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Training a Scarlet Macaw To Be Less Nippy | THE BIRDIE BUBBLE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2019
- A huge thank you goes out to Shane, and his daughter MacKenna along with their scarlet macaw Mia for allowing us to film them and share their experience in our masterclass! Also a big thanks to Ronie's For the Love of Birds for hosting our masterclass at their shop. Don't forget to support your local bird rescue; roniesloveofbirds.com/shop
This video goes over a lot of things but also touches again on the BIRDIE BUBBLE. The birdie bubble is the bubble in which you are choosing to engage with your bird, and to which you have its focused attention. And when you step outside of that bubble you're communicating disengagement.
Many people stay in the bubble and engage with other people or things which leads to frustrating the bird. Here's another video that goes over this as well; • 10 Parrot Training Mis...
Energy training; • Can Birds Sense Our En...
Biggest takeaway tip: Record your training sessions! In SLOW MO!
Some resources that go along with this video are:
▶ The 60-40 Rule: birdtricksstore.com/blogs/par...
▶ The Family Friendly Parrot Formula: familyfriendlyparrot.com/purchase
▶ The Step Up vs Step Back: birdtricksstore.com/blogs/par...
▶ More on PERMISSION BASED TRAINING: birdtricksstore.com/
So informative. I love how detailed you are about observing signs of possibly being bitten. Another amazing session.
bshedn2 thank you!
@@BirdTricks I think, it's better to wear gloves when handling huge bird's to avoid the possibly of being bite or scratch
@@BirdTricks As I heard once, huge bird's can be aggressive or moody sometimes
where you from i wanna to buy screlet
@@ZB_BIRDS hi, just letting you now that you cant just go out and buy a bird like that you need to be prepared. I’m not saying this to be mean I just don’t want you and the bird to get into a bad situation. Ps they are from Idaho
Does anyone else secretly love that background bird with the slowly ramping up vocalization like "rrrrrrrrraaaaaAAAAAAAAAAA"? What bird is that?
It’s the male Eclectus
Yep , me three!
i love that guy.. lol. he was the focus of one of the previous videos, a couple of weeks back. he's the all-green bird with the big orange beak. he's centered in the shot at about 18:45 ... i wanna see a video with the little yellow and green dude at about 22:32 lol. (pretty convinced that's a Golden Conure)
It sounds like they've got a secret Skeksis somewhere in the room
The eccy is also saying aww too. Mu babies (a boy and a girl) do the exact same
Being the student is way harder than I thought it would be. What I see and what you guys see is different. Definitely pays to have a trainer.
Thanks Nicole! Excited to share your journey on the channel eventually!
Kryptönïtë Scï Fï Sïnïstër lmao how immature of you.
@Kryptönïtë Scï Fï Sïnïstër haha what?!
lol apparently he's mad at the channel? Jamieleigh? idk what... but he just seems to be replying to all kinds of comments in that "mature and well handled" way.
Don't know if anyone noticed, but at 6:02 when Dave said "ow!" Mia looked up from preening.
I WISH I would have known you 20 years ago, when my parents had Macaws and they were biting everyone....My father then got an additional 3rd very young bird, who was THE sweetest...but became an one-person only bird, we (I) didn‘t understand it then...would have helped these birds soooo much!
When Dave said OW I feel like she perked up and started paying attention to him. Clever girl likes to get a rise out of people. I also like how you guys point out how hard this is and how easy the signs are to miss or interpret incorrectly, even for experienced trainers. I feel like it makes people feel better about this hard but worth it task they are attempting. Also the bird making cute noises while Dave was explaining about the quarter was everything.
Katie Robertson I saw that too.
Sffismcllfmrlwlfefmemgmrwhtqfht
Also, thank you to the owner, for being ok with being filmed. Such a good Video!
That R2D2 scream in the background lol. I just love that!
When my dad travelled the world he used to have a rainbow macaw that would randomly fly in through his window and hang out in the kitchen. The photos are so cute because my dad never tried to keep him as a pet, just left the window open and kept food out on the windowsill in case the dude wanted to pop in
Excited to see this new video!!! ❤️ No bird just a bird lover
Thanks!
This place is on point. The fact that they engage their customers beyond just selling birds/supplies is awesome. Bird training, bulk supplies for bird toys and a bird toy making class, homemade treat class...etc. So very cool but also builds customer loyalty.
yay dave for eplaining how i can get my bird that used to have hand phobia with me to let me touch his feet with out him lifting it off and knocking my finger away
I might be gone for a few days but I'll come back and watch all of the videos I missed❤️
I am in the process of adopting a 30yr old Amazon who is just so sweet. I am going to record our training in 4K so I don't miss a beat, lol!
One of those birds in the background, reminds me of some type of sound effect from Star Wars.
You mean R2D2??? I thought the same! lol
Thanks a lot for posting this! This is some great stuff
I don't have birds or know anyone who does but your methods & ability to explain behavior is just engaging.
Vegas Gurl thank you!
And we end on Dave talking cutely to a bird! Love it!
Dave and jamie, this is simply an awesome video! I'll watch this one over and over. Thanks bunches. 🐦👍😃
Awesome video!! Really helpful.
Training yourself to see and understand a birds behavior is tricky. I feel I'd have to take your classes for a year or two before any of it would start to stick. I appreciate how calm and patient you are with the people as well as the birds. You calmly explain things and don't get frustrated if they mess up, it's really nice to see.
Y'all videos are helping me so much with my two budgies.
Love these classes!! 😊
Excellent training session!
I love these videos, they are so informative and I know you guys are helping so many bird owners.
Hi, I had wrote a comment and voted for more master classes, as I wrote I was saying that I learn so much from these and implement them into training Jake(gcc) everytime I watch I learn my mistakes and correct them, couldn't do it without you guys, OMG and yes Jake my gcc, just have and always want more of these type videos, and it works!! Thank you Jamie and Dave, so helpful, of course mine still has lots to learn and so do I, Love u, Jamie, Dave, and of course Capri!!!😘😘😘
@BirdTricks, you two are amazing! I have to watch your videos several times to pick up all of the insightful wisdom and helpful tidbits. Thank you so much for giving so much to the parrot world.
Scarlet Macaws are the national bird of my country!! I'd love to see more in your videos please!! Love and hugs from Honduras!
Awesome. I was watching and wondering why he got bit too until you pointed out the weight shift. Great learning going on!
Dear dave and jamie..
So informative video...
You guys are genius and good hearted people...
God will keep your family and birds healthy..
Thank you...🙏👍😊
What an amazingly long tail! Such a beautiful bird ❤
What a beautiful bird!!!
Scarlet Macaws are one of my favorite Parrots and they're popular Birds those kind of pets. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💙💙💙💙💙💙💙😃😃😃😃😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😊😊😊😊💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘😉
Very interesting! I love your videos.
YES!!! I Was So Thrilled to Hear You Speak of the ENERGY One is putting into a situation. That is EQUALLY as Important as what one is physically doing. YOUR TRAINING TECHNIQUES AND YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF BIRD COMMUNICATION IS SIMPLY LEAPS AND BOUNDS ABOVE ANYONE ELSE OUT THERE!! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR YOUR INSIGHT!!
This video was really good.
You guys are so good at explaining stuff - the hardest part of training is relaying to the new trainer what to do because a lot of it is so hard to put into words. Well done, thanks so much for the great info
I love you’re videos so much I am getting my first bird in 2 months and I’ve been researching 247 no joke. I know so much about birds thanks to you guys! I’m hoping my little baby will have the best home ever xx
Thanks guys for making my & the birds around me lives better
You guys are amazing
Wow! So interesting. The macaw is very beautiful!!!!!
Aww, I'm watching your videos quite randomly so I already saw the video where you picked up Lefty and Touché, so I know that was here. But then I recognized Touché's call. Such a funny noise!
I don’t have a bird nor to I indent on owning one anytime soon but I love watching these sessions! Keep it up bird tricks 😍
Thank you so much for this. Teaching my bird that my thumb isn't going to hurt his foot is a big hurdle for us. I wasn't sure if I should be luring or targeting or what. I'll definitely be using what I learned from this video for our following training sessions. Thank you SO much for this one!
I have never owned or been around any pet birds. I find your videos instructional and entertaining. Makes me think about getting a bird but from what I see they can be more trouble and more expensive than a dog (after sale expenses). But I still watch
The bird that keeps yelling sounds like the jawas from star wars lol, this channel is awesome
Good information ❤💜
This was an amazing video. "Sheheit" is a beautiful bird.
Thanks I used this for my birds !
What a beautiful, healthy bird.
Very nice
I’m not planning on getting a macaw for years at the least, so in the mean time I’m watching all the training and care videos that I can so when the time comes I’ll have lots of training techniques to use
I got to tell you, those “bites” look mild compared to what my Amazon can do to me. Not often, but unforgettable!
I’m going through the process of adopting a blue and gold. I currently have a grey, an umbrella cockatoo and 2 Amazon’s.. I can’t wait to get him home and start working with him.. your videos will be very helpful thank you..
we just got a macaw your training is great thank you
you guy's awesome 😃
Really really helpful, never thought of stepping backwards, (although my little IRN uses her beak to step up. Will totally try this) And the weight shift..... I skipped back 3 times then you showed it twice too.......I get it...I get it!!!! Brilliant you are both so amazing, and Caprice is so patient n r well behaved bless her. (Off I run to my parrot!)
Yes, Capri is such a doll, so natural with the birds! 😊
Look at the little gold birdie being such a good audience member with his mom in the back 💛😊
I have been a bird owner for 20 years. My first a Goffin cockatoo. I read everything I could get my hands on trying to learn as much as I could. Back then there were not many books. Internet I was just getting access to and still very limited information. Bird Talk magazine helped me ALOT. Now I have just found your Bird Tricks. Amazing stuff. I must say I started watching tonight (many many of your videos) I have learned alot more tonight then I learned in the last 20 years. I also have a 12 yr old large Sulfur Crested Too ( my Goffin is going to be 21) and a DYH amazon who is 10. The Toos are very good birds and very social. The Amazon does not like anyone but me and if she is out of her cage when company comes , she flies at people and attempts to attack them. I am continuing to watch and learn. A big Thanks for all your information
This bird has some good talent😄💖🐦
Such great training and observation, guys. I get the energy vibe, it's so true and why an outsider can train with less emotional involvement. Only constructive thing I'd say... Keep an eye on the human body language too. This guy was looking tired before the bird was. Love your work. (I studied dog training) 😍😍😍
That bird is so gorgeous!
Awesome training I understand were the owner was coming from as when I used to get Bit it made me Fearful;l of my Birds and as I had 30 look after I had to get over that fast But its not easy and possibly the Bird feel them Vibs of Fear Enjoyed that Big Time thanks
Even though I don’t have any nippy birds or macaws in general I watch the video fully because even though I don’t have these situations it’s entertaining and informative and even not having the problems talked about I still always manage to learn something I could be doing wrong with my birds or could help me with training even if it’s the smallest thing
ahhh, Mia is so beautiful. hopefully her owners will be able to get along better with her after this.
Any chance we'll see a video with that cute little Golden Conure ?
and endless laughter at the howling Eclectus.
I’ve never been that early!! Love you guys
Thanks for being here!
haha loving capri shes so cute sitten there chewing that huge piece of gum lol reminds me of me when i was her age
Very informative I am also training my macaw
Your daughter is so adorable in your videos
I love the macaw videos 😂❤️
But don't have one 😂😂 RIGHT ???? same here 🤣🤣
Well these videos pertain to any kind of parrot, so don't worry, I have a conure and although he is smaller , these master classes help me alot, me and "Jake"_, Jake is a green cheek conure and does respond great with thes tips/ very educational, for me in my training.
I trained all my birds by just watching you guys...
Also, I watched the cruise ship show, and I'm telling you what!!! My 3 year old is amazed.
I wish i was their watching in person! I also want to someday get a scarlet macaw ( i did want the blue and gold but i like the scarlets more because of their feathers colors and body colors )
Another brilliant training vid, thanks. 😊😊😊
Have you done a vid explaining pinning? What birds do it? Budgies?
My amazon is the king of pinning lol
I use my back scratcher as a pointer, helps training and hard to reach itches.
Omg scarlet macaws are my fav😍
I would to see you guys do a video on Eclectus Parrots, a video on male & female & the differences in hormones & behavior!
Great video guys..Is that a golden conure with the lovely lady in the background ? Looks big for a conure but it’s a beauty.
I was the first person to LIKE this vid I saw this on recently uploaded and when I saw when it was uploaded it said 2 seconds AGO
THANK YOU DAVE FOR THIS.MIM ABOUT TO START WITH MY ROSE BREASTED COCKATOO FOR FIRSTBTIME AND I DONT WANT TO START WRONG.
Awesome Video So far!! ( Still watching it 😂❤️) I was thinking about getting a cockatiel for my first bird and then work my way up since I don’t have to much experience with birds but have done tons of research. The thing is I don’t know if I should get a boy or a girl cockatiel or if I should get more than one to help them keep each others company. Is there any personality differences between female or male Cockatiels? And should I keep 2 or more, or just one ?
i have to learn this tricks. i just got blue and gold macaw yesterday, first timer. i never touch or hold big birds except chickens.
Great video guys! 😊I've been tempted to try the step up with my two wild macaws, they're friendly but they have bitten me before, not hard fortunately but wild is wild so I don't know, maybe I should try the visualization first and a few prayers for my fingers 😂 Love u guys! 💜
That's great, just remember that they pick up on our stress/anxiety, so just clear your mind, be calm and I bet things start going your way, you are the boss always but always remember birds trust, what I mean is respect for each other is a great way to turn things to better your relationship with your bird.
Oh this is for you🙏🙏🙏🙏😅👍👍
start with the simpler stuff first then; target training, or if you're not ready for that, just "being in the same space". once they understand target training, and aren't nervous at just being near you... other tricks get much easier to follow with.
of course.. they're parrots... you're gonna get bit once in a while just because everyone loses focus sometimes, and misses some signs. if you keep up a good relationship with your birds, they probably won't feel the need to bite you tooooo hard, as long as you don't make it a habit lol
@@tzxazrael yes
tzxazrael Thanks for your comments guys and your pieces of advice! I think I have a great relationship with these macaws considering that they are wild, I mean I don't own them, they come to my window daily for some snacks and I give them food with my hand with confidence and one of them lets me pet her once a while, they're very friendly but as wild macaws I can't even train them for real, you know? I was joking a bit, anyway must be nice to try the step up and maybe I will. 😊 Just go to my channel if you want to meet them. 😉
I wish I had this video when I tried to befriend a Scarlet in a shop before 😹. It didn't bite me, so.... Yay for that
When I see Maccaws I see a huge beak with a tiny bird attached😜
I don’t have a bird but I have a blood thirsty sugar glider. This is the only video I’ve seen go in depth on training a small animal from biting you, so I’m gonna take the advice anyways! :)
That bird is absolutely gorgeous! Great video
she....it.. what a great video
I love the video but
I keep getting distracted by the possible Skeksis in the background somewhere XD
It's either there's a loose Skeksis in the back room or you've got a bird that things he is one XD
Thanks for this video.. I have a scarlet myself hoping that u can do a video about “scarlet “ in general on how they r nipper.. my nip on my hand every day when I free fly him in my house .. I think it in there genes .. idk but I hope y’all can come down south one day ..
Nice parrot
This is a lot to take in at one time. Good thing i take good notes to study and theres a pause button. lol. i just adopted a 10yr old macaw thats been with a man for the past 7yrs. he was super protective of the man and screamed a lot the 2times i visited their home. i even asked the man to step outside a few mins so i could try and interact with the bird. he screamed even more. separation anxiety evidently. He hated the mans wife ,which made me question if he would ever bond with me. he lunged &hissed at her evn whn we were loa d ing him in my car. he was a totally different bird once i took him from the environment. ive had him a week now and still haven't heard him scream at all. he takes food from my hand thru the cage but sometimes he will try to bite so i just back off a minute but dont let him think hes ran me off. i stay within sight with food in hand. when he calms down i offer it again. i hope im doing this correctly. how long do i need to work with him like that before out of cage interaction? im working on learning his body language so i dont mess up any training weve already done. any helpful suggestions will be much appreciated.
@14:30 I thought that was an awesome example. It was easy to read the clues the bird gave and then stepping back to start over!,loved seeing that for some reason. Do you all recommend stepping up in front or from behind? My African Grey used to step up from the front and off from back. Now it’s all from behind. She also has this new habit of acting like she’s going to step up, grabs my finger and rolls on her side. Not letting go of me or her perch or cage. She’s a bit of a nut, and she does some weird hormonal stuff. it’s a bit funny and weird at the same time. Her name is “TILLY”!! And imagine the movie Box Trolls when the crazy dude says “Jelly!!!” That’s how she says her name and then finishes it with a nice raspberry.. what a crazy crazy bird. She’s harder to work with than my Umbrella but it’s also a different bond, he has way bad separation anxiety issues. Even if he can see me, if it’s different rooms he yells. Not always and he’s gotten a lot better in the year he’s been with us. As far as we know he is 11 years old and at the very least we the 4th home. We where told it went owner, pet shop, owner, us so I’m sure noise levels played parts in the many homes.
My cag also LOVES banana chips. He also likes pistachios =)
Who doesnt love scarlet macaws. They are so gorgeous
This is kind of funny but I've been loving the videos from this location in particular because it proves something that I've been trying to warn people of for years: Here you have a room full of parrots and one cage full of Zebra Finches and the finches are /by far/ the noisiest birds in the room! I started out with Zebra Finches 11 years ago and have since adopted several parrots and the Zebra Finches were absolutely the noisiest and most obnoxious birds I've ever had. I often see people recommending finches to people who want a parrot but don't want to deal with the noise level and I always tell them "Hell no!!", get a Pionus, they're practically silent, or a budgie, they may make lots of noise throughout the day but they actually sound very pretty, 2 zebra finches can absolutely be noisier and louder than 20 budgies. Plus Zebra Finches literally make the most annoying beeping and road runner cartoon/spongebob laugh noises on earth!
It’s really interesting to fall into your videos! Very interesting. I’ve watched a handful know and wanted to comment not so much on this particular video in itself but to ask a question. I have worked with people on the spectrum for 15 years. A big part of BCBA training is also that you can do animal behavioral training. Did you find a formal background in this to help? It might sound strange as people and animals are quite different, but at the same time the techniques are very similar. Thanks for the videos, a treat to watch! And your guys love for the animals is paramount. Thank you.
Dave, your magic trick got me all excited. Such a tease!😆
1:31 the quakers 😭
Great video!! But I HAVE to ask.... which bird at Ronies is guilty of making that “rrrrRRRRAAAA!” sound periodically?! I heard it in touché and lefty’s video too, it’s hilarious 😂😂
Awww soooooo cute!!!
Male eclectus. Mine does it.
It sounds like the jawas from star wars lol