The whole "permission-based training" really resonated with me when iI started thinking about the Amazon I worked with for about a year and a half. A lot of her cues for tricks are even already formatted as questions: "Can you sing?" "What's the kitty say?" "Can you call the kitty?" :)
Dave and Jamieleigh, this a great video and so important! You clearly defined the common mistake of "luring" which is counterproductive and contradictory to trust building. I love the term "permission based training". It extends the meaning of positive reinforcement. Great job and thanks so much for sharing!
I discovered that channel today and I am already a huge fan of these guy's, they really learn us how to train our buddies without having to buy any course or books, I love it, thank you very much!
Love these videos. I'm an animal lover and love to see the difference in training predator pets vs prey pets. When your pet is ancestrally predatory (dogs, cats, etc.) Your training technique needs to be dominant. You need to hold your ground and tell the animal what to do and reward it for obedience. When your pet is ancestrally prey (birds, horses, etc.) Your training technique is about give and take. You essentially entice the animal to do what you want. The reward for doing what you ask is a mix of treat and relief of stress by giving them space (even momentarily) before asking them to do it again.
Very informative video Jaimie!! I love videos like this so much because working with animals comes naturally to me for the most part, but it’s all of the minute subtle things with training that add up to to be very important later on, and these type of videos always help me to catch my own mistakes! Thanks for making me a better trainer guys!❤️
Amazing vid as usual I just got home from school so happy I can now watch your vids your my fav TH-camr and I wish good health to ur birds and family!!! 😀
This is how people should train dogs as well! I see a lot of dogs that are hugged and kissed and held tight when they're clearly signaling that they don't want to. Meanwhile, the owner says the dog loves hugs and kisses. Some do love hugs and kisses when they're in a cuddly mood, but it's not nearly as common as people think. And just like us, they want the ability to say "okay, that's enough" after a while. You just have to pay attention and respect it.
Who else came here because of clicker for cats? Your help is very much apreciated. Different species but similar mindset. Permission Based Training is the key. I will set up a small camera just for myself to see where I am making mistakes.
Doesn't Bubbles remind you just a tiny bit of our Precious Storrrrrrmyyyy..? I kno their birdinalities (personalities) r ofc completely dif, but Bub's did remind me of Storm. I watched dat vid of wen u went to visit Storm, how excited he was to c u and how beautifully he flew across the cage to u. I gota say i think of stormy alot. The bond u have with all the birds is lovely to c and Storm is 1 of my all time favs ☺️ 🐦 🐦 💙 🐦 🐦
4:37 The lady's body language is SOOOO NERVOUS! If I was the parrot, I'd be like "this lady has no confidence" and would be hesitant to follow her cues as a leader. But that's just me.
Thank you! I found this video very helpful. My Red Lord Amazon. and I will be much more trusting, in doing more together! But, boy she does not want anyone to try and pick her up off my shoulder. And my poor husband 🥴At first, Pippa would lunge at him. I taught her to stop 🛑 that. She’s my little angel 😇. Most of the time lol. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. People think they can do it they’re way. But it’s about the Amazon needing you to make her feel as comfortable as possible. After all, it’s the least we can do for them since she wasn’t asked if she wanted to be caught. If that’s the case for wild and free all exotic parrots 🦜.
Sure there are lots of “dog trainers” who use out dated command focused and compulsion training. But there are lots of us who use the same +R, founded in science techniques that you guys do with birds. I suspect that because dogs are domesticated they are willing to put up with more of our shit. Love watching your videos even though I don’t have a parrot. Happy training!
Would you also place thumb over the feet of small birds like budgies or lovebirds? They seem to dislike this. Is this something that needs to be trained to feel comfortable with? Thank you 👍
I have even watching too many bird tricks videos also😂. Had a dream I had a squadron of birds that unlocked a sequence of locks to provide a “fail safe system” for the military. Oh my.....any dream interpreters out there? And no, don’t have a bird (yet)....just watch the videos 👍🏻😂♥️
Hello! I try to make a project with holographic parrot. Can you make a video with your pretty bird (and his perch) on the black smooth background? With close plan, with all the bird is seeing. It must be just his natural behavior and speaking, hanging up or so. Duration: 20-60 mins
Am i right in thinking that when my parrot comes to me and lifts his foot he wants picking up he's taking food from my hand just dont want to push him he's only 11 month old he's a yellow crowned amazon
Please, tell me how better to hold as a pet, one or one pair of blue fronted amazon? I have a boy (near 4 years old ) and recent i got an 8 months old girl for him. In the last few weeks, he's become aggressive towards me. Will it be permanent or shortly? What am I supposed to do to keep him on my side? Thanks! I am very anxious and nervous about his attitude and I would like to know if he will return to me as he was before or not. What should I do? I am a poor old man who has in this world only a parrot and a few dollars a day, the vets ask me many hundreds of dollars for a little advice. Shame on them! Please can someone help me with a free advice. Thank you !
Hello I have a red lored Perrot how can I get from one point I The. Other I mean how do I stop hand feeding him to him feeding on his own can anyone help 🙏🙏
There are a few components to training a parrot. One place I discovered that succeeds in merging these is the Parrot ploy plan (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful guide that I have ever heard of.Check out all the super info .
So not commands, requests. But doesn't body language also play a part in bird training? If your timid and afraid the bird will feel dominant correct? So isn't it a balance of human assertive behavior and request? Because her body language is not assertive, shes too hypersensitive to the birds display of reluctance. (An opinion)
Lydia V ooo this is such a great question and observation and I would agree. Hard to explain this concept but I’ll have to think about how to in the future!
Lydia V ooo this is such a great question and observation and I would agree. Hard to explain this concept but I’ll have to think about how to in the future!
@@BirdTricks I Grew up around horses, and in my experience animals in general feel our energy shifts. We want an animal to feel confident in our ability to lead, or provide, yet let them know it is still their choice and we will not force them. It stuck with me growing up.😊 My parrot Chip taught me a lot about projecting intent, I think it's a joint effort to learn eachother😁
Lydia V yes! We talk about “intention training” and using your energy and intent to communicate what you want from the animal in our family friendly parrot course 2 so this is really great to hear and so very important and true. 💕 cool to hear someone else talk about it!!
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I've been watching too much BirdTricks. I saw that mistake immediately.
Allen Earnest this makes me so happy!!!!! #goals
But it's never really too much is it lol
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The whole "permission-based training" really resonated with me when iI started thinking about the Amazon I worked with for about a year and a half. A lot of her cues for tricks are even already formatted as questions: "Can you sing?" "What's the kitty say?" "Can you call the kitty?" :)
Dave and Jamieleigh, this a great video and so important! You clearly defined the common mistake of "luring" which is counterproductive and contradictory to trust building. I love the term "permission based training". It extends the meaning of positive reinforcement. Great job and thanks so much for sharing!
The Parrots Voice thank you 🙏🏻 😊
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! You are such a great help for parrot lovers. More training videos- please!!!! ❤️
I discovered that channel today and I am already a huge fan of these guy's, they really learn us how to train our buddies without having to buy any course or books, I love it, thank you very much!
Love these videos. I'm an animal lover and love to see the difference in training predator pets vs prey pets. When your pet is ancestrally predatory (dogs, cats, etc.) Your training technique needs to be dominant. You need to hold your ground and tell the animal what to do and reward it for obedience. When your pet is ancestrally prey (birds, horses, etc.) Your training technique is about give and take. You essentially entice the animal to do what you want. The reward for doing what you ask is a mix of treat and relief of stress by giving them space (even momentarily) before asking them to do it again.
I also have a BFA. He is super mellow and smart. I love him so much 💞
Thank you for sharing this very knowledgeable information.
I NEED y'all to come to Alabama. Love watching videos like this!
Very informative video Jaimie!! I love videos like this so much because working with animals comes naturally to me for the most part, but it’s all of the minute subtle things with training that add up to to be very important later on, and these type of videos always help me to catch my own mistakes! Thanks for making me a better trainer guys!❤️
If only my BFA could stay still lol... love these types of videos!
My bird started screaming when he heard the birds in the background 😂
Amazing vid as usual I just got home from school so happy I can now watch your vids your my fav TH-camr and I wish good health to ur birds and family!!! 😀
This is how people should train dogs as well! I see a lot of dogs that are hugged and kissed and held tight when they're clearly signaling that they don't want to. Meanwhile, the owner says the dog loves hugs and kisses. Some do love hugs and kisses when they're in a cuddly mood, but it's not nearly as common as people think. And just like us, they want the ability to say "okay, that's enough" after a while. You just have to pay attention and respect it.
Do more videos line this!!!🤗😄
Who else came here because of clicker for cats? Your help is very much apreciated. Different species but similar mindset. Permission Based Training is the key.
I will set up a small camera just for myself to see where I am making mistakes.
I have NO birds and don’t really plan on any. I’m a fish guy but love birds too. I do like watching your vids their great.👍🤙✌️😎
I love learning from watching
Awesome video guys
Doesn't Bubbles remind you just a tiny bit of our Precious Storrrrrrmyyyy..? I kno their birdinalities (personalities) r ofc completely dif, but Bub's did remind me of Storm. I watched dat vid of wen u went to visit Storm, how excited he was to c u and how beautifully he flew across the cage to u. I gota say i think of stormy alot. The bond u have with all the birds is lovely to c and Storm is 1 of my all time favs ☺️
🐦 🐦 💙 🐦 🐦
Great knowledge I was also struggling to get my bird to step up
Beautiful video!
wow thank you for your video it really works for me teach my bird
Very nice!
4:37 The lady's body language is SOOOO NERVOUS! If I was the parrot, I'd be like "this lady has no confidence" and would be hesitant to follow her cues as a leader. But that's just me.
Also, if I’m not mistaken the bird hadn’t finished the treat before she wanted it to touch the chopstick again.
Cinnamon Girl yeahhhhh 🙌🏻 gosh you guys are gonna start calling me out in my own sessions 🤣🤣👍🏼
Nice tutorial. 😁
Thank you! I found this video very helpful. My Red Lord Amazon. and I will be much more trusting, in doing more together! But, boy she does not want anyone to try and pick her up off my shoulder. And my poor husband 🥴At first, Pippa would lunge at him. I taught her to stop 🛑 that.
She’s my little angel 😇. Most of the time lol. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. People think they can do it they’re way. But it’s about the Amazon needing you to make her feel as comfortable as possible. After all, it’s the least we can do for them since she wasn’t asked if she wanted to be caught. If that’s the case for wild and free all exotic parrots 🦜.
Sure there are lots of “dog trainers” who use out dated command focused and compulsion training. But there are lots of us who use the same +R, founded in science techniques that you guys do with birds. I suspect that because dogs are domesticated they are willing to put up with more of our shit. Love watching your videos even though I don’t have a parrot. Happy training!
Very interesting
Does the bird needs to be hungry? Before starting the training?
Very helpful I have a aggressive amazon parrot who attacks
Would you also place thumb over the feet of small birds like budgies or lovebirds? They seem to dislike this. Is this something that needs to be trained to feel comfortable with? Thank you 👍
Gamaw 52 I only did this with small birds when training them to go upside down but otherwise no - hard with that size of feetsies 🤗
BirdTricks thank you so much for your reply Jamie. Love you guys, and say hi to the cutest bird trainer of all, Capri!
This was helpful because I have 2 parrots
So cute
You can also see that thebird respobses to her being nervous in front of the group (I understand that)
What’s a good bird for beginners?
I have even watching too many bird tricks videos also😂. Had a dream I had a squadron
of birds that unlocked a sequence of locks to provide a “fail safe system” for the military.
Oh my.....any dream interpreters out there? And no, don’t have a bird (yet)....just watch the videos 👍🏻😂♥️
Hello!
I try to make a project with holographic parrot. Can you make a video with your pretty bird (and his perch) on the black smooth background? With close plan, with all the bird is seeing. It must be just his natural behavior and speaking, hanging up or so. Duration: 20-60 mins
Do you have issues with the birds grabbing your industrial bar.
Can you recommend any books about training amazons please?
I’m currently trying to target train a bird that just doesn’t acknowledge the stick and doesn’t want to touch it
What is the name of this item holding in your hand
Am i right in thinking that when my parrot comes to me and lifts his foot he wants picking up he's taking food from my hand just dont want to push him he's only 11 month old he's a yellow crowned amazon
Please, tell me how better to hold as a pet, one or one pair of blue fronted amazon? I have a boy (near 4 years old ) and recent i got an 8 months old girl for him. In the last few weeks, he's become aggressive towards me. Will it be permanent or shortly? What am I supposed to do to keep him on my side? Thanks! I am very anxious and nervous about his attitude and I would like to know if he will return to me as he was before or not. What should I do? I am a poor old man who has in this world only a parrot and a few dollars a day, the vets ask me many hundreds of dollars for a little advice. Shame on them! Please can someone help me with a free advice. Thank you !
Please share videos with cockatiel
Hello I have a red lored Perrot how can I get from one point I The. Other I mean how do I stop hand feeding him to him feeding on his own can anyone help 🙏🙏
There are a few components to training a parrot. One place I discovered that succeeds in merging these is the Parrot ploy plan (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful guide that I have ever heard of.Check out all the super info .
So not commands, requests.
But doesn't body language also play a part in bird training? If your timid and afraid the bird will feel dominant correct? So isn't it a balance of human assertive behavior and request?
Because her body language is not assertive, shes too hypersensitive to the birds display of reluctance. (An opinion)
Lydia V ooo this is such a great question and observation and I would agree. Hard to explain this concept but I’ll have to think about how to in the future!
Lydia V ooo this is such a great question and observation and I would agree. Hard to explain this concept but I’ll have to think about how to in the future!
@@BirdTricks I Grew up around horses, and in my experience animals in general feel our energy shifts. We want an animal to feel confident in our ability to lead, or provide, yet let them know it is still their choice and we will not force them. It stuck with me growing up.😊
My parrot Chip taught me a lot about projecting intent, I think it's a joint effort to learn eachother😁
Lydia V yes! We talk about “intention training” and using your energy and intent to communicate what you want from the animal in our family friendly parrot course 2 so this is really great to hear and so very important and true. 💕 cool to hear someone else talk about it!!
@@BirdTricks cool, I had no idea, I'm too poor to take classes, but I love my conure shes a sweet bird even if I'm not her favorite human.
I wis( I (ad a bird like that
I clicked on family friendly parrot formula, it is not coming
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its amazing how people cant just follow instructions.