Budgerigar is an energetic, alert and lively bird, which usually consumes a lot of energy in outdoor activities, flying and socializing. Therefore, budgerigar often lacks enough activity space and proper psychological stimulation in the family rearing environment, which is prone to depression and irritability, leading to biting behavior.

In addition, budgerigars usually like to bite objects, including people, especially when they are bored or anxious. After they are not fully socialized and studied, they often use their mouths to explore and analyze things around them, including people's clothes, earrings, glasses and fingers. If the owner does not give enough attention and care in time, budgerigars will have improper behavior habits.

2. The body language of budgerigar implies the danger of biting.

The body language of budgerigar can tell the owner's thinking and emotional state at that time. If budgerigar opens its mouth, shortens its body, licks its mouth, shakes its head, shakes its wings, moves its eyes left and right, etc. These are the prelude to their impending bite.

At this time, the owner should change the environment and behavior of budgerigar as soon as possible to prevent it from biting people on the premise of protecting himself. For example, budgerigars can be provided with enough space and toys to meet their needs, and at the same time, budgerigars should be taught good behavior habits.

3. The defect of budgerigar leads to biting behavior.

The defect character of budgerigar refers to the extreme or abnormal behavior habits of budgerigar due to some irreversible factors, such as natural genetic tendency or early environmental stimulation.

This flawed personality may lead budgerigar to attack human behavior easily, such as jumping on its owner, deliberately looking for weaknesses, such as eyes and ears, and then biting people. In this case, the owner needs to learn to better understand and master the defect character of budgerigar, and take appropriate education and training to enhance budgerigar's trust and closeness to human beings, thus reducing its risk of attacking human beings.

4, budgerigar bite countermeasures and preventive measures.

Finally, in view of the problem of budgerigar biting, the owner should have certain countermeasures and preventive methods. First of all, before raising budgerigar, the owner should fully understand the basic knowledge and raising skills of budgerigar, and gradually adapt to the needs and behaviors of budgerigar. In addition, the owner should also train and socialize budgerigars step by step in order to form good behavior habits.

In the case of budgerigar biting, the owner needs to take measures to protect himself and others as soon as possible. For example, budgerigars can avoid attacking humans by avoiding or shielding them, and can also give them toys or delicious food to the country to change their mood and behavior. At the same time, they should also seek the help of professional veterinarians or trainers. If the behavior problem of budgerigar can't be solved, it's best to give it to someone with ability and experience to avoid more bites and accidents.