How do i stop my cockatiel From shitting on my sholder.?

Question

How do i stop my cockatiel From shiting on my sholder.And other places she should not ,Seems like she holds it in till we let her out

Other than that she is the best one i have (Shes a little over a year and has 3 babies now

but she did some of this before she had them

Any ideas would be helpful

Answer 1

Put a tile or cloth on your shoulder...  :P  

Answer 2

Stop putting her on your shoulder?

Answer 3

Put a towel on your shoulder beforehand.  They can't be potty-trained.  LOL.

Answer 4

You could use a bird diaper.

Answer 5

ha ha ha ha

no beneficial comments here but that made me laugh. i'm sorry i got the giggles at your expense.  

Answer 6

it takes time and patience. You can do it, i have a green cheek conure that is almost trained on it. You have to place her regularly on top of something(like a tissue paper) and repeat a the key word you want. The word have always to be the same and you have to repeat the action frequently til she associates the word with the desired action. You can give her something she really like after the exsercise is successfully done. She will get used to it with the time

Answer 7

Birds can not control where they use the restroom its a natural thing so in the wild when flying they just go there's nothing you can do about it put a cloth on your shoulder don't get mad at here she cant control it

Answer 8

Put a band aid on her butt..

   no really I do not think there is anything you can do about it.  

Answer 9

Don't let her sit on your shoulder?

Stupid questions get stupid answers.

Answer 10

Potty train her by holding her over a trash can, or napkin and repeat your designated 'go to the bathroom' phrase.  When she does, reward her with positive reinforcement and praise.  

Answer 11

She may get way too excited when she is let out causing her to p**p you and whatever else. Try not to over excite her :) btw what is her name?

Answer 12

I have a one year old male cockatiel, and I finally trained him to poo before I let him out of his cage. It's so cute! I used to have to tell him to poo, but now the minute I open the cage he automatically knows that he has to do his business before he can come out and play.Try it.

Answer 13

stop putting it on your shoulder,and as far as other places, show him where he is suppose to go.