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New and unique parrot training video program takes bird owners step-by-step through the complete training cycle for teaching their pets to behave better and even do tricks, which will astound guests and family members alike

<p>Dalton Gardens, ID (IPRWire) November 1, 2006&#8212;Womach Brother Productions (<a href="http://www.birdtricks.com" class="snap_preview">www.birdtricks.com</a>) is proud to announce the launch of a new parrot training program. This is the first parrot training program that actually shows a professional instructor teaching an aggressive bird best behavior patterns while you watch.</p> <p>Chet Womach, President, states: &#8220;Because people get to see a live bird being trained, not just a pre-trained, nice bird being run through the techniques, they see how the bird will not cooperate, and see how I overcome that on the videos which gives them hope they can do it too with their bird.&#8221;</p> <p>While this parrot training program may sound too good to be true, there are case studies from the vendor to back up their claim.</p> <p>Chet Womach goes on to say: &#8220;I have several case studies, one is from Yasmin Aikman. She had recently been using some of my techniques to get her bird to come to her when called. One day the bird got loose and flew into a high tree and got his harness stuck on a branch. The fire department couldn&#8217;t get the bird down, so they called in a sharpshooter to shoot at the harness strap to break the bird free. The shot scared the bird half to death, and it flew off and did not return until the next day. A neighbor called Yasmin saying she heard a bird&#8217;s voice calling for her up in a tree. The bird had developed such a strong bond by using the training I teach that it not only returned to that same tree it was stuck in the day before, but it also called for its owner by name. Yasmin used the techniques I teach for getting a bird to come and step up when told in order to coax it out of the tree and onto her hand, and it was a VERY tall tree!&#8221;</p> <p>While parrot training is an important component of the tools available from Womach Brother Productions, this program is also suitable for other types of birds including the cockatoo, macaws, cockatiels, and conures. For more information on this unique and effective video program, visit the website where there are many more details available, as well as bonus materials and testimonials from past clients.</p> <p>About Womach Brother Productions<br /> Chet Womach, President of Womach Brother Productions, has helped many bird owners to improve the behavior of their pets. Chet uses his own unique system of video training to show bird owners exactly what they need to do and how to do it in order to train their pet birds.</p> <p>An <a href="http://IPRWire.com">http://IPRWire.com</a> Press Release</p> <p>Contact Info:<br /> Name: Chet Womach<br /> Address 1: 6848 N. Government Way<br /> Address 2: Unit #114 PMB 32<br /> City: Dalton Gardens<br /> State: ID<br /> Zip: 83815-7799</p> <p>Web Address: <a href="http://www.birdtricks.com" class="snap_preview">www.birdtricks.com</a><br /> Business Blog: <a href="http://iblogit.com/birdtricks" class="snap_preview">http://iblogit.com/birdtricks</a><br /> Phone: 509-879-6658</p> <p>###</p> http://pets.iprwire.com/womach-brother-productions/press-release/2006-11-1/parrot-training-instructional-video-allows-bird-owners-to-teach-good-behavior-to-any-bird 2006-11-01T03:51:00-08:00 IPR Wire | News Release Service 47.733575 -116.786734 47.733575-116.786734