFFAT.com “FFAT is where it’s at!”
Parrot Training www.GoodBirdInc.com
Rabbit Training www.BunnyTraining.com

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