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Avoid noise Canaries hate noise. They like harmony, relaxation and silence so that they can rest to their heart's content. If you keep the cage on a balcony overlooking a noisy road or next to the washing machine, television or radio, the canary's health will get worse and it will feel stressed. Canaries usually sleep for around 12 hours, almost half the day. As such, you'll need to make sure that their environment is quiet enough for their needs. Play it other canaries' music With a good cage, appropriate diet and a peaceful environment, you've ticked all the boxes for the canary's health and happiness. Now you need to start pushing it a little bit towards singing. And how can you do it? Don't just play it any old record; play recordings of other canaries singing. It will be easier for your canary to recognize those sounds and imitate them, since they are common and understood as part of its natural language. You can also play it normal CDs. Help it by whistling along to the track so that it picks up the pitch of the songs, and reward it each time it sings. Read our other tips on teaching a canary to sing and improving a canary's singing. 5. Sing along with it If you sing along next to the canary's cage when you play a CD or song, it will take much less time for it to learn the song. It may seem silly, but it will be much easier for your little bird to understand the songs if you sing along with them when you turn on the radio or play a CD. They prefer live music. If you want to read similar articles to 5 Steps to Get your Canary to Sing, we recommend you visit our Extra care category.