(1) thrush chicks can be divided into three stages: brooding, fluff and emergence. Newborn chicks are called brooding, those with feathers are called fluffy, and those with feathers are called feathering. Birds in these three periods are the most docile, not afraid of strangers and easy to raise. Skipping these three periods is not something a novice thrush can decide.
(2) After the thrush chicks get it, they can put cotton cloth or shredded paper under the small paper box to keep it alive. When the chicken chirps, the thin bamboo slices are ground into an oval shape at the tip, and the feed slurry is stirred at its mouth for about 20 to 30 minutes, and its defecation is paid attention to, and the time can be increased or decreased as appropriate. When feeding, remove the poop until its feathers are gradually enriched and it can peck by itself.
2, thrush training methods
(1) After the thrush hatched, this bird has lived in the wild for eight or nine months, and its wings are full, so it can choose a mate and move to live independently. At this time, birds often jump around branches, so they are called jumping branches. In fact, it is a fully mature adult bird. After that, the older you get, the stronger you get, the better you sing, but the harder it is to tame. Every time I meet a stranger, I will break free and kiss and jump. Even so, most players still like to use this bird age to train.
(2) Although thrush is difficult to domesticate, there is absolutely no way. Once the training is successful, most of them are excellent singers and soldiers. Birds in this period did not jump in panic when they first entered the feeding cage. At this time, it must be raised in a short cage with dense bamboo sticks. At the beginning, put the curtain down, don't let it appear, put it in a noisy place, and let it get used to the human voice first. When you get used to it, open the curtain half way to show it to people. It is not afraid of people, and will be placed in a flock of birds, so that it can gradually sing until it is tamed and skilled, and then sing it high, so as not to give up all previous efforts.
(3) Thrushcross has a gifted good voice and a stubborn and aggressive personality. In other words, training thrush is not only to eliminate its wildness, but also to make it adapt to the living environment of human beings, make it carefree, considerate, sing all day and make people feel comfortable. If you want a thrush to sing softly and bravely, you need a high degree of patience and long-term cultivation, and gradually cultivate it according to the nature of birds, and there will be hope of success.
3, thrush walking method
Tamed thrush will show wildness and fear when they see strangers or different environments. This means that the usual contact range is too small, so you will be afraid of life at the same time. The best way to eliminate this phenomenon is to go out with a birdcage in the early morning and dusk, hang the birdcage on a tree in the park woodland, let it sing and adapt it to the changes of the new environment. When marching, you need to lift the cage and put down the cage clothes. When walking with people, swing your arms naturally, and remember not to be too violent. When walking the bird, gradually open the cage until all the curtains are opened, no longer beating, no longer afraid. I'm a great bird walker.
4. the method of relying on birds to thrush
Thrush is best at imitating the calls of the same kind and other birds. In order to let it learn more songs, we need to take it to a bird farm or a place with many birds, so that it can enjoy and learn the songs of good singers. After a long time, it will naturally learn from these good birds and sing loudly, and it will be more varied and better. What we should pay special attention to is that thrush is competitive. If it is absolutely sure, it should never be too close to the singing thrush. And it has to put down its cage clothes so that it can only hear voices and not face to face. As soon as you find it tired, you should help it up at once. If you fail, it may affect it and you will not sing for life.
5, thrush fighting method
Thrush birds can only learn to fight after being tamed, thus improving their fighting skills. At the beginning, it can only be a small fight, not a big fight, and it is not cost-effective to fight the bird king who dominates the bird altar. Otherwise, it will be a debacle and morale will be hard to boost. From then on, it is not cost-effective to drag away the army. You should choose a person of equal strength to practice, separate them at the right time and stop fighting, so that both birds will think that they have defeated each other, gloating and screaming. Only by practicing step by step can you become more and more brave. Formal meetings will naturally go forward and cut a dash.
6. Preventive measures for thrush birds
(1) It should be noted that male thrush is more aggressive in the feeding process, and single cage feeding is better. And the cage should be strong, because the newly caught raw birds are wild and often bump into each other. If the cage is not strong, it may be damaged. The bottom of the cage for raising thrush birds should be bright, and there is a dung board under it.
(2) "Motion" is the most common obstacle to the viewing of thrush birds. The better the song, the easier it is to "move". The so-called "moving" means that the bird keeps connecting its head to its neck and chest and moving backwards. This problem is caused by improper feeding, and once the bird "moves", it is difficult to correct it, so it is necessary to prevent it before it happens.