Bird owners can now learn parrot training techniques that work. These proven methods are effective and work on most types of birds, allowing many owners to keep their unruly pets rather than giving them away

Dalton Gardens, Idaho (IPRWIRE) Thurs, Feb. 1st, 2007 -- Womach Brother Productions (www.birdtricks.com) is happy to announce the launch of its educational materials that can help teach unruly birds better behavior patterns. Of special interest to the general public are their unique methods for parrot training.

Anyone who has owned one of these birds can attest to the fact that parrot training can be frustrating and disappointing at times. Bird Tricks is committed to helping those pet owners to teach their birds not only better behavior patterns, such as to not bite when handled, but also enjoyable tricks and safe habits.

Chet Womach of Womach Brother Productions stated recently: "The problem is that pet birds live to be 40 to 60 years old, yet the average owner only keeps their pet bird for about 10 years before they become uninterested or too frustrated with their bird’s behavior. We teach pet bird owners how to fix their bird’s behavior issues, so that they can live comfortably together. Too many owners give the bird up because of a new baby, annoying screaming that causes neighbors to complain, and many other bad behavior problems. But with proper education all of that can be fixed. We are hearing stories from our clients about how well their birds behave once they have been taught using our methods."

This remarkable course does not use actors and it does not use already well-behaved birds as it moves from one technique to the next in a logical and orderly manner. The birds featured in the course are wild birds, and the customer sees first hand exactly what the method was and how it was applied. Then the customer simply does the same with his or her own bird.

Each session takes approximately twenty minutes per day, and the entire course can be completed in as little as two weeks. In addition to teaching better behavior patterns, the course also shows owners how to teach their birds useful tricks, such as getting onto a hand without biting, playing fetch, and many other tricks.

For more information on this program, visit www.birdtricks.com.

About Womach Brother Productions:
Womach Brother Productions began five years ago when the founder, Chet Womach, decided to train his two wild, unruly parrots. Tired of utilizing videos and training manuals to no avail, Mr. Womach applied his own training techniques with great success. As a result of this, Mr. Womach decided to package and market his methods for other pet bird owners to utilize. Womach Brother Productions now offers this training video, as well as a monthly parrot newsletter, and other valuable information to parrot lovers.

( An http://IPRWire.com Press Release )

Contact Info:

Name: Chet Womach
Address: 6848 N. Government Way
Address 2: Unit #114 PMB 32
City: Dalton Gardens
State: ID
Country: USA
Zip: 83815-7799

Web Address: www.birdtricks.com
Business Blog: http://iblogit.com/birdtricks
Phone: 509-879-6658

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