Preventing lovebird aggression

Aggression in lovebirds can stem from territorial behavior, hormonal changes, or lack of socialization. To prevent aggression, ensure your lovebird has plenty of space and toys to reduce territorial disputes. Regular social interaction from a young age helps build trust and reduces fear-based aggression. During hormonal periods, provide extra toys and distractions to manage their energy. Never respond to aggression with punishment; instead, use positive reinforcement to encourage calm behavior. If aggression persists, consulting an avian vet or behaviorist can help address the issue and find effective solutions.