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If it had a close bond with a second parrot, they’d probably handle this amongst themselves

I’m planning on the Senegal being my first bird as an adult. I grew up with African greys! She’s beautiful and so sweet!

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how to tell the adults from baby baby is bby. very squish. adorb adult is wise. sturdy. will end you for one corn chip

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Why does he make the squeaky noise? My cockatiel does the same thing after completing a trick, I kind of interpret it as a demanding “okay, now where’s my treat?”

i always have the issue of my sassy green cheek only listening to commands if he sees the treat lol i def need to work on target stick training with him. i bet he would be so receptive once he got the hang of it. also the little squeaks coming out of this little guy omg so adorable. you can tell just from that hes a bit younger, i just love how energetic he is haha

That wasn't voluntary that was transactional not a bab thing just the wrong wording.

you sun conure is so beautiful is he red factor?

Is baby

Oh wow so my ex girlfriend Daria was an African gray ?

He also just has those characteristic juvenile features you see on all animals.

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mine is still terrified of people and I can't even get him to eat infront of me

Hey I just got a conure who’s never been held before (they’re adult and you can’t even get them go less then a inch away from your hand) and never been out of their cage till today (I let them out and guided them back with treats) and I NEED help with this bird. Their very inquisitive and I’ve gotten them to take treats from my hand but I don’t have any local bird trainers I don’t think and if so I can’t fork up another 100-200$ on training

I think she needs some beak trimming

Such a sweet baby girl ❤

Is there a benefit to having a designated training perch? I usually train my birds either on top of their cage, or inside their cage.

AWWWWWWWW SOOOO CUTE! I have a 27 yr old Timneh grey. Does the tail thing also apply to her?

That is a macaw, sir.

Target training taught my parrot to bite. She legit thought that's what the treats were for. I had to unteach her biting things placed near her, including your hands.

Oh, I just love her!!!! She looks like our Maxie except she's a lot more calm!! What a beautiful beak she has!! I always kiss them on the beaks, I just love them all!!!❤❤❤

So fluffy 🥰💙💚💛

My greencheek now imitates the clicker when he feels he deserves a reward.

Wait what’s his name?

I trained my cats this way, one took over an hour to grasp it, the other took around 30 seconds or so to figure it out. :D

Having a GCC myself I can vouch for their swiftness in catching on and learning 😊

why do all bird people talk the same?

He doesn’t look like either of my green cheeks, he’s got way more colour variation.

I got a question. Picked loki a baby Senegal, bonding is going super easy, amazing bird. What do u use for training treats ? Also mine eyes are all brown, maybe because he she is still a baby ?

What do u use as training treats ? I'm starting training mine soon

Such an intelligent baby!! Our babies work well with the target stick too! What a great tool!! Sometimes the bigger beaked babies want to eat the stick but they soon realize that they get a treat and they have learned to eat that instead of the stick!!❤❤❤😂

Consent. The solution to almost every problem ever

Wait what?? This guy is from parrot wizard. Is he starting a new channel or is somebody stealing his content?

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this was really interesting! thanks for the overview on alulas and how they worked! racheal is such a good girl for showing off her wings for us like that 🩵

thanks for sharing this

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Wow, your making this look super easy! What a smart little GC!❤

I heard that childs are best for practicing not parents! Am I right?

What treats do i give?😊

Does making a click sound with my mouth work

Did you get it as a baby?

Hello, what treats do you give?

aw that is soooo cute 🥰 very smart

What about a small brush? That could work.

What an adorable little birb!❤ Hope it's doing okay!❤

Easy solution is to leave birds in nature where they belong and other birds will help preen them. Keep animal that can fly and meant to live in a flock by itself in a house is so selfish.