Nice Galah, mine turns 34 in September around the same time I turn 36. He spends half his day upside down, the rest picking on the neighbourhood cats! Almost all photos of me as a child had my mate George on my shoulders or the handle bars. My mates can't believe it's George until he yells my name like my father used to, calling me home for tea from 2 miles away...good times.
Nice. Classic reward training. I got 'lucky' with my cockatoo, who *loves* to flip / spin upside down and hang down like a bat, usually with such enthusiasm that I'm worried he'll rip the skin off my fingers as he spins over.
I taught my eclectus to just hang there when I do this. He absolutely hates it and if I leave him there for too long, he'll start kind of biting me for it. He does enjoy being swung gently though, lol. My sun conure was also taught this trick but again, I do all of the work. However, she lets go with one foot to make the trick her own :)
Since the cue for the first bird is a tail touch, is there still room to teach it another trick, where in a snap leads to a bat impersonation, and you don't have to do anything?
I agree with you. Besides, she's not even looking for attention in this video, it's focused on the birds. Why the hell do people try to point out things that most people didn't even notice?
you seem like a really patient person !!! ... do you know how i can bond with my 2 perakeets everytime i get close they just start flying all over there cage!! i need help!!
Hey, Jamie! I have a problem. I have a beautiful Parakeet but I can't seem to get her used to me! We were starting to get along great until my sisters friend needed to borrow my room for a month. Now she's shy of me again. I've been told to hold her a lot, but it's so difficult to get her out of the cage. Even when I do, as soon as she can she flies away and starts squawking when I try pick her up again and I'm afraid she'll get hurt if I continue this charade. What should I do?
how do you get your birds to be used to being upside down? My too bites really hard whenever he is upside down in any way. He never bites at any other time...
hey! If I'm getting this right, this means that once you teach the trick one way, the bird will be unlikely to learn the trick in another way? You showed three birds, each one making more progress than the next. This leads me to believe that you had tried to correct the first and second bird's technique and you had also learned to teach the trick better. What's your take on all of this?
I put 13 weeks old baby goffin cockatoo under deposit. Since he is weaning later than he should be, the owner of the store handfeeds him for breakfast and tries to get him eating by himself afternoon. Whenever I visit him afternoon he bites me pretty hard. Sometimes he is super sweet,but most of time he always tries to bite someone til bleeding. Is this behavior normal for baby birds? Or that is his own personality that can not be fully controlled by training. Someone please help me. Thank you.
You are an amazing training, I wish doing this one day too, I love parrot it's my passion they are absolutly so bright and funny. You're really beautiful too :)
Hey :) , what would you recommend me to get as my first parrot? :) I've had lizards in the past , and some budgies but what would you recommend then? :) please wb x
It would help if you were a bit more specifc; does your bird just avoid your dad? Does it behave aggressively toward him? What exactly does your bird do when your dad comes into the room? What about when he approaches it? What kind of bird? I'll assume some sort of parrot, at any rate. If it just avoids him, I would suggest you start by having your dad just completely ignore him for a few days or more depending on what your situation is like. When you want to try interaction, have him refrain from using his hands; our hands can be very threatening to a bird, but it's so natural for us to reach out and grab everything that we don't think about it. He can talk, or they eat together, or he can just hang out around the bird or whatever, but hold off on the hands. When I introduce children to birds, I'll often make them hold their hands behind their backs at first, so they get over the initial excitement without scaring the bird. When you want to start getting him use to your dad's hands, getting the bird to step up is a good start. Make sure his hand comes from under the bird instead of above. This is all only if it's just a matter of your bird being unwilling to interact with your dad though. Playing "hard to get" usually works best in these cases. If your problems are different or more severe, please specify them, along with the type of bird.
why don't you allow coments on your other video. to see pet that are in fact not in captivity, and crassy the thinker being loved all the same is simply heavenly
That's adorable. I just got a five week old pineapple green cheeck conure who I would love to teach that to. She is so much fun and hand-feeding really is pretty amazing. I love you'r video's, you'r very helpful and I have to say I have a bit of envy when it comes to you'r life. lol :) Thank you so much for the good advise.
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Some of us aren't sad betas and are actually interested in the exotic birds, there's girls everywhere. Surely not in your mom's basement, but if you were to go out ever... Instead of being sad on the internet.
Yes, I do think it's very cool... I was staring at her birds because they were so gorgeous. If I stare at your birds will you shut up and make me a sandwich? It's clear you're just jelly...
you have some great birds, alot of moneys worth too, shows devotion to your bird, what treat did you feed them? ive found some seeds they chew and drop the rest making a mess, it looked like your birds eat the whole treat making it relatively clean when giving a reward.
It's a blue throated macaw. I don't know how much they are exactly, but they are pretty expensive - even if purchased from captive breeding programs - because they are endangered in the wild.
You and your birds are just adorable !
You can just read from her the love she has for her birds.
Thats really something you've taught your birds. Thanks so much for posting it.
jinx is sooooo beautiful! it looks prehistoric! reminds me of their ancestors the dinosaurs.
Thanks for the video. The birds all look wonderful.
Nice Galah, mine turns 34 in September around the same time I turn 36. He spends half his day upside down, the rest picking on the neighbourhood cats! Almost all photos of me as a child had my mate George on my shoulders or the handle bars. My mates can't believe it's George until he yells my name like my father used to, calling me home for tea from 2 miles away...good times.
Nice. Classic reward training. I got 'lucky' with my cockatoo, who *loves* to flip / spin upside down and hang down like a bat, usually with such enthusiasm that I'm worried he'll rip the skin off my fingers as he spins over.
I love Bondi she is so cute!
Great little vid, lovely birds :). You are great with them.
I taught my eclectus to just hang there when I do this. He absolutely hates it and if I leave him there for too long, he'll start kind of biting me for it. He does enjoy being swung gently though, lol. My sun conure was also taught this trick but again, I do all of the work. However, she lets go with one foot to make the trick her own :)
Omg that bird is sooooooooooo pretty!
You are good with birds. I love birds, have an eclectus, cockatiel, and 2 parakeets.
Your parrots are so pretty,and smart.Can I train this trick to my budgie ?
No substitute for seeing flocks of them in the wild!!
This is fantastic
If you dont mind...can you do a video showing all of your birds
Beautiful birds!
love your videos they are great.
you have some crazy birds
Since the cue for the first bird is a tail touch, is there still room to teach it another trick, where in a snap leads to a bat impersonation, and you don't have to do anything?
sweet birds!!!!
thats so cute!
I agree with you. Besides, she's not even looking for attention in this video, it's focused on the birds. Why the hell do people try to point out things that most people didn't even notice?
Well done
you seem like a really patient person !!! ... do you know how i can bond with my 2 perakeets everytime i get close they just start flying all over there cage!! i need help!!
lovely birds and yovely girl:)
thank u for the skills.
Hey, Jamie! I have a problem. I have a beautiful Parakeet but I can't seem to get her used to me! We were starting to get along great until my sisters friend needed to borrow my room for a month. Now she's shy of me again. I've been told to hold her a lot, but it's so difficult to get her out of the cage. Even when I do, as soon as she can she flies away and starts squawking when I try pick her up again and I'm afraid she'll get hurt if I continue this charade. What should I do?
how do you get your birds to be used to being upside down? My too bites really hard whenever he is upside down in any way. He never bites at any other time...
I am now subscribing to see more of this epic stuff :D wow.. just wow!!
hey! If I'm getting this right, this means that once you teach the trick one way, the bird will be unlikely to learn the trick in another way? You showed three birds, each one making more progress than the next. This leads me to believe that you had tried to correct the first and second bird's technique and you had also learned to teach the trick better.
What's your take on all of this?
what treats are you giving him?
I put 13 weeks old baby goffin cockatoo under deposit. Since he is weaning later than he should be, the owner of the store handfeeds him for breakfast and tries to get him eating by himself afternoon. Whenever I visit him afternoon he bites me pretty hard. Sometimes he is super sweet,but most of time he always tries to bite someone til bleeding. Is this behavior normal for baby birds? Or that is his own personality that can not be fully controlled by training. Someone please help me. Thank you.
what are you giving them as treats, i have conures id really like to teach them this!
You are an amazing training, I wish doing this one day too, I love parrot it's my passion they are absolutly so bright and funny. You're really beautiful too :)
I was wondering if you placed any of these birds into breeding programs because most of the birds you have are either endangered or vulnerable?
My Noah (Hahns macaw) will do it with me doing the work. Like Bondi. How do i teach him to do the work?
What are you feeding them as a reward?
Did a bird land on your camera at 2:00 or something?
Cute.
what kinda bird parrot is the first one?
How long did it take to learn that trick
very useful, thanks heaps
Hey :) , what would you recommend me to get as my first parrot? :) I've had lizards in the past , and some budgies but what would you recommend then? :) please wb x
what do use in the way of treats?
What is the training process?
Hello Jamie
My african grey is 1 year old.What is the best age to start teach AF grey??
Thank You
Have they ever bit you?
What bird is that pink/gray color!?
Hahahaha @ dankchronic
She wasnt that hot at first, but she grew on me. I couldnt deal with so many birds making noise and shitting everywhere lol
My bird hates my dad what should I do?
It would help if you were a bit more specifc; does your bird just avoid your dad? Does it behave aggressively toward him? What exactly does your bird do when your dad comes into the room? What about when he approaches it? What kind of bird? I'll assume some sort of parrot, at any rate.
If it just avoids him, I would suggest you start by having your dad just completely ignore him for a few days or more depending on what your situation is like. When you want to try interaction, have him refrain from using his hands; our hands can be very threatening to a bird, but it's so natural for us to reach out and grab everything that we don't think about it. He can talk, or they eat together, or he can just hang out around the bird or whatever, but hold off on the hands. When I introduce children to birds, I'll often make them hold their hands behind their backs at first, so they get over the initial excitement without scaring the bird. When you want to start getting him use to your dad's hands, getting the bird to step up is a good start. Make sure his hand comes from under the bird instead of above.
This is all only if it's just a matter of your bird being unwilling to interact with your dad though. Playing "hard to get" usually works best in these cases. If your problems are different or more severe, please specify them, along with the type of bird.
kill him
who else was staring at her *cough* birds the whole time?
why don't you allow coments on your other video. to see pet that are in fact not in captivity, and crassy the thinker being loved all the same is simply heavenly
whats type of parrot bondi
and dose these say words sry bad english
3 birds?
uhh, I just wanted to say that it would be very nice, if you're willing to train me also in all short of tricks...
@xdeadromeox excuse you she can wear whatever she wants.
wooooow it's amazing!!!!!!! now I want one like yours :((((
it's amazing! 犀利呀!
hi.cold you help me?
whats on ur sofa
Parrot? Where?
Grow up? Where?
That's adorable. I just got a five week old pineapple green cheeck conure who I would love to teach that to. She is so much fun and hand-feeding really is pretty amazing. I love you'r video's, you'r very helpful and I have to say I have a bit of envy when it comes to you'r life. lol :) Thank you so much for the good advise.
Don't get s Galah if you are new to parrots. Especially if you are only getting one because you have seen one that you would consider "Desirable"
lol, me too
I hope you realize that galahs do this do it in the wild naturally. Practically when it rains after an extremely hot period.
lol @ 2:05
sounds like at 2:04 a bird hit the camera? lol
She can go down on macawk.
I give rice to my cockatiel
2-3 hours with protein shakes if u want a ripped off body and abs
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2:05 - bird lands on camera? xD
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thumbs up if you watched this video for the girl and not for the bird
Some of us aren't sad betas and are actually interested in the exotic birds, there's girls everywhere. Surely not in your mom's basement, but if you were to go out ever... Instead of being sad on the internet.
انا احب البغبغاء الي لونه وردي وابيض
SLEEP WITH ME!!!
Really she needs to wear a bag over her head and a baggy sweatshirt if she wants anyone to see the bird.
don't get one that bites, you'll have no fingers after a week... they're also very noisy... not a great bird to get for people new to owning a bird
Anyone else here from birdtricks?
1:42 your bird is trying to look at your boobs!
well pretty nice training.. Your so cute! ^^
this isn't even her channel
Umm she's married to Dave so......
i could show you a trick involving my bird
That moment when you realise she is a militant feminist lesbian.
y comment on the girl just stick to the subject the PARROT!
Where is top comment ?
Well its talented but dont turn them all the time upside down
hello I want to now hau Mai Makau dont baiting
youre so beautiful:)!
Cop:D
i can be your next bird , ill do more that upside done move lol
Yes, I do think it's very cool... I was staring at her birds because they were so gorgeous. If I stare at your birds will you shut up and make me a sandwich? It's clear you're just jelly...
the African bird is to dumb to do the trick...LOL
u should teach not show off ._.
jUST CAME ACROSS YOUR VIDEOS.......i HAVE A TEMNEH...I WILL SEE HOW MY LEXI DOES WITH YOUR VIDEOS
you have big shoulders some guys arent even that wide lol, im wider tho :P
you have some great birds, alot of moneys worth too, shows devotion to your bird, what treat did you feed them? ive found some seeds they chew and drop the rest making a mess, it looked like your birds eat the whole treat making it relatively clean when giving a reward.
It's a blue throated macaw. I don't know how much they are exactly, but they are pretty expensive - even if purchased from captive breeding programs - because they are endangered in the wild.