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Bird Tricks Introduces New Parrot Training Advice That Enables Parrots To Do Magic Tricks

Fri, 01 Jun 2007 00:00:00 PST

Dalton Gardens, Idaho (IPRWIRE) Fri, June 1st, 2007 -- Womach Brother Productions (www.birdtricks.com) is happy to announce that they can provide the parrot training advice that many bird owners need to start relating to their bird on a whole new level.

Chet Womach and his brother Dave Womach were looking for ways to help parrot owners expand the levels of interaction they have with their birds. Magic was a fun route to go for the pair, especially because Dave Womach is a professional magician. The two worked with their blue and gold macaw, teaching it magic tricks simply by having it recognize a dot on the back of a card and rewarding it for the behavior. These methods are now available to the public, and there are links to videos on the website that serve to inspire bird owners to get more involved with their pet.

The number of parrots that are being abandoned is consistently increasing. Rescue facilities are being filled with birds that do not want homes, which has motivated the team at Womach Brother Productions to look for new ways bird owners can interact with their birds. People often forget how intelligent these birds are, and there is no limit to the fun that people and their birds can have with just a bit of parrot training. Teaching magic tricks and other fun activities can remind a bird owner of why they purchased their bird, making them less likely to give the bird away to a rescue facility.

The Bird Tricks website, which is dedicated to helping parrot owners interact in a happy and healthy manner with their birds has many satisfied customers. One satisfied user said of their experience, "Last October, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and my doctor wanted me to get rid of my African Grey Parrot, Loki, saying that the chemo treatments would make me really sick and I couldn’t be around the bird while my immune system was down. Well there was no way I would do that. The problem was my husband Chris couldn’t get near Loki because Loki would fly away or bite him. Now, since Chris has used your training videos, Loki is a different bird. He steps up and he gives kisses, he loves to wave and say hello! It is just crazy! Without your videos we might have had to get rid of Loki."

To learn more about the new magic tricks available for training purposes from Bird Tricks, and see one of Chet and Dave’s Macaws performing one of their clever magic tricks, visit www.birdtricks.com/macaws.html.

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: 879-314-7066

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Womach Brother Productions Now Offering Free Certified Organic Parrot Food With Every Purchase Of Their Parrot Training Course

Tue, 03 Apr 2007 00:00:00 PST

Dalton Gardens, Idaho (IPRWIRE) Tues, April 3rd, 2007 -- Womach Brother Productions (www.birdtricks.com) is proud to announce that they are now including a free bag of certified organic parrot food with each purchase of their unique parrot training course.

Through extensive research, Womach Brother Productions has determined that there are many harmful substances present in typical parrot food products. Substances such as rubber stabilizer, food coloring, sugar, and Menadione are commonly found in parrot foods. All of these substances are toxic to parrots in small amounts, and when fed to a parrot every day a parrot can develop unwanted behavior such as biting, screaming, or plucking feathers.

The team at Womach Brother Productions recommends feeding parrots natural, organic food in order to help eliminate behavioral problems. Better nutritional choices will also help the bird live a healthier and longer life. Additionally, learning more about the parrot, such as reflex points and more, can allow a parrot owner to nurture the bird in a way that will allow them to become relaxed and enjoyable.

Cathy Medved, a satisfied pet owner, recently stated: "I got your program because I could not get my Conure to stop screaming. Just a few days on your organic food and the screaming has gone from excessive to that of a normal, healthy bird. Even friends that have come to the house ask what did I do to stop all the screaming. I thought I was giving him the very best food out there. But I was so wrong!"

Womach Brother Productions provides parrot owners with a parrot training program that includes instructional videos and proven strategies. The addition of a free bag of special organic parrot food with every purchase will help ensure that parrot owners are taking proper care of their pets.

To learn more, visit www.birdtricks.com.

( 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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New Online Parrot Training Course Helps Save Birds

Thu, 01 Feb 2007 00:00:00 PST

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.

( 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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Womach Brother Productions Announces The Release Of Its Shocking Undercover Video Of Disreputable Pet Bird Dealers

Tue, 21 Nov 2006 00:07:00 PST

Dalton Gardens, ID (IPRWIRE) Tue, Nov. 21, 2006—In time to celebrate the holidays, and the inevitable rush to purchase parrots as gifts, Womach Brother Productions (www.birdtricks.com) has released a shocking undercover video that details how parrot lovers can differentiate between reputable dealers and disreputable ones

Using hidden cameras, the founder of Womach Brother Productions, Chet Womach, went into parrot stores to reveal the underside of the pet bird business. Asking trick questions and utilizing his own knowledge of acceptable parrot handling, Mr. Womach visited stores that looked fine to the average consumer, but weren’t. Many were unsanitary, unsafe, and practiced unsavory sale practices.

According to Mr. Womach, "We found that six out of seven pet shops we secretly videotaped were drastically violating good practices. One such shop looked great to the average viewer, but when secretly questioning an employee, we found out that the store was selling diseased birds to its customers and not telling them."

More than just offering a guide of how to choose a good pet store, Womach Brother Productions also hopes to raise money for its favorite charity, Gabriel Foundation. This sanctuary rescues abused and neglected birds—some the direct result of shops like those on the video—and rehabilitates them.

It is a charity Mr. Womach endorses, and he states, "It costs this organization $600 a year to feed the abused birds they rescue, and we’re releasing this footage to raise as much money as possible before the holidays."

To learn more, visit www.birdtricks.com.

( 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: United States
Zip: 83815-7799

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

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