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Hi, i am from Maryland. I am struggling to find a place to get a cockatoo, either from pet store or shelter. Online store metabird, macawbird seem to be scams according to reviews. Could you provide a resource where i can look for? Thanks.

They love to get at those toes too, watch em🤣🤣😆😆

Love it

Ugh . I think I’m involved in a bunnie scam from Facebook

Everybody getting these birds that will let you hold them on the first day and everything looks so cute my bird been here a week it won't let me near her hold her feed her play with her or nothing just constantly running for her life

I want to try sprouting I worry about bacteria 🦠 How can I be sure this won’t happen 🤷‍♀️is sprouting healthier than the chop or are they both about the same?

I appreciate your video but my galah is completely the opposite of your he is not aggressive and he is quiet not noisy at all however he suffer from separation anxiety i guess every parrot has its own personality ❤👍🏼Anyway thanks

💯 I have a female Galah, it attacked me three times for np reason. It bit my toe so hard. I’m considering selling it. Not to mention the continuous yelling and noises it makes.

Mine🦜 preferer more vegies than seeds. I don't feed my any kind the pellets. I use daily vegies and a mix seed diet. I am having birds for 15 years. One is 14 years old and no issues.

I wish I'd seen your video before when my birds were alive, they would of loved it. Your video was great.😊

The travel part is a problem with any animal. I dont think I could take the noise of a cockatoo.

I Want this as my ring tone

Hi Em!!! Welcome!!!!!

I had 2 parakeets when i was young. I LOVED them but honestly to this day in will say they were way more work than a dog. They wanted 24/7 attention (even just me watching them), they didn't like anymore but me and swooped at my mom and dog, super loud, really messy and if they were not let out onto their huge perch they'd scream lol Most demanding pet ever lol

Hahaha i have 3 indian ringnecks and 2 sun conures they all wanna hang out on the tv i out double sided taped on it and solve the proven the funny thing is that one of the sun conure don't carw hahaha i telll him no and he fly away and come back again with the laughing sound 😂😂 he learn rhat from my indian ringnecks

What a beauty!

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Could you leave this on all day?

If you want a quiet apartment bird get a Bourke's parakeet. They need to fly a LOT though Edit : and the poop non stop. Like every 15 minutes

You gotta great flockmate there, dear. That bird does NOT need any more companions besides you!!

I have owned parrots for over 30 years and have been bit a total of 3 times. Each bite was because the bird was new and frightened. I have learned to read body language of the bird which is important. Cockatoos can go from 0 to 100 in 1 second with aggression and is second to the amazon for biting. I can say there is one species of parrot that is incredibly reluctant to bite and is actually endangered in the wild because they don't bite when caught. That bird is the Patagonian Conure. They are noisy but they are sweet and a very good first bird.

There are so many galahs in Australia. They are the rats of the cockatoo world. Plus they make a huge racket every morning!

Dogs and housecats are not the most popular pets for no reason, they are uniquely adapted to live happy lives with us. Most animals simply are not cut out for a domesticated life.

Galahs are flock birds, they habitate in large feeding groups. This bird may benefit from having another Galah living with it. If you hand raise them from chicks they should be fine. It depends on each individual bird's temperament. But in the wild they aren't anywhere near as aggressive as Sulfur-crested cockies or Corellas.

So cute

Bogie is such a beautiful bird!

Unless you're into loud screeching, nonstop noise, food and poo flung here and there, having to arrange care for them if you have to be away, daily cleaning cages, finding an avian vet, paying vet bills, getting bitten, buying expensive equipment and foods, finding someone to take them if you pass before them, feeding them, bathing them, and on and on.... don't get a bird. I love them and think birds are great. But unless you can be truly committed to their constant care, don't get into it only to have them end up abandoned at a rescue when the novelty wears off.

My son conure just ate my tv tonight! Bit the corner and the whole screen is knackered. £1500 oled dead 😂 Will be buying replacement tv tomorrow, and tonight researching how to conure proof it!

text message because obvious he is a scammers

This vídeo is a lifesaver!

What I'm looking for is what is the strongest screen protector for phone in case of parrot bite.

Did you make another video for the scared birdies? I can’t find it 😊

I do think a lot people are jealous but it’s amazing ❤️❤️❤️

I remember that Dodo!

I eat sprouts myself, each time I grow a small batch of sprouts, I only keep them for 2, MAYBE 3 days. Just enough time to get the next batch grown. Love sprouts, especially in spring and summer

Birdy power hour!

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Do you live in an apartment?

These are all valid points. On top of that, they are also very social birds so if you just have the one it would be seeking a lot of attention from you. They also spend a lot of their time grooming themselves and other members of the flock in the wild. So you would have to fill the role of “other birds in the flock” and groom them. That could be one of the reasons this bird is attacking her and her partner, they aren’t grooming him enough, and/or he’s bored. You have to remember that parrots are very intelligent, they have the learning capacity of a 1-2 year old child, so they can get bored very easily and then they can get destructive. Just think about what happens when people leave their 2 year olds kids to do what they want, they can get into some mischief also. So having a cockatoo could be like having a toddler for 30-60 years, just imagine that 😅

Thank you Ma'am. Those shorts on YT make them look so fun to own. They are romanticizing the owning of one, that's for sure.

It is true that cockatoos are not for everyone, but then neither are dogs, cats or any other pet for that matter. I do believe that these feathered friend get a bad reputation similar to that of the pit bull. I live with (not own) a white cockatoo, what some call the umbrella cockatoo. He is the most loving animal that I have ever had the pleasure of bonding with. Yes he demands my time but I demand his as well. He can be loud and obnoxious but that lasts maybe a minute as he knows if he continues he will be put back into his cage. I can honestly say that Megabyte has been my support animal, caring for me after a disaster of a divorce. I love him dearly and if being loved and trusted by a cockatoo means putting up with a few tantrums now and then………well I am quite happy to do so.

How are the lights at night. Will they keep you up in a dark bedroom? Can they be turned down? or are they sup bright? Thank you great vid.

I have the same backpack However I can't use it outside if it's warmer than 50 degrees it gets SO hot inside because of the plastic.

I have two Oransi Max purifiers and a Mod Jr. I prefer the Mod over the Max. The Mod is very easy to clean. Just vacuum the outside and pull the filter out and vacuum that then wipe down the inside and you are done. I have asthma and I love these purifiers. Both the Max and Mod work very well I can recommend this company.

Suggestion: get a cockatiel instead. It's not as colorful, but it's reasonably quiet, doesn't bite as hard, and requires less maintenance. It's also massively less expensive.

galahs in the wild don't behave like that

Ok good to know lol. Thank you for the great video!

He’s not evil per se, he’s just dealing with a lot…he’s got all the emotions of a dinosaur stuffed into the body of a small chicken. Lol 🥰🦖🐓

My macaw loves going after feet. Everything you've said applies to my macaw and my grey. Every day is a battle of wits, where two dinosaurs solve all the difficulties that humans have put in front of them. Our macaw has learned how to open cupboards and some doors, and take down curtains. Our grey seems to know which wires to cut to not be watched by the aviary camera. They'll cooperate to raid treats in the kitchen. Hear a noise in the kitchen? Maybe it's my wife, maybe it's my grey answering in my wife's voice... can't just yell, have to go look and see. I prepared for all that by volunteering at a parrot rescue for 6 months prior to taking in my birds, but even then. Oh, and all that cockatoo stuff applies to a grey, with the added bonus of greys (and amazons) being able to do voices, so as I said, if I ask a question of my wife in another room, I often have to assess "was it Squidette, or Poulet du Cul Rouge?" With a parrot you have to be prepared for creepy sounds and voices in the night. Ever walked into a dark room and hear a whisper "whatca doin?"... I assure you, no matter how awesome you are, your heart will skip a beat the first time you get one of those. (that one is a macaw trick btw... previous owner must have taught her that).