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Patagonian Conure for Sale

Patagonian Conure for Sale,patagonian conures are the gentle giants of the conure world. They have gained popularity as pets in the recent decades because of their disposition. The only thing to consider before you buy a Patagonian conure is whether there is a spare room which you can soundproof as these birds are thunderous when it comes to noise, and you are living in an apartment it will be rather inconsiderate of you towards your neighbors to keep one of these birds.

The Patagonian Conure is well-known among locals because due its friendly nature, small size, cute face, and vibrant colors. Because of their small stature and amusing personality, locals refer to these birds as “little clowns.”

They can survive for up to 20 years because they are not confined in cages and are free to fly around the house and explore indoors as nature intended. They could survive for up to 30 years in genuine captivity!

Care and Feeding of Patagonian Conure 

The cage needs to be cleaned at least once a week and disinfected once a year. Replace the water and food dishes with fresh ones every day. Trim the wings to make certain that you do not lose your bird through an open window. Trim the beak and the nails if you think they have gotten overgrown.

Any food with a high nutritious value that you eat, you can offer to your Patty. On a regular basis, you can feed them veggies, pellets, sprouts, and fruits.

Social Behaviors

They are very sociable birds and have been recorded to live in very large flocks. Today they are not as abundant and are being seen in smaller flocks.
They enjoy being near to each other and even nest in close proximity to one another. Their social behaviors make them wonderful pets and they are very intelligent and good talkers. However because they do have such a loud harsh call, they are also considered to be excellent aviary birds.

Handling/Training

Always handle your pet Patagonian Conure gently. If a person is a afraid of a bird, the bird can sense this and it can make it impossible to develop a relationship. Never hit your bird or you will loose it’s trust, probably forever.

Taming Basics:
To train you pet, the first thing you should do is have it’s wings clipped. A bathroom is a good area for working with your conure to train it. Be sure to cover the mirrors, have the windows closed and covered and the door closed.
Always reward good behavior and each success with loving praise and a treat. Some treats are a cracker, fruit such as a piece of grape, or a nut. Repeat the hand-taming lessons several times a day but for short periods of time, about 20 minutes a session.

Initial Training:
Place the Patagonian Conure on a perch. If it insists on flying off, pick it up and replace it on the perch until it becomes use to the perch and is comfortable with it.
The next step is to take a second perch and gently push into your pet’s chest to encourage it to step up on it. Sometimes offering a treat to coax it up on the perch as it reaches for the treat will help.
Once it steps up without hesitation, you can then substitute your finger for the perch. If your conure tries to bite, you can blow on it and it will soon learn to behave.

Advanced Training:
Furthermore the Patagonian Conures are very bright birds and love learning tricks. Some of the tricks you can teach it to do are to play dead, lay on its back, and even pick up objects and bring them to you. Your Patagonian Conure can also learn to talk with patience and persistence.

Patagonian Conure Cage Size

The first step in setting up your burrowing parrot’s new home is to find the proper cage size. Most conures require a cage with a depth of at least 24 inches, a depth of at least 24 inches, and a height of at least 24 inches. Because Patagonian conures are larger than other conures, you may want to consider a larger cage or even an outdoor aviary, but this is the bare minimum. 5/8 to 3/4 inch bar spacing is also recommended.

Temperament

The Patagonian Conure (for Sale) is known for being a very active and playful bird. It will interact with people to the point of mimicking human speech! They also enjoy dancing, tumbling, jumping, and playing tricks on each other. These birds are also extremely loving and have been observed kissing their owners on the lips.

In captivity, they’re described as being a bit more mellow than in the wild. A bored Patagonian Conure will often start screaming and playing with their toys or swing from side to side. Owners need to play active games and interact with these birds on a daily basis! However, they’ll still retain that playful behavior.

These parrots are known as “little clowns” for a reason. They’ll keep you laughing with their comical behaviors and will entertain you every day of the week! If you don’t feel like keeping them active, they can get mischievous-making noise all night long or tearing up your furniture.

You should also know that Patagonian Conures are not very shy when it comes to strangers. They’re very easygoing and will be fine around anyone that’s part of their family, even if they don’t know them personally.