How to Raise a Myna That Isn’t Afraid of People

1 How to Raise a Myna That Isn’t Afraid of People

A myna fearing people is common – birds are small and sensitive and instinctively tense near tall humans. This article details why mynas fear people and how to handle it.

I. Why Mynas Fear People

Mynas usually fear people for these reasons:

1. Genetics: some are born alert and fearful of strangers and new places.

2. Lack of socialization: without enough human interaction while growing, they can’t adapt and show fear.

3. Bad experience: past scare or harm from humans breeds aversion and fear.

II. How to Raise a Myna That Isn’t Afraid of People

Here are concrete methods to help:

1. Create a Safe Environment

Give a safe, comfortable home – right cage, cleanliness, ample food and water. Comfort helps the myna relax and want contact.

2. Gradual Contact

First let it adapt to your presence from afar, then slowly close the distance. Avoid sudden moves or sounds. Speak softly and gently so it learns humans are friendly; patiently wait. When relaxed, try gently stroking with a finger to build tolerance.

3. Socialization Training

As it grows used to you, gradually expose it to different people and places and more interaction to build trust.

4. Give Moderate Rewards

During interaction, give food or toy rewards so the myna links humans with pleasure.

5. Give Patience and Respect

Raising a myna takes time and patience; don’t force contact. Respect its needs and habits and avoid over-disturbing. When it shows tension or fear, give space to calm naturally.

With these methods you can help the myna overcome fear and become friendlier and closer. For any questions, consult a professional vet – we are glad to support you in raising a healthy, happy myna.