How to train oriole

1. Build trust
As with other animals, building trust with the oriole is the key to training. When you first come into contact with orioles, don't rush to train them. You can give them some time to adapt to the new environment and establish a good relationship with them. This can be accomplished by spending time next to the cage, providing them with food, etc.
2. Establish contact
When the oriole has a certain degree of trust in you, you can start to establish contact. This can be achieved by talking to them, singing songs, guiding them with food, etc. It should be noted that siskins have sensitive ears, so the sound should be soft to avoid scaring them.
3. Establish instructions
When the oriole has a certain degree of trust in you and established a relationship, you can start to establish some instructions, such as asking them to stop singing, stay at a certain level, and location etc. Instructions can be established through gestures, commands, etc., and the oriole slowly understands their meaning.
4. Establish habits
When the oriole can understand the instructions, it can start to establish some habits. For example, giving them food at specific times, cleaning their cages, etc. By establishing habits, the oriole can be made to feel safe and stable, making it easier to train.
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