Purchasing a baby monkey from a breeder is still ripping it away from its mother. The mother probably doesn't enjoy being impregnated multiple times to only have every single one of her babies torn from her. Can't even imagine the cruelty of that process. And you just gave them $10,000 for it lol. This will be another unfortunate tragic ending.
Just to play devils advocate? If she didn't buy her...who would? Research lab? Maybe you're barking up the wrong tree....a tree with a whole Lotta branches. I'm not saying I'd own a dang monkey. I have kids, 2 rescued bunnies and I'm GOOOOOOD....im just saying...its an entire industry and it seems to be booming. Why? Every other comment on ppls pages that isn't SHAME ON YOU...is where'd you get that monkey and how much was it? Monkeys in the US **ARE** 8 to 10 K for certified, healthy, checked out, not dark net, etc.... who exactly started this trend? Genuine question. Edited to add, you may know cost, I added it for the other ppl asking. If you see a monkey cheaper or discounted...you're being scammed. My best guess....I've never seen someone post lower than 1500 for a lil Itty bitty marmoset and that was years ago.
@@crackers1039it doesn't matter who would buy it. She is supporting animal abuse. The cocaine industry is booming too, so because it's already available, people should buy it, because who else would? Lol. This confused woman will not have this monkey in 3 years. A baby monkey is not your kid or your rabbits. Giving people the benefit of the doubt is a dangerous game, you don't have to be a psychologist like me to use this common sense. Cost doesn't matter, spending 10k is evidence of this lady's lack of judgment.
Just an FYI, when they do that it is actually called "geckering" and you are right in that researchers/'primatologists consider it to be the equivalent of a human baby having a temper tantrum! Also girlie (and I don't want to step on your toes here..by no means do I mean to offend or upset you) another thing to think about...in order to rear a macaque baby into a healthy, happy adult with the least amount of abnormal behaviors and habits a good goal to set is to try to emulate their real mother's care as closely as possible. Because they cling to their moms 24/7 at this age the most ideal care you can provide to her would be to do the same as much as possible by allowing her to pretty much cling to you 24/7...it is a survival instinct for them when this young and when they are not allowed to follow through on it it causes them stress and anxiety and it can have lifelong behavioral consequences! The owners that attempt to copy mom's behavior even allow them to sleep at night clinging...by nature not being allowed to cling to mom means certain death for them in the wild since she provides protection, milk, warmth...everything that is necessary for their survival. If she puts them down like this then they freak and call for her because they instinctively know they will not survive! It is the single most important thing you can do for them while they are this young. Despite what some people might think it will not spoil them...in fact not allowing them to follow instinct by not allowing the to cling all the time actually will cause them to be _more_ dependent, to have less confidence-that they need to have in order to explore the world around them and to cry/whine more. They cling to their mom and when they get a little older than she is they start venturing out a couple of steps away and check things out and then they run back to mom and reassure themselves that she is still there for them. When they gain that confidence that she is there for them to run back to and cling to each time they gradually begin to gain more and more confidence. There has been a lot of research done on these things and macaque moms that are or borderline on abusive to their babies, who push them off or dont let them cling...these babies try even harder to cling, are fearful, won't venture out and are delayed in social, psychological and physical development. I'm not trying to be rude or judgemental or anything and by all means you should do what you wish with your baby its just that most people are not aware of how terribly important these things are and that it can affect them for the rest of their lives. It will also build her trust in you and the bond between you guys!! It only lasts for a few months and you might find yourself regretting it later on... Take care girl.
Have u read my other post??? She IS WITH/ON me 24/7 and YES even at night...!! Sometimes thru the day when she is sleep I lay her down to do a few things and soon as she wakes I get her... I'm not sure where you thought otherwise...
She doesn’t care about any of this as this macaque is her surrogate baby and definitely not “a wild animal” to her. In three years or less this animal will be living in a cage full time. I am confident enough to bet on that.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I think the op might have thought otherwise because at the beginning of this video the macaque is clearly *not* on you 24/7. It also seemed like the op was coming from a place of kindness, so I don’t quite understand the all caps hostility.
@@rachizzle615 and could you please tell me what her special needs are that's not being met?? because I believe I've had her since she was 5 weeks old and I've had her to two vets that are primate professionals actually and neither one of them hasn't told me anything about no special needs!!
I don’t think anyone should keep monkeys at home because it’s not fair to them. You are treating them like human babies and they aren’t. Incidentally how come you have one in America?
Yep your going to get some push back in these comments. China stopped selling Macaques to the US of A in late December 2019 stating the needed them for the pandemic. Whether ppl believe testing on monkeys is wrong or testing is the best alternative to using humans for covid19 1 thing is clear that those who prior to the global pandemic did not want primate used are changing their stance in the face of pandemic at home and abroad. The truly sad fact is Cambodia citizens who engage in the brutality of Macaque mothers and their offspring being torn apart in the name of financial gain using the infants usually from wet umbilical cord to age 10 months then kill or illegally sell the animals to countries with $$$ to afford a primate ( clearly USA UK AUSTRALIA fall within that group ) only to receive the animal dead or near death and learn hep B hep C HIV Covid19 are now at risk via these disease ridden critters and further ppl paid to receive this nightmare keeping the pandemic not just going but on going in the "great satan" whom many will not shed a tear while otbers are taking pleasure to get 1 over on the US. Talk about buyer beware...
Baby macaques will have those endless temper tantrums if you don't pick them up and hold them. I've watched so many videos already. They will cling on to you the first year of their lives. Wherever you go, you have to take her with you, unless she's asleep. But when she wakes up, she'll freak out if you're not there. 🐵
@J. F. I. - watch a few more videos of something outside of those at the temple, as well as not put out by the animal rights terrorists who have a specific agenda for a more rounded education on monkeys.
Actually, by 3 months old they are more interested in playing than mommy.....except to nurse, of course, which they continue to do until about 10 months old when mom weans them, ready or not. Yes, they stay with their mom and want her around and throw fits when they don't get their way , but the geckering is only the first few months, then they start other behavior. But they don't spend every waking minute with mom after the first few weeks..... They use her a touchstone, but they go off and play with other monkeys.
One person who knows what they’re talking about. Yes, when they start to forage, they clean less to mother….. at about three months, old or four months old they’re already starting to stop going into the mother as much. From that point on they rarely clean unless they’re nursing.
You should've left her wrapped around her mother's neck where she belongs. You keep saying to her "I know, I know, I know" but you don't actually know anything about what this baby monkey is feeling and experiencing. You don't know how it feels to be taken from your mother shortly after birth and have to deal with being constantly tortured by an overwhelming insatiable, & instinctual need to cling and suckle. You also don't know what it feels like to suddenly be taken captive by a weird giant creature who assumes they know how you feel but are sorely mistaken due to the projection of their own pathetic needs onto yours.
My god, just pick her and hold her for a few minutes. I believe that you know that baby monkeys this size and for about their first 12 months sometimes a little less but quite often more, spend close to 23 hours a day clinging to their mother's chest and being cuddled to their mother's chest by Mom. They get warmth from her they feel her heartbeat there are a ton of things that they learn. They nurse on and off all day long. That's the way God created them to be. I don't understand why you can't quit what you're doing for just a minute and hold this baby monkey that you took into your care. You keep telling her that she's okay but God hardwired her to pitch a fit when she's not clinging to her mother's chest. It's not natural for her not to be and most importantly it's dangerous for her to not be clinging to her mother's chest. That's why they go so crazy when they're not sometimes. I think that you love this monkey I think that you want to do what is best for her. So please just don't let her do this.
Are you kidding me? Have you watched mother's in the wild - those babies have to be taught discipline otherwise the mother wouldn't be able to eat. Sometimes the babies are so clingy that mother literally kills them.
i can not understand how you can believe that a monkey like this is happy the way she had to live by you. Unbelieveble for me and i never will believe you make a monkey happy like this.
Well I'll make it simple..... Don't watch it go watch the monkeys in the wild or better yet the ones that's being abused. And for god sakes Don't take your precious time to comment cuz it's not going to do a damn thing!! Everybody has their opinions and not everybody's going to agree on some things. But I believe in the saying " that if it doesn't apply let it fly"
Reputable breeders do not and would not kill the mothers. They are treated very well and taken care of very well. Your talking about those videos you watch in Cambodia. These are the evil people that kill the mothers and rip these babies from their arms. This is also the same as getting a puppy from a breeder for those that think this is mean. These baby’s are going to loving homes. There is a process in which people go through to adopt them also. People just aren’t handed over a baby with no questions asked. I respect this woman. She jd taking the very best care of this baby.
That's because their real mom holds them at this age. Make a pouch you can carry her. . I hate that you people promote taking them from their real moms .and treat them like humans . She doesn't need cloths Poor baby ,don't have her real mom.
I bought her from a great breeder in TX. & paid a LOT for her! And I wouldn't trade her for a Million bucks! She is my life, a hell of a lot of work but it is so rewarding. Even on the worst days ,& I mean by being BAD and very ornery, she will come and wrap her Lil arms around me and lay her head down on my chest and or grab my face and kiss me MAKES IT WORTH EVERYTHING..... nothing but pure love
I can only imagine how sweet that lil precious baby is, even on her ornery days. I enjoy watching your videos. The love you have for these babies just melts my heart. You are very loving and patient with them. Thank you for sharing them with us. Bless you all.
I am so happy for you. They have a very good breeder in Ohio as well the breeder there sells macaques, capuchin’s, and I believe spider monkeys. The lady has very very good breeding, ethics and morals. She takes wonderful care of her monkeys they are part of her family. I have seen her interaction with all of them. They are all well behaved and they are very friendly monkeys. Her monkeys are more behaved than my neighbors dogs and she loves her dogs more than you can imagine. People fail to realize that monkeys become part of the family , they’re not easily gotten rid of nor do many of them act the way you see on the Internet, those monkeys behavior certain way because the person is wanting to make money. All the Asian families that I know keep their monkeys from baby to the end of their lifespan they don’t give up their monkeys who like I said are part of their family just because they became an adult monkey
Just curious what your plan is when she gets too hard to handle as an adult ? Typically they toss them back in the wild but what is your plan ? Arroz is great he loves them . Interesting ..
@@321scully I plan on raising her properly disciplining her properly now don't get that confused with abusing her. But she will definitely know that I am the alpha and I plan on keeping her lifelong and loving her for a very long time.. this is my best friend she is with me 24/7 she goes to work with me also thank goodness I own my own businesses
I love how people give all this advice to someone that owns a monkey. I am guessing that someone who buys a monkey has done their homework …have watched and read just as much monkey material as anyone ….I love how people assume she doesn’t know anything ….owning a monkey is NOT Owning a PET. IT IS ADOPTING A CHILD…They are NOT like a dog or cat…..They are primates (like us) with very complicated needs socially, dietary, discipline, interaction, and stimulus….People don’t just go out and buy a monkey. If you did without knowing every single thing about them including facial expressions, the hierarchy of a troop, etc , good luck with that.
What will you do when that baby hits its teens and scent marks your house .or starts tearing up stuff. They will get older and they are strong ..and strong willed!
@@missinmeyet7792 you’re correct that they do not literally scent mark because they don’t even have the scent glands for that. However, all monkeys do take a leak whenever and wherever they please, so Ruby was basically correct in her point, even if she’s mislabeling what they’re doing as scent marking when it’s basically just peeing everywhere.
Precious precious beyond precious. Macaqueswill ALWAYS want to be held 24/7. Need the closeness and cling on thing, otherwise they squeak,squeel and are definitely blanket babies, doesn't mean they're neglect red by those CALLS, just love to cling. Lol. Sometimes people get a wrap around waist THINGY, and tie baby to waist. They LOVE that. GOOD LUck . She's absolutely precious. Wish I could own a Monkey, but here near NYC no not allowed. Ill enjoy all the NICE Monkeys with NICE Monkey owners on TH-cam. Take care!
I wonder when people that macaques will be bright enough to learn about them before they get one and not make up ridiculous reasons for their acting upset and panicky when they have first been taken away from their mother. Of course they want o be held as the spend almost all of their first several months clinging to their mother. When they are first poached and either ripped from their mother, often seeing their mother killed to make it easier for them to be grabbed they spend weeks in grief making that little call for their mom. That is the sound that would bring their mother running. Its not a tantrum and its not them being bad or annoying and its not their fault it is yours. What they need is to bond with a foster that can protect then, keep them warm., hold them all the time and give them plenty of time to suckle whether its for milk or just comfort. They are confused, and in shock, depressed and traumatized. They are not doing anything different than any baby like them ripped away from a loving mother that the desperately need as she can teach them how to be a monkey. A macaque is not only not jut a good pet they absolutely cannot be a pet at all. Oh sure they are cute and look like a human baby and you can humanize them all you want but within a year, or at the most too, they will mature enough that they will exercise their dominance and go from a cute toy to a animal you cannot control and cannot stop from biting and scratching, attacking you and any other animals in the home, and tearing things up, as they are wild animals and you can never domesticate them no matter how much you fool yourself. What do you do then? Cage her 7/24 which will become a miserable life for her because as a baby she had the run of the home, or have her dumped somewhere near a strange troop of moneys who will most likely attack and kill her rather than accept her, as she has no idea how to act like a monkey and know what a troop expects, or if by some miracle the troop accepts her she will be the lowest one in the troop who gest what few scrapes are left when the rest are done eating and will be have every male trying to impregnate her constantly as she is the lowest female and cannot say no, so she will have a baby every tear and that life too will be pretty miserable but better then the other choices. You could, of course, try to explain how you managed to get an illegal pet in almost all countries and see if you can get her into a zoo, which probably will not work as they probably have a troop and do not want the work of trying to integrate her, or send her off to a sanctuary if there is one with room, and if none of those options work you will start getting told to be fair and euthanize her. Does anyone ever stop to think about what happens after the first 6 months or so when they start not being so cute? Al this that you are doing and has been done to get you this baby is nothing more than animal abuse.
@Pam Duncan In the United States, a pet monkey is bought from a breeder and not poached from a troop in the wild. It is unlikely that the mother would be killed. Primates are legal to keep in some states.
If you wanted the baby monkey then you are responsibility to make shire she has what she needs and holding and cuddling like her mom would do. Infant monkeys need yo be held 24/7 and demand your undivided attention.
Get yourself a stand for the video, I'm sure that you have one or if not you know what I'm talking about. Most everybody uses them. Then that way you won't have to say that you can't film a video of for us while she's hanging on around your neck. But it's very unsettling to hear her in distress like that. And she is in distress even though I know you think she's all right. I believe what you're saying is you're safe it's okay I'm right here She doesn't know that her entire nervous system says I need to be clinging to my mama. And right now you're what she's got.
No it's not ...they only do that when weening from mom do u think this enfant needs to be weened? At this age? I say again ...they belong in the wild.!
@@bedroom237 lol...seriously?? Were you not watching quite awhile back when he could not even get close to JK for quite awhile because he was so aggressive and had bitten him several times pretty seriously? I like their owner but both of his adult macaques exhibit symptoms of stereotypical behaviors!
how is making a monkey live in solitary confinement OK? They can never be domestic pets and you cannot give what the baby needs. You should really think about giving it to a rescue and releasing it back into the wild because you are not a monkey and they don’t need stupid clothes And if you can’t give her what she needs you don’t need her, you even said it yourself in the video
Releasing it back into the wild?? Just shows how little you really know and how you are just parroting info you have heard or seen!! Not only has this animal never lived in the wild neither has its mother or its mother, etc for several generations. They are born in a breeders facility. In addition how do you suppose it would be released to the wild when there is no native population of macaques here in the US? As far as a rescue goes you can be sure that the majority of "rescues" here in the US that actually have room to accept a baby monkey are no different than the situation she is in right now if not worse. Too many people building a whole bunch of enclosures on their property and taking in monkeys and calling it a "sanctuary" or "rescue". They still handle the ones the want to as pets and do not follow the guidelines necessary for it to be an actual animal sanctuary. The key is for people to not get them as pets in the first place but once it's done the animal is condemned to never live life as it was intended.
@@pro.doggroomer7155 lol...can you not read?? It is in the US...where do you think they are going to release it? They cannot be sent to another country! Did you not read what I said about spaces available at so called rescues?? They don't get rehabbed here because there is no way to release them.
Where is her mother. And get a stand , for gods sake I am sure you can do nearly everything you need to just letting her staying clonging to you. Mother monkeys climb tree jump from place to place in fact do everything with their baby clinging to them. Like you said you needed to film gor utube, that says it all
Now that's more like it. See how fast she settled down? You're not spoiling her. Monkeys can't be domesticated you can at least for a while manage their behaviors a little And as I'm sure you know some people do that in really horrible ways. She is so precious enjoy her now hold her rub her little face.
This is sad. It’s traumatizing for her. Infants (this one is disgustingly young) CLING TO THEIR MOTHERS THEY ARE NOT HUMAN BABIES. I suppose this monkey will be willed to someone after the owner passes and the monkey has completely imprinted on her. This is wrong. These cute little babies hit adolescence and behave as a normal adolescent would and most are abused then traumatized again when re homed. It’s selfish. In the end it’s the baby who will pay.
Hopefully you have an outdoor area for her. Complete with branches, and SPACE. The primates I’ve seen have outdoor enclosures and you would not believe the SPEED and strength they have. She will need to spend plenty of time there. They can die from lack of vitamin D otherwise. In the wild these primates are so very active. She will develop maladaptive behaviors. Thumb sucking, manipulating genitalia, grimacing are all behaviors displayed when they are dealing with loss and abandonment from their mothers. Not normal behaviors. She will easily out live you. She will be absolutely despondent.
@@loslosmith I don't want them, they belong with their own in their natural habitat. It's a simple question, why the attitude? What's going to happen when they're grown and no longer cute? Simple....
@@ivyroldan2872 that’s a valid question Ivy. I get the appeal, I don’t even know who he is responding to. Could be me. Like you, they are adorable but it’s just so unfair for the (long) life of the primate.
@@ivyroldan2872 what's going to happen when they are grown and no longer cute??? I just cannot get past the part where you and other people keep saying "no longer cute" I believe that they are cute no matter what age or size so why do you say that they're no longer going to be cute as an adult?? But to answer the question, when they are adults and STILL cute, I WILL CONTINUE TO DO THE SAME THING I'VE BEEN DOING WHICH IS LOVING THEM, NOURISHING, AND PROTECTING THEM, LIKE A RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER SHOULD DO..! "No longer cute" WOW SMH......
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 keep us posted to see if what you say is true monkey owner. They are cuter when younger and that's why people want them, it's after they are grow up, people change their mind about keeping them.
If you think keeping her in a cage 20 hrs a day is gonna work ur nuts in the heD ...that baby is gonna go in left field .they need enrichment for them to be happy .a human cannot provide that .monkeys are not pets they belong in the wild 😜😳🤔
I never said I was keeping her in a cage 20 hours a day I don't know where you got that at because this baby is carried or clung to me 24 hours a day even when I shower and sleep and on the toilet she's with me so don't you worry about me and mine.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I don't worry bout you ...I worry bout the baby ..wild animals belong with there own kind ...there not ment to be pets..
She is programed to be held for the first couple of months of her life she's suppose to hold in the her momma. You may be good to her but if your gonna have her do like her real momma would do. I would get one if those wraps and put her in to so she is constantly attached to me.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963. Well are you on the defensive she is just trying to give ya a little advice!! Take it it leave it YOU DON ‘T have to be so MEAN REPORTED !!!! You just lost a VIEWER !!!! OH tHere goes MONEY 💰
@@sallyglassman8082 you reported someone for that??? Now THAT is a very typical Karen!! Good thing youtube does not give a crap about something so ridiculous...what was your complaint, "she was mean"??sarcastic? Lmao! Unless you were watching her ads on all of her videos then she lost nothing!! They don't get paid by the number of subs, likes or dislikes or even number of views! Don't let the door hit you in the rear! Funny how people like you find it necessary to announce it when you are leaving!!🙂
@@sallyglassman8082 BUHH BYE.... DON'T LET THE DOOR HIT YOU WHERE THE GOOD LORD SPLIT YOU....!! FYI... My channel iS 🚫 NOT 🚫 Monitized.....so once again BUHH BYE!!!!
And I already have one of those and I do use it.... Maybe TRY asking first!! I know every trick there is!!! But thank you for the advice.. (Is that better),
You know baby that age do clings the their mother, they need alot of attention and affection. You said you can't get nothing done with her,well that something you should have thought about.
Why not just use one of those big scarves people use to carry their human babies around in? Or knit a shirt with inch long pieces of yarn for her to cling to? Pretty simple solution if you ask me.
Its calling 4 its real mom I almost got a vervet but realized its to much care and thry aren't domestic and get aggressive no matter how well u care for them
Bruh. Don’t you have a set of working eyeballs? Can’t you see the damn bottle with formula in it right near the beginning of the video? She tried to give it to her & she turned her head away REPEATEDLY! For effs sake, srsly... try paying attention at least every once in a while before opening your mouth to spew useless drivel! Ugh.
Dear Owner of Jazzy and New Baby Rhesus Monkey, you mentioned the differences between the monkeys are like night and day. What are the differences you are finding between the two monkeys?
well Jazzy dont like to be picked up, she will come to you if she is wanting attention so she isnt one that you can just hold,hug,kiss,cuddle... she is more energetic and very busy!!
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I want a baby so bad but im terrified to get ripped off where did you get yours im in michigan so i can have one in my state
@@tinamurdock7629 you’re a fool for wanting one of these monsters. Do you have 24/7/365 to dedicate to these little bastards? Is there a vet in your area specializing in primate care? What do you know about their diet? Do you have the $$$ to afford diapers/food/healthcare/toys for the next 25+ years? Probably gonna dress it in stupid clothes too? It’ll be like a spoiled toddler it’s whole life. What are you going to do once it gets too big to handle? What about puberty? That’s when the proverbial shit hits the fan big time…do your research. You don’t want the trouble
@@jeffharder8706...true,,,they don't stay cute babies for a long time...the cute period! When growing up have different demanding needs--they'll start bouncing off the walls- forget that sheet!!
You are a liar! You are a sick individual! You are very childish! You’re uneducated about monkeys! But most of all, you are clearly very jealous! You need to grow up
Already traumatized by being taken from her mother. She'll never have anything but a miserable existence in an environment that will always seem alien to her. Humans are never a substitute for a monkey mother and primates are NOT pets!
Naww...no need to be so dramatic! They can be happy if their needs are met...and that will remain to be seen in this case...more than often they are not but it does occasionally happen! She is also not traumatized but is just crying to be picked up so that she can do what is natural and instinctive for her, to cling.
I will tell because I paid a lot of money for her through a completely legal breeder in Texas. You will have to email me and I will give you the name I'm not going to post it on here so that people can harass him
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 please don't. I'm BEGGING you not to tell people! My father (God rest his soul) was a zookeeper for 40 years and rehabilitated these animals (and a lot of others) to ensure they would have a good life. These animals do NOT need to be bred and purchased by people who want them as pets. They are supposed to be in troops with others of their kind! So please, just stop! I will find out who the breeder is and contact him myself, and tell him I came from this channel.
She’s not gonna lose any money! My first time watching this baby! Most monkey mamas are violent with their babies! Yes they’re with their moms most of the time but a part of the day is very violent! This monkey has the Greatest mom! And who are you to judge her? Take care of your own pitiful negative life and it will be a full time job!!
She isn’t having tantrums, she’s reacting to being taken from her mother, made to wear dresses and diapers and stuck in a playpen. Don’t scold her for being a monkey. She’s sad and traumatized, that’s a fact. Having said that, you are the best monkey mom. She’s obviously loved, fed and kept very clean. She’s a wild animal that can never be tamed, as sweet, cuddly and adorable she is now, she’s going to grow and cause problems in your home and life. She craves constant clinging as she would with her mother. Let her, please. I know this is an old video.
She's screaming for her real mother. Everything in her is saying this baby bed isn't for me. I want my mommy's tummy. Im not sure how you got her but she wants her momma.
Just want to thank you for buying another baby monkey, and keeping the illegal pet trade in business. Calling it a "mac attack" only shows your complete inability to fully understand monkey behavior. Congratulations. I wonder how long it will take before you replace this one. BTW, she needs to be held and cuddled all the time for the first few months....as her real mom would have done had she not been stolen from her. Well done.
@@dr.donnawalter4380 and apparently she has not and everybody seems to think the only way to get one of these is to go into the woods/forest and climb a tree and kill the mother and take it 😂😂 meanwhile while the rest of the troop sits back and watches and mines their own business lmao
You mean to tell me that it has to be held 24 hours a day long to me and go everywhere I go??? NOPE I did NOT know that 🤷.!!!! That's crazy 🤦I can't believe that I did not know that before purchasing this baby!!!! Gosh darn it! Why wouldn't I research them a little more before investing thousands of dollars into it🙍🤦
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 - which, btw, is part of their anthropomorphism showing when they speak like they do. Mom monkeys do not hold the babies 24 hours a day but for some reason when they give animals human traits they believe they do. 👍🤦♀️
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 could you please provide name. I've been ripped off thousands of dollars. POGGIS IN FLORIDA HAD BEEN THE ONLY LEGIT ONE I HAVE FOUND BUT HE WANTS 16,000
@@lisamariekiser9940 and I have spoke with that guy and he is a smart ass.. and charges triple the price of any other breeder I would not deal with that man
Did you mean Arroz videos? His videos are great, I love his channel! He is so informative and doesn't believe in interfering with the monkeys by feeding them which i love.
You should be prepared to hold her first thing when she wakes up. If u can't get anything done cuz your holding her & that's a problem then u shouldn't have her.
See if they are truly being adopted from being abused into a wonderful famipy then i think thats great beat because at this point they have tonbe placed some where cause they will be torn to pieces if theyre put back out to the wilderness. Others monkeys will kill them.
@@sissyjarvis1176 back into the wild? They are in the US! Monkeys are not native to the US. It did not come from the wild nor was it rescued...it was bought from a breeder.
She’s so beautiful! May I ask how you got her and where did you get her from? I have always wanted one, I just can not seem to find a place or person that sells them. Whatever you can tell me that would be helpful is definitely appreciated.
You go buy yourself a doll! Thank God, we live in a country of freedom, so what you want doesn’t matter to everybody else. If they wanna monkey, they can have one if their laws allow it. No monkeys are suffering because they’re a pet of someone!!!! Your dogs, and cats must be suffering with you as their owner since you seem to think that animals suffer at the hands of humans just because they’re pets. You sound lsince you seem to think that animals suffer at the hands of humans just because they’re pets. You sound like a very jealous individual, I bet $1 million if you had a monkey, you would not think that you were abusing it.! Furthermore, you would probably be very offended the things you’re telling this person, if it were told to you and you had a monkey. Quit being jealous. Get yourself a monkey of your own, then follow all your own advice.
Sorry but you have a 3 week old baby monkey that by instinct alone is used to holding on to its mother at this age at all times. I understand you need to do things with your arms and hands but there are baby harnesses that you could have attached to your body and put her in which would have freed your arms and hands up to do whatever chores you needed to get done, but with this baby monkey still close to your body. I understand she’s not a baby anymore. But when I see her crying and throwing her attacks it’s only because she’s feeling afraid and alone without being close to someone most of the time.
It's not a secret I was just going to do a name reveal soon as I have time to get a little white onesie that fits her and I was going to put her name on it and do a little video of her playing and being good because she's actually starting to get down and play more now but she could just be getting more comfortable with us and her surroundings.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 awww that is very cool...maybe you mentioned it already and I missed it. I just wondered why you said that, if maybe someone had been giving you a hard time about it or something! 🙂
You are 100% right in that you can't hold a baby monkey and film it at the same time. And Yes, she is haveing Macaque Attacks - a Temper tantrum because they aren't getting Their way. When she has a Macaque Attack, put her in her bed - cage and walk away from her. She is spoiled by being held 24/7.
Please listen to people and please hold her by make a happy sack and tie it around your waist a put her in it so she is close to you like she would be her mom I’m wild she is beautiful 😍
I am truly amazed I never thought I would see someone truly and genuinely love a baby macaque . Most people starts out “being nice “ but you can tell they don’t really love them and then a few weeks later they start abusing them . Anyways this is so refreshing to watch ! Keep it up! She is so adorable !!!!
Which is more important to you. The monkey or the blooming tube video. Get a grip woman. Don’t buy an animal without doing your research.
Matter of time when it grows up and hormones hit and it and it gets violent. .she will never be able to train it. It's not a pet it's a wild animal
When she’s older she’ll give you a good bite and then you won’t want her anymore….monkeys should not be kept as pets!!
I agree with you that primates are nit cats and dogs, as pets
That’s your opinion and obviously not everyone feels that way. I , for one , don’t agree with you.
You should have bought yourself a dolly if you wanted to play dress up
Purchasing a baby monkey from a breeder is still ripping it away from its mother. The mother probably doesn't enjoy being impregnated multiple times to only have every single one of her babies torn from her. Can't even imagine the cruelty of that process. And you just gave them $10,000 for it lol. This will be another unfortunate tragic ending.
Just to play devils advocate? If she didn't buy her...who would? Research lab? Maybe you're barking up the wrong tree....a tree with a whole Lotta branches. I'm not saying I'd own a dang monkey. I have kids, 2 rescued bunnies and I'm GOOOOOOD....im just saying...its an entire industry and it seems to be booming. Why? Every other comment on ppls pages that isn't SHAME ON YOU...is where'd you get that monkey and how much was it? Monkeys in the US **ARE** 8 to 10 K for certified, healthy, checked out, not dark net, etc.... who exactly started this trend? Genuine question. Edited to add, you may know cost, I added it for the other ppl asking. If you see a monkey cheaper or discounted...you're being scammed. My best guess....I've never seen someone post lower than 1500 for a lil Itty bitty marmoset and that was years ago.
@@crackers1039it doesn't matter who would buy it. She is supporting animal abuse. The cocaine industry is booming too, so because it's already available, people should buy it, because who else would? Lol. This confused woman will not have this monkey in 3 years. A baby monkey is not your kid or your rabbits. Giving people the benefit of the doubt is a dangerous game, you don't have to be a psychologist like me to use this common sense. Cost doesn't matter, spending 10k is evidence of this lady's lack of judgment.
Just an FYI, when they do that it is actually called "geckering" and you are right in that researchers/'primatologists consider it to be the equivalent of a human baby having a temper tantrum!
Also girlie (and I don't want to step on your toes here..by no means do I mean to offend or upset you) another thing to think about...in order to rear a macaque baby into a healthy, happy adult with the least amount of abnormal behaviors and habits a good goal to set is to try to emulate their real mother's care as closely as possible. Because they cling to their moms 24/7 at this age the most ideal care you can provide to her would be to do the same as much as possible by allowing her to pretty much cling to you 24/7...it is a survival instinct for them when this young and when they are not allowed to follow through on it it causes them stress and anxiety and it can have lifelong behavioral consequences! The owners that attempt to copy mom's behavior even allow them to sleep at night clinging...by nature not being allowed to cling to mom means certain death for them in the wild since she provides protection, milk, warmth...everything that is necessary for their survival. If she puts them down like this then they freak and call for her because they instinctively know they will not survive! It is the single most important thing you can do for them while they are this young. Despite what some people might think it will not spoil them...in fact not allowing them to follow instinct by not allowing the to cling all the time actually will cause them to be _more_ dependent, to have less confidence-that they need to have in order to explore the world around them and to cry/whine more. They cling to their mom and when they get a little older than she is they start venturing out a couple of steps away and check things out and then they run back to mom and reassure themselves that she is still there for them. When they gain that confidence that she is there for them to run back to and cling to each time they gradually begin to gain more and more confidence.
There has been a lot of research done on these things and macaque moms that are or borderline on abusive to their babies, who push them off or dont let them cling...these babies try even harder to cling, are fearful, won't venture out and are delayed in social, psychological and physical development.
I'm not trying to be rude or judgemental or anything and by all means you should do what you wish with your baby its just that most people are not aware of how terribly important these things are and that it can affect them for the rest of their lives. It will also build her trust in you and the bond between you guys!! It only lasts for a few months and you might find yourself regretting it later on...
Take care girl.
Have u read my other post??? She IS WITH/ON me 24/7 and YES even at night...!! Sometimes thru the day when she is sleep I lay her down to do a few things and soon as she wakes I get her... I'm not sure where you thought otherwise...
She doesn’t care about any of this as this macaque is her surrogate baby and definitely not “a wild animal” to her. In three years or less this animal will be living in a cage full time. I am confident enough to bet on that.
@@tomdaleny2671 Jazzy needs to go to a nice sanctuary where she can be properly cared for. She obviously has special needs that aren’t being met.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I think the op might have thought otherwise because at the beginning of this video the macaque is clearly *not* on you 24/7. It also seemed like the op was coming from a place of kindness, so I don’t quite understand the all caps hostility.
@@rachizzle615 and could you please tell me what her special needs are that's not being met?? because I believe I've had her since she was 5 weeks old and I've had her to two vets that are primate professionals actually and neither one of them hasn't told me anything about no special needs!!
I don’t think anyone should keep monkeys at home because it’s not fair to them. You are treating them like human babies and they aren’t. Incidentally how come you have one in America?
Somebody is sick as hell in this family
Some states allow people to own monkeys.
It’s perfect legal to own a primate in some states
@Turd Feceson that is an understatement.
Yep your going to get some push back in these comments. China stopped selling Macaques to the US of A in late December 2019 stating the needed them for the pandemic. Whether ppl believe testing on monkeys is wrong or testing is the best alternative to using humans for covid19 1 thing is clear that those who prior to the global pandemic did not want primate used are changing their stance in the face of pandemic at home and abroad. The truly sad fact is Cambodia citizens who engage in the brutality of Macaque mothers and their offspring being torn apart in the name of financial gain using the infants usually from wet umbilical cord to age 10 months then kill or illegally sell the animals to countries with $$$ to afford a primate ( clearly USA UK AUSTRALIA fall within that group ) only to receive the animal dead or near death and learn hep B hep C HIV Covid19 are now at risk via these disease ridden critters and further ppl paid to receive this nightmare keeping the pandemic not just going but on going in the "great satan" whom many will not shed a tear while otbers are taking pleasure to get 1 over on the US. Talk about buyer beware...
She will cling to you while you go about your chores and it won't take any extra effort.
Where is her mother. Even if she was born in captivity she was born to a monkey mother..
YOU ARE NOT HER MOMMA AND YOU NEVER WILL BE
She must have been ripped from her real mothers arms so that you could have her.
@@moiraarmstrong2659 are you answering yourself?
agree
Baby macaques will have those endless temper tantrums if you don't pick them up and hold them. I've watched so many videos already. They will cling on to you the first year of their lives. Wherever you go, you have to take her with you, unless she's asleep. But when she wakes up, she'll freak out if you're not there. 🐵
@J. F. I. - watch a few more videos of something outside of those at the temple, as well as not put out by the animal rights terrorists who have a specific agenda for a more rounded education on monkeys.
@@dr.donnawalter4380 I've watched all kinds of macaque channels. I'm trying to stop, though, so that I won't contribute to that problem.
@@josefizquierdo6139 - specifically what problem?
Actually, by 3 months old they are more interested in playing than mommy.....except to nurse, of course, which they continue to do until about 10 months old when mom weans them, ready or not. Yes, they stay with their mom and want her around and throw fits when they don't get their way , but the geckering is only the first few months, then they start other behavior. But they don't spend every waking minute with mom after the first few weeks..... They use her a touchstone, but they go off and play with other monkeys.
One person who knows what they’re talking about. Yes, when they start to forage, they clean less to mother….. at about three months, old or four months old they’re already starting to stop going into the mother as much. From that point on they rarely clean unless they’re nursing.
You should've left her wrapped around her mother's neck where she belongs. You keep saying to her "I know, I know, I know" but you don't actually know anything about what this baby monkey is feeling and experiencing. You don't know how it feels to be taken from your mother shortly after birth and have to deal with being constantly tortured by an overwhelming insatiable, & instinctual need to cling and suckle. You also don't know what it feels like to suddenly be taken captive by a weird giant creature who assumes they know how you feel but are sorely mistaken due to the projection of their own pathetic needs onto yours.
My god, just pick her and hold her for a few minutes. I believe that you know that baby monkeys this size and for about their first 12 months sometimes a little less but quite often more, spend close to 23 hours a day clinging to their mother's chest and being cuddled to their mother's chest by Mom. They get warmth from her they feel her heartbeat there are a ton of things that they learn. They nurse on and off all day long. That's the way God created them to be. I don't understand why you can't quit what you're doing for just a minute and hold this baby monkey that you took into your care. You keep telling her that she's okay but God hardwired her to pitch a fit when she's not clinging to her mother's chest. It's not natural for her not to be and most importantly it's dangerous for her to not be clinging to her mother's chest. That's why they go so crazy when they're not sometimes. I think that you love this monkey I think that you want to do what is best for her. So please just don't let her do this.
How do you expect her to shoot a good youtube video when the baby is clinging?
"Expert" advice everyone...
Are you kidding me? Have you watched mother's in the wild - those babies have to be taught discipline otherwise the mother wouldn't be able to eat. Sometimes the babies are so clingy that mother literally kills them.
After watching the wild mothers rip thier heads away, allow them to get kidnapped and dragged everywhere, not letting them eat, this one has it made
Evolution hardwired her to pitch a fit when she’s not clinging to Mom.
i can not understand how you can believe that a monkey like this is happy the way she had to live by you. Unbelieveble for me and i never will believe you make a monkey happy like this.
Well I'll make it simple..... Don't watch it go watch the monkeys in the wild or better yet the ones that's being abused. And for god sakes Don't take your precious time to comment cuz it's not going to do a damn thing!! Everybody has their opinions and not everybody's going to agree on some things. But I believe in the saying " that if it doesn't apply let it fly"
She is crying for her mom. No, it is not ok.
cause you talk primate???
Are your arms.broken that you can't pick her up she is a baby who wants some TLC.
Gosh people, it is a monkey not a human baby.
That's the 👉
This is so wrong and abusive. She should be with her mother. Primates are not pets.
Maybe. But sometimes mom monkey. Is mean to them than they die. Either way. They are abused. Sometimes they get lucky with human mom's. 🙏💖
@@kathyharrington546 how long do they get lucky , until not TH-cam. Cute anymore, dumped ,killed
Where is her/his family?
You don't have to hold her, she can hold onto you without interfering with what you are doing..you clearly have time to hold the camera and film her.
На цепь ее надо и недавать цеплятся. Наказывать и наказывать. Только строгость и страх перед мощьным наказанием слелают это послушным.
She's like where's my mommy? Mommy where are you?!?
The mother are killed I think.its heartbroken
@@ireneblomgren2002 killed?? Now that was a stupid comment!! Why in the world would a breeder kill it??🙄
@@missinmeyet7792 from a breeder or illegal monkey trade?
Reputable breeders do not and would not kill the mothers. They are treated very well and taken care of very well.
Your talking about those videos you watch in Cambodia. These are the evil people that kill the mothers and rip these babies from their arms.
This is also the same as getting a puppy from a breeder for those that think this is mean.
These baby’s are going to loving homes. There is a process in which people go through to adopt them also. People just aren’t handed over a baby with no questions asked.
I respect this woman. She jd taking the very best care of this baby.
That's because their real mom holds them at this age. Make a pouch you can carry her. . I hate that you people promote taking them from their real moms .and treat them like humans . She doesn't need cloths
Poor baby ,don't have her real mom.
Brenda 👍👍👍👍👍
Where and how did you get this lil precious girl? I've been wanting to give one of these lil beautiful souls a forever home for quite a while.
I bought her from a great breeder in TX. & paid a LOT for her! And I wouldn't trade her for a Million bucks! She is my life, a hell of a lot of work but it is so rewarding.
Even on the worst days ,& I mean by being BAD and very ornery, she will come and wrap her Lil arms around me and lay her head down on my chest and or grab my face and kiss me MAKES IT WORTH EVERYTHING..... nothing but pure love
I can only imagine how sweet that lil precious baby is, even on her ornery days. I enjoy watching your videos. The love you have for these babies just melts my heart. You are very loving and patient with them. Thank you for sharing them with us. Bless you all.
Is there any way that you can private email me and let me know the breeder? All I’ve seen online are scum bag scammers.
So very proud of you
I am so happy for you. They have a very good breeder in Ohio as well the breeder there sells macaques, capuchin’s, and I believe spider monkeys. The lady has very very good breeding, ethics and morals. She takes wonderful care of her monkeys they are part of her family. I have seen her interaction with all of them. They are all well behaved and they are very friendly monkeys. Her monkeys are more behaved than my neighbors dogs and she loves her dogs more than you can imagine. People fail to realize that monkeys become part of the family , they’re not easily gotten rid of nor do many of them act the way you see on the Internet, those monkeys behavior certain way because the person is wanting to make money. All the Asian families that I know keep their monkeys from baby to the end of their lifespan they don’t give up their monkeys who like I said are part of their family just because they became an adult monkey
She is number one. She is more important than the camera. She needs all of your love and affection. AAAAAALLLL of it. She sure is precious tho :)
Just curious what your plan is when she gets too hard to handle as an adult ?
Typically they toss them back in the wild but what is your plan ?
Arroz is great he loves them .
Interesting ..
When they start biting they are not so cute.
@@321scully I plan on raising her properly disciplining her properly now don't get that confused with abusing her. But she will definitely know that I am the alpha and I plan on keeping her lifelong and loving her for a very long time.. this is my best friend she is with me 24/7 she goes to work with me also thank goodness I own my own businesses
They don't "toss them back in the wild" when they live in the US!
@@PrimateProductions They just get tossed in the cage.
@@PrimateProductions lol
I love how people give all this advice to someone that owns a monkey. I am guessing that someone who buys a monkey has done their homework …have watched and read just as much monkey material as anyone ….I love how people assume she doesn’t know anything ….owning a monkey is NOT Owning a PET. IT IS ADOPTING A CHILD…They are NOT like a dog or cat…..They are primates (like us) with very complicated needs socially, dietary, discipline, interaction, and stimulus….People don’t just go out and buy a monkey. If you did without knowing every single thing about them including facial expressions, the hierarchy of a troop, etc , good luck with that.
No, it's not adopting a child. It's adopting an animal. It's an animal with much greater needs than a typical pet, but it is NOT a child
What are you going to do when this monkey gets bigger are you going to keep them or return them to his habitan
It's habitat? You do realize the is in the US right? Macaques are not native to the US.
These monkeys are not being groomed to be rehabilitated.
What will you do when that baby hits its teens and scent marks your house .or starts tearing up stuff. They will get older and they are strong ..and strong willed!
Macaques do not "scent mark"! Educate yourself a bit before attempting to critique others when you are clueless!
@@missinmeyet7792 I beg to differ .we had three .k I KNOW what I'm talking about .!!!
@@missinmeyet7792 do your own research k .
@@rubygrooms137 holy moly 3?!? Did you keep all 3 for whole lives? If don't mind me asking.
@@missinmeyet7792 you’re correct that they do not literally scent mark because they don’t even have the scent glands for that. However, all monkeys do take a leak whenever and wherever they please, so Ruby was basically correct in her point, even if she’s mislabeling what they’re doing as scent marking when it’s basically just peeing everywhere.
Precious precious beyond precious. Macaqueswill ALWAYS want to be held 24/7. Need the closeness and cling on thing, otherwise they squeak,squeel and are definitely blanket babies, doesn't mean they're neglect red by those CALLS, just love to cling. Lol. Sometimes people get a wrap around waist THINGY, and tie baby to waist. They LOVE that. GOOD LUck . She's absolutely precious. Wish I could own a Monkey, but here near NYC no not allowed. Ill enjoy all the NICE Monkeys with NICE Monkey owners on TH-cam.
Take care!
I wonder when people that macaques will be bright enough to learn about them before they get one and not make up ridiculous reasons for their acting upset and panicky when they have first been taken away from their mother. Of course they want o be held as the spend almost all of their first several months clinging to their mother. When they are first poached and either ripped from their mother, often seeing their mother killed to make it easier for them to be grabbed they spend weeks in grief making that little call for their mom. That is the sound that would bring their mother running. Its not a tantrum and its not them being bad or annoying and its not their fault it is yours. What they need is to bond with a foster that can protect then, keep them warm., hold them all the time and give them plenty of time to suckle whether its for milk or just comfort. They are confused, and in shock, depressed and traumatized. They are not doing anything different than any baby like them ripped away from a loving mother that the desperately need as she can teach them how to be a monkey. A macaque is not only not jut a good pet they absolutely cannot be a pet at all. Oh sure they are cute and look like a human baby and you can humanize them all you want but within a year, or at the most too, they will mature enough that they will exercise their dominance and go from a cute toy to a animal you cannot control and cannot stop from biting and scratching, attacking you and any other animals in the home, and tearing things up, as they are wild animals and you can never domesticate them no matter how much you fool yourself.
What do you do then? Cage her 7/24 which will become a miserable life for her because as a baby she had the run of the home, or have her dumped somewhere near a strange troop of moneys who will most likely attack and kill her rather than accept her, as she has no idea how to act like a monkey and know what a troop expects, or if by some miracle the troop accepts her she will be the lowest one in the troop who gest what few scrapes are left when the rest are done eating and will be have every male trying to impregnate her constantly as she is the lowest female and cannot say no, so she will have a baby every tear and that life too will be pretty miserable but better then the other choices. You could, of course, try to explain how you managed to get an illegal pet in almost all countries and see if you can get her into a zoo, which probably will not work as they probably have a troop and do not want the work of trying to integrate her, or send her off to a sanctuary if there is one with room, and if none of those options work you will start getting told to be fair and euthanize her.
Does anyone ever stop to think about what happens after the first 6 months or so when they start not being so cute? Al this that you are doing and has been done to get you this baby is nothing more than animal abuse.
@Pam Duncan In the United States, a pet monkey is bought from a breeder and not poached from a troop in the wild. It is unlikely that the mother would be killed.
Primates are legal to keep in some states.
If you wanted the baby monkey then you are responsibility to make shire she has what she needs and holding and cuddling like her mom would do. Infant monkeys need yo be held 24/7 and demand your undivided attention.
Where did you get her? I would love to have one like her! Let me know plz! Thanks
disgusting video of abusd baby monkey stolen from his mom.probabely mom is killed
American. Breeder. No dead mother.
but abused tortured baby minkey stolen from loving mom.heartbreaking
Get yourself a stand for the video, I'm sure that you have one or if not you know what I'm talking about. Most everybody uses them. Then that way you won't have to say that you can't film a video of for us while she's hanging on around your neck. But it's very unsettling to hear her in distress like that. And she is in distress even though I know you think she's all right. I believe what you're saying is you're safe it's okay I'm right here She doesn't know that her entire nervous system says I need to be clinging to my mama. And right now you're what she's got.
She's okay Macaques have Mac Attacks even with their mothers in the wild. It's good for their development
@Dr. Noam Haddad Jk and Shaki are adult pigtails and they seem pretty well behaved
No it's not ...they only do that when weening from mom do u think this enfant needs to be weened? At this age? I say again ...they belong in the wild.!
When she is not cute any more n is in puberty n causing havoc ...like all others she will be dumped so do your research and get ready k.
@@bedroom237 lol...seriously?? Were you not watching quite awhile back when he could not even get close to JK for quite awhile because he was so aggressive and had bitten him several times pretty seriously? I like their owner but both of his adult macaques exhibit symptoms of stereotypical behaviors!
Well, that what her birth mother would do...24/7
how is making a monkey live in solitary confinement OK? They can never be domestic pets and you cannot give what the baby needs. You should really think about giving it to a rescue and releasing it back into the wild because you are not a monkey and they don’t need stupid clothes And if you can’t give her what she needs you don’t need her, you even said it yourself in the video
Releasing it back into the wild?? Just shows how little you really know and how you are just parroting info you have heard or seen!! Not only has this animal never lived in the wild neither has its mother or its mother, etc for several generations. They are born in a breeders facility. In addition how do you suppose it would be released to the wild when there is no native population of macaques here in the US? As far as a rescue goes you can be sure that the majority of "rescues" here in the US that actually have room to accept a baby monkey are no different than the situation she is in right now if not worse. Too many people building a whole bunch of enclosures on their property and taking in monkeys and calling it a "sanctuary" or "rescue". They still handle the ones the want to as pets and do not follow the guidelines necessary for it to be an actual animal sanctuary.
The key is for people to not get them as pets in the first place but once it's done the animal is condemned to never live life as it was intended.
@@PrimateProductions I said going to a rescue so it can be rehabilitated and then released
@@pro.doggroomer7155 lol...can you not read?? It is in the US...where do you think they are going to release it? They cannot be sent to another country! Did you not read what I said about spaces available at so called rescues?? They don't get rehabbed here because there is no way to release them.
What will happen when she's past cuteness, are you going to throw her back in the woods?
So damn Toxic.
@@loslosmith truth is truth Mr....
or she gets herps from it , cause monkeys carries herps
How old is the baby?
I also think their little tantrums are adorable. They are so much like human infant babies. They know exactly how to get moms attention too.
Where is her mother. And get a stand , for gods sake I am sure you can do nearly everything you need to just letting her staying clonging to you. Mother monkeys climb tree jump from place to place in fact do everything with their baby clinging to them. Like you said you needed to film gor utube, that says it all
Where are you getting these little fellas... adorable
Now that's more like it. See how fast she settled down? You're not spoiling her. Monkeys can't be domesticated you can at least for a while manage their behaviors a little And as I'm sure you know some people do that in really horrible ways. She is so precious enjoy her now hold her rub her little face.
Oh the monkey" expert" is here everyone
@@michaeledwards2253 there are a few so called experts on here. I can't roll my eyes far enough.
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Who cares bout you tube ...your abusing that animal for money ... reported ...
This is sad. It’s traumatizing for her. Infants (this one is disgustingly young) CLING TO THEIR MOTHERS THEY ARE NOT HUMAN BABIES. I suppose this monkey will be willed to someone after the owner passes and the monkey has completely imprinted on her. This is wrong. These cute little babies hit adolescence and behave as a normal adolescent would and most are abused then traumatized again when re homed. It’s selfish. In the end it’s the baby who will pay.
Anna 👍👍👍👍👍👍
WOW,,,,I Can’t believe you have found a real life “Menopause Monkey Mafia””. In the wild.. I’ve never seen one…
Translate please.
Lol
Hopefully you have an outdoor area for her. Complete with branches, and SPACE. The primates I’ve seen have outdoor enclosures and you would not believe the SPEED and strength they have. She will need to spend plenty of time there. They can die from lack of vitamin D otherwise. In the wild these primates are so very active. She will develop maladaptive behaviors. Thumb sucking, manipulating genitalia, grimacing are all behaviors displayed when they are dealing with loss and abandonment from their mothers. Not normal behaviors. She will easily out live you. She will be absolutely despondent.
OMG, raise your own monkey!
@@loslosmith I don't want them, they belong with their own in their natural habitat. It's a simple question, why the attitude? What's going to happen when they're grown and no longer cute? Simple....
@@ivyroldan2872 that’s a valid question Ivy. I get the appeal, I don’t even know who he is responding to. Could be me. Like you, they are adorable but it’s just so unfair for the (long) life of the primate.
@@ivyroldan2872 what's going to happen when they are grown and no longer cute???
I just cannot get past the part where you and other people keep saying "no longer cute" I believe that they are cute no matter what age or size so why do you say that they're no longer going to be cute as an adult?? But to answer the question, when they are adults and STILL cute,
I WILL CONTINUE TO DO THE SAME THING I'VE BEEN DOING WHICH IS LOVING THEM, NOURISHING, AND PROTECTING THEM, LIKE A RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER SHOULD DO..!
"No longer cute" WOW SMH......
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 keep us posted to see if what you say is true monkey owner. They are cuter when younger and that's why people want them, it's after they are grow up, people change their mind about keeping them.
were did you get your monkeys and how big will the new one get
If you think keeping her in a cage 20 hrs a day is gonna work ur nuts in the heD ...that baby is gonna go in left field .they need enrichment for them to be happy .a human cannot provide that .monkeys are not pets they belong in the wild 😜😳🤔
I never said I was keeping her in a cage 20 hours a day I don't know where you got that at because this baby is carried or clung to me 24 hours a day even when I shower and sleep and on the toilet she's with me so don't you worry about me and mine.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I don't worry bout you ...I worry bout the baby ..wild animals belong with there own kind ...there not ment to be pets..
@@rubygrooms137 but you said you had 3 mac monkeys yourself??
Can you tell me how to get a baby like this. I’ve been trying and trying. Please help
She is programed to be held for the first couple of months of her life she's suppose to hold in the her momma. You may be good to her but if your gonna have her do like her real momma would do. I would get one if those wraps and put her in to so she is constantly attached to me.
Well thank you for the advice but I already know all of this and then some!! And I have it taken care of thanks very much!
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963. Well are you on the defensive she is just trying to give ya a little advice!! Take it it leave it YOU DON ‘T have to be so MEAN REPORTED !!!! You just lost a VIEWER !!!! OH tHere goes MONEY 💰
@@sallyglassman8082 you reported someone for that??? Now THAT is a very typical Karen!! Good thing youtube does not give a crap about something so ridiculous...what was your complaint, "she was mean"??sarcastic? Lmao! Unless you were watching her ads on all of her videos then she lost nothing!! They don't get paid by the number of subs, likes or dislikes or even number of views! Don't let the door hit you in the rear! Funny how people like you find it necessary to announce it when you are leaving!!🙂
@@sallyglassman8082 BUHH BYE.... DON'T LET THE DOOR HIT YOU WHERE THE GOOD LORD SPLIT YOU....!! FYI... My channel iS
🚫 NOT 🚫 Monitized.....so once again BUHH BYE!!!!
And I already have one of those and I do use it.... Maybe TRY asking first!!
I know every trick there is!!! But thank you for the advice..
(Is that better),
Can I ask where you got her?
You know baby that age do clings the their mother, they need alot of attention and affection. You said you can't get nothing done with her,well that something you should have thought about.
@@tomdaleny2671 calm down, KAREN!!🤣😂🤷
@@tomdaleny2671 YOU'RE illiterate, btw. What YOU wrote doesn't really make sense. 🤷
@S W - she was not complaining about the time they take, just making a statement of fact.
She needs her real mom!
She is trying to let you know she's hungry.
..and wants a cuddle.
What an adorable baby. I love her. Are you in the US?
Why not just use one of those big scarves people use to carry their human babies around in? Or knit a shirt with inch long pieces of yarn for her to cling to? Pretty simple solution if you ask me.
If you don't mind me asking where did u buy her at.she is so cute.
Its calling 4 its real mom I almost got a vervet but realized its to much care and thry aren't domestic and get aggressive no matter how well u care for them
It's not, it's just calling for who or whatever is their caregiver...as long as she picks it up it will be content
Did she ever even get something to eat or she still starving? You know she needs formula right?
Bruh. Don’t you have a set of working eyeballs? Can’t you see the damn bottle with formula in it right near the beginning of the video? She tried to give it to her & she turned her head away REPEATEDLY! For effs sake, srsly... try paying attention at least every once in a while before opening your mouth to spew useless drivel! Ugh.
I'm not even gonna say anything because YOU DONT EVEN KNOW what kind of monkey I have!!!
Dear Owner of Jazzy and New Baby Rhesus Monkey, you mentioned the differences between the monkeys are like night and day. What are the differences you are finding between the two monkeys?
well Jazzy dont like to be picked up, she will come to you if she is wanting attention so she isnt one that you can just hold,hug,kiss,cuddle... she is more energetic and very busy!!
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 I want a baby so bad but im terrified to get ripped off where did you get yours im in michigan so i can have one in my state
@@tinamurdock7629 you’re a fool for wanting one of these monsters. Do you have 24/7/365 to dedicate to these little bastards? Is there a vet in your area specializing in primate care? What do you know about their diet? Do you have the $$$ to afford diapers/food/healthcare/toys for the next 25+ years? Probably gonna dress it in stupid clothes too? It’ll be like a spoiled toddler it’s whole life. What are you going to do once it gets too big to handle? What about puberty? That’s when the proverbial shit hits the fan big time…do your research. You don’t want the trouble
@@jeffharder8706...true,,,they don't stay cute babies for a long time...the cute period! When growing up have different demanding needs--they'll start bouncing off the walls- forget that sheet!!
Where did you get her??
You can tell you are very good to her. Her demeanor says it all! She acts like she's loved!
...she's frightened
I agree
You are a liar! You are a sick individual! You are very childish! You’re uneducated about monkeys! But most of all, you are clearly very jealous! You need to grow up
How much did she cost and where did you get her at
Already traumatized by being taken from her mother. She'll never have anything but a miserable existence in an environment that will always seem alien to her. Humans are never a substitute for a monkey mother and primates are NOT pets!
Naww...no need to be so dramatic! They can be happy if their needs are met...and that will remain to be seen in this case...more than often they are not but it does occasionally happen! She is also not traumatized but is just crying to be picked up so that she can do what is natural and instinctive for her, to cling.
I wish I agog my baby this young . You still have her? I have questions since she’s a rhesus too. Javas are so much different.
Yes I still have her and jazzy there not going anywhere
She is absolutely beautiful. May I ask where you got her from? I want one so bad.
Yes please tell us. Love to have one of them baby's. Lots of time lot's of love. 🙏
She will never tell you where she got her because it was probably illegsl
No. No. No. Do NOT tell ANYONE where you got this monkey!! They do NOT need to be kept as pets!!!!!
I will tell because I paid a lot of money for her through a completely legal breeder in Texas. You will have to email me and I will give you the name I'm not going to post it on here so that people can harass him
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 please don't. I'm BEGGING you not to tell people! My father (God rest his soul) was a zookeeper for 40 years and rehabilitated these animals (and a lot of others) to ensure they would have a good life. These animals do NOT need to be bred and purchased by people who want them as pets. They are supposed to be in troops with others of their kind! So please, just stop! I will find out who the breeder is and contact him myself, and tell him I came from this channel.
It's shaped like the mother's teat too.....which is nice. Now rig it up over your shoulder and hold her and let her nurse when she wants....LOL>
She’s not gonna lose any money! My first time watching this baby! Most monkey mamas are violent with their babies! Yes they’re with their moms most of the time but a part of the day is very violent! This monkey has the Greatest mom! And who are you to judge her? Take care of your own pitiful negative life and it will be a full time job!!
100% ^^^^
She isn’t having tantrums, she’s reacting to being taken from her mother, made to wear dresses and diapers and stuck in a playpen. Don’t scold her for being a monkey. She’s sad and traumatized, that’s a fact.
Having said that, you are the best monkey mom. She’s obviously loved, fed and kept very clean.
She’s a wild animal that can never be tamed, as sweet, cuddly and adorable she is now, she’s going to grow and cause problems in your home and life.
She craves constant clinging as she would with her mother. Let her, please. I know this is an old video.
She wants to be held
Where did you get her from she is so cute I would love one but only in a boy
hjones21213@gmail.com email me as I would love to help
She's screaming for her real mother. Everything in her is saying this baby bed isn't for me. I want my mommy's tummy. Im not sure how you got her but she wants her momma.
Go away. None of us care about your opinion.
Please tell me how you got her l want one so much
I love her noises
Love her noises??? Lol
A few hours of "her noises" would have combat veterans wanting her gone
We are not talking about combat veterans are we? Go suck an egg.
Is she a Macaque? And where is she from? May I ask the cost ? I just got a squirrel monkey he is 7 weeks old now but I wanted one of these in a female
Rhesus Macaque. And 10K she came from a breeder in Texas and I also have a squirrel monkey just turned a year old. Got her at 5 weeks old from NC
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 well I want one of them so bad . Not sure I can come up with it . I wish I could . Do they get along ?
Mine is spoiled rotten already from all the grandkids I call him their new Monkey Uncle. Does your squirrel monkey bite much? Or like a bath
Just want to thank you for buying another baby monkey, and keeping the illegal pet trade in business. Calling it a "mac attack" only shows your complete inability to fully understand monkey behavior. Congratulations. I wonder how long it will take before you replace this one. BTW, she needs to be held and cuddled all the time for the first few months....as her real mom would have done had she not been stolen from her. Well done.
@Granny Willow - this pet was a legal purchase. Have you not kept up on the background of this monkey?
@@dr.donnawalter4380 and apparently she has not and everybody seems to think the only way to get one of these is to go into the woods/forest and climb a tree and kill the mother and take it 😂😂 meanwhile while the rest of the troop sits back and watches and mines their own business lmao
You mean to tell me that it has to be held 24 hours a day long to me and go everywhere I go??? NOPE I did NOT know that 🤷.!!!! That's crazy 🤦I can't believe that I did not know that before purchasing this baby!!!!
Gosh darn it! Why wouldn't I research them a little more before investing thousands of dollars into it🙍🤦
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 - which, btw, is part of their anthropomorphism showing when they speak like they do. Mom monkeys do not hold the babies 24 hours a day but for some reason when they give animals human traits they believe they do. 👍🤦♀️
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 - it is the "jungle"...to which I asked one to let us know when they actually locate a jungle in the USA. 👍
Is his name Arroz? With the Rhesus monkeys?
Yes
Where did you get that rhesus monkey & How much did it cost ??? I'm just curious. 🐵
Right I want one
There is a monkey breeder located in Texas and 10K
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 could you please provide name. I've been ripped off thousands of dollars. POGGIS IN FLORIDA HAD BEEN THE ONLY LEGIT ONE I HAVE FOUND BUT HE WANTS 16,000
@@lisamariekiser9940 oh my goodness please email me at heatherreneewoodring@gmail.com
@@lisamariekiser9940 and I have spoke with that guy and he is a smart ass.. and charges triple the price of any other breeder I would not deal with that man
Your baby girl is so beautiful could I ask what state you live in?
WV
Did you mean Arroz videos? His videos are great, I love his channel! He is so informative and doesn't believe in interfering with the monkeys by feeding them which i love.
Yes!! Learned a lot from his channel
I follow his channel also. He is enjoyable to watch. Not like those abusive ones
I watch his channel too but I have to disagree to some extent bc he definitely feeds them. He use to sneak and feed Teeny all the time..
@@mistymitchell7280 aren't you one of sakors fans?
@@mistymitchell7280 YES he sure DOES feed them!!
Baby wants to be held and cuddled when she's being fed!
Wow that's a close up I didn't need to see🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
Where are you from? And where did you get her ? What kind is she?
You should be prepared to hold her first thing when she wakes up. If u can't get anything done cuz your holding her & that's a problem then u shouldn't have her.
Please tell me you did not raise your voice to her.
If they cling then they can’t suck cause they are clinging, problem solved!
See if they are truly being adopted from being abused into a wonderful famipy then i think thats great beat because at this point they have tonbe placed some where cause they will be torn to pieces if theyre put back out to the wilderness. Others monkeys will kill them.
@@sissyjarvis1176 back into the wild? They are in the US! Monkeys are not native to the US. It did not come from the wild nor was it rescued...it was bought from a breeder.
She’s so beautiful! May I ask how you got her and where did you get her from? I have always wanted one, I just can not seem to find a place or person that sells them. Whatever you can tell me that would be helpful is definitely appreciated.
She beautiful may I ask where you got her and how much I've been looking for about 2 years
By a doll ,why must animals suffer because you got a crazy idea ,Google have to have pet monkeys , look the human faces witch was bitten of by monkeys
Good! People don't need to be keeping monkeys. They live in troops and need EXTREME special care.
You go buy yourself a doll! Thank God, we live in a country of freedom, so what you want doesn’t matter to everybody else. If they wanna monkey, they can have one if their laws allow it. No monkeys are suffering because they’re a pet of someone!!!! Your dogs, and cats must be suffering with you as their owner since you seem to think that animals suffer at the hands of humans just because they’re pets. You sound lsince you seem to think that animals suffer at the hands of humans just because they’re pets. You sound like a very jealous individual, I bet $1 million if you had a monkey, you would not think that you were abusing it.! Furthermore, you would probably be very offended the things you’re telling this person, if it were told to you and you had a monkey. Quit being jealous. Get yourself a monkey of your own, then follow all your own advice.
Oh I love her I live in VA very close to NC so I'm going to check out KCs ranch
I'm in VA also.. I've been trying to find a min scammer so I can adopt a macaque. Everyone has been scammers...
@@lisamariekiser9940 check KCs breeder in N.C. that is where she found hers. I think you have to wait for a macaque. They look legit
Sorry but you have a 3 week old baby monkey that by instinct alone is used to holding on to its mother at this age at all times.
I understand you need to do things with your arms and hands but there are baby harnesses that you could have attached to your body and put her in which would have freed your arms and hands up to do whatever chores you needed to get done, but with this baby monkey still close to your body.
I understand she’s not a baby anymore.
But when I see her crying and throwing her attacks it’s only because she’s feeling afraid and alone without being close to someone most of the time.
Why is her name a secret?
It's not a secret I was just going to do a name reveal soon as I have time to get a little white onesie that fits her and I was going to put her name on it and do a little video of her playing and being good because she's actually starting to get down and play more now but she could just be getting more comfortable with us and her surroundings.
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 awww that is very cool...maybe you mentioned it already and I missed it. I just wondered why you said that, if maybe someone had been giving you a hard time about it or something! 🙂
@@thejazzyjypsyshowbabymonke5963 why don't you just adopta homeless human baby
@@sueb7827 lol!! Do you really think that baby monkeys are the same as baby humans??
How big will she get?
She wants her real mama lady the one you stole her from in Florida
Omg ...Too Adorable!
She is adorable! Just let her cling on you. She'll be ok and this way your hands are free to get stuff done.
What a cute little outfit. Precious.
I think your doing a fantastic job with your new baby and will continue to do so. God Bless!
She is doing excellent! This lady is great with this little monkey
Monkeys should not be in households and treated as human children they should stay in the wild where they can thrive.
You are 100% right in that you can't hold a baby monkey and film it at the same time. And Yes, she is haveing Macaque Attacks - a Temper tantrum because they aren't getting Their way. When she has a Macaque Attack, put her in her bed - cage and walk away from her. She is spoiled by being held 24/7.
Please listen to people and please hold her by make a happy sack and tie it around your waist a put her in it so she is close to you like she would be her mom I’m wild she is beautiful 😍
She can cling please hold her please let her cling that is so so important
Que linda essa macaquinha,,,EU aaamei !!!@ Brasil São Paulo interior próximo Marília
I am truly amazed I never thought I would see someone truly and genuinely love a baby macaque . Most people starts out “being nice “ but you can tell they don’t really love them and then a few weeks later they start abusing them . Anyways this is so refreshing to watch ! Keep it up! She is so adorable !!!!
She’s an infant taken from a mother and catapulted into a human world so this woman can play at being mommy.
Give it time...
So do you say the same thing about a puppy or a kitten?
Why a monkey?
What an ignorant thing to say.