I bought a black parrot this afternoon.

Your parrot is estimated to have the following two possibilities:

1. Cold: I caught a cold during transportation. It seems that my listlessness is related to a cold. The weather changes greatly in autumn and winter, and the temperature is low, which easily leads to the decline of parrot's physique and immunity, and even leads to parrot's death. It is suggested that the room temperature should be raised and heat preservation measures should be taken, and the parrot will heal itself soon. If the disease cannot heal itself, borax can be dissolved in warm water to prepare 2-4% boric acid solution, which can be used for washing around nostrils and feeding barnyard grass seeds to enhance resistance. You can also drop a few drops of wine in drinking water, or feed a vitamin preparation to help it recover. Or add antibiotics, such as penicillin, gentamicin, oxytetracycline and other auxiliary treatments (only one kind) to its drinking water, but the amount should be small, such as dropping a few drops of penicillin water.

2. Recognize strangers: Parrots have an adaptation process due to environmental changes, acclimatization and other factors. Don't provoke him for the time being, but watch closely. If there are signs of improvement, it should be that the parrot has gradually adapted!

Note: Parrots are not in a hurry to feed when they come back. Give them water to drink. It is best to use cold boiled water instead of tap water to prevent enteritis. The above two situations should be ruled out step by step, and the second step should be carried out first, so that the first step can be implemented later. If it is not a cold, indiscriminate medication may bring side effects! Remember!

As for training, they are basically adult birds, which is difficult to train unless you get in close contact with it every day, play with it and be with it! As long as you work hard, I believe you will be rewarded! However, it is best to choose chickens for training!