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Chosen Answer by Lynzeigh

Mmm. . . lets see, if I remember rightfully it went to these countries, Africa. Russia. China. Egypt. England. Israel.

Chosen Answer by Pinky

My peachface, Simon, is six years old now. I had him trained when he was about a year. I got sick of being pooped on so i payed attention to how often he went poop. Its about every ten to twenty minutes usually. Well after 10 minutes i would hold him over a napkin and say "Go Poop". He usually had to go by this time anyways so it eventually became a habit of his to poop on a napkin. Now that he is older, he has a playgym in our dining room. He has a seperate coner with a napkin on it and he alwyas goes there to do his duty. Its not hard training a bird to go potty, but it does take a little patience because they are like children. Good luck and dont let anyone tell you it cant be done.

Chosen Answer by мιѕѕ мυя∂єя ™

That would be way to much "love"...

Chosen Answer by Sarah

First of all, you have to be slow with them, do not force them into anything, it will not help. Always have a positive attitude with them, have patience. Get them used to the idea of your hand being near them by placing it into to the cage non-threateningly. It is best to do this as they are babies. After they seem relaxed with that, start coming closer to them and push into the front of their knees very lightly to ask them to step up. Encourage them with your voice and possible treats. Love birds tend to bond with each other more than people. Goodluck!

Chosen Answer by Missy

you must take her out every twenty minutes...for at least a week or two...when she does something praise her for it.dogs aim to please.never hit your dog or rub their nose in a accident.....they DO NOT understand that at all.you have to have patience,similar to potty training a toddler.you must be consistant on taking her out.Also they have traing biscuits for puppies...as treats for doing their buisness outside.To me paper traing is confusing as they are still going to the bathroom on your floors...good luck and use lots of love on your puppy