Clicker Recognition | Training Tutorial
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After about a week into clicker training with our Meyer's parrot, he started making the clicker noise himself, at first when he saw the clicker, and now just to request a treat 😅
Parrots are so smart.....they amaze you everyday
I love Meyers!! They're such cute little big heads
smart birdie
What are you supposed to do in that case? Should you give treats when they do that?
@@dorkusamericanuswe usually do give him a treat when he makes the noise (in moderation of course). If we're trying to get a desired behavior, we click the clicker and then give him a treat and he responds well to that too
100% distracted by newt's flips lol
😂😂😂yep
Newt:
I do Flip
I do flip
Treat?
No?
I must not have done enough flips!!
still cant get over newt in the bg just flipping whenever he hears the clicker hes so good!
Hi Flock Talk! I just wanted to thank you for teaching me so much about animal behaviour, how to respect my pet and only do things (ask him to step up, if he wants pets) if he gives me consent, the right way to train an animal. Your videos aren't just tutorials on how to teach your bird to do a trick, they are tutorials trainer the trainer to respect the animal and work with it. you are honestly such a great teacher and I aspire to be like you one day and teach people about animals... no, like seriously that is what I want to do as a career, teach people about animals!
Anyway, I just wanted to thank you
-Breyanna
Poor Newty lol, Flipping his little birdy heart out and no treats for him!
You are incredibly intelligent and talented with animals. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos. My bird has a better life thanks to you educating his mom! ❤️
Newt flipping in the background is gonna get me everytime
The timing of this, for me, is just perfect. My baby cockatiel came to my house two days ago. S/he is already comfortable in the new cage and surroundings. Let the training begin.
How is s/he now?!😄
Your videos came at a perfect time! I needed a better way to communicate with my bird. Chewy is delivering stands with perches so I can put them around the house. My birds wings are getting stronger. Your a smart lady!!!!
Ur way of explaining is really impressive and motivating, thanks ❤
This is amazing! Thanks for breaking it down.
Wow, this video came right on time ! I just got my first clicker and since I first saw you using it in your videos I couldn’t wait to get one myself.Hope it works!
I’m really glad you are teaching basic training now! Maybe the next one should be tips to bond with a new birda.
The Viking bird whisperer back with another awesome vid ❤️
I love your videos! And I'm a big fan!
Very, very helpful! Thank you!🤗🐦
I just got my gcc, Leo. Thank you for these vids
hers is not gcc-
Kourtney ur videos are a life saver
I mean a BIRD saver 💖😄
So, I have four birds. I see that Newt is in the same room while you are training Mia, so I already assume there is no issue. But curious how the clicking affects him when you do training with Mia. Does he understand that the clicking is for her, not him? For me, only one bird will give me the time of day so I'm hoping the others see and are more willing to training when they see Pepe getting all the snacks.
Good question, I'd like to know this too. I have a sun conure and Greek cheek. They'll probably fight over the click treat so I'm going to have to do one on one I would think 🤔?
Thank you!
Blue bird hears click and gets reward
Green bird hears click, hears, does loops around its perch, look at me, I do tricks, I’m upside down, I’m so cute, I’m funny… no treats, guess she doesn’t love me.
The roll at 4:45 ! What a showoff :-)
Super useful info
LOL every time you click the clicker my bungie chirps!!!
the blue little
cute birb disturbs me😂
i love ur hairstyle😮😮
Also if it helps anyone I have a GCC that loves loves LOVES orange juice and nothing else (she eats her chop and pellets but it dosnt get as high a response)
But when it came to training I used to use Bell peper bc she liked it... Enough
However since I noticed that orange juice was so adored I would out it in a syringe and drop it to her as a reward
SUCCESS!
I must say though, if you feel this works well for your bird you will need to consider a few things such as the high sugar content in orange juice and if you have a young bird whom is weaning you dotn want them to regress.
That being said, happy training!
The birdy in the back waiting for a treat too.lol
Can you please make a video on how you are training Yoshi bird manners, as in to step away and not be interested in interacting with the birds?
Thx for this awesome vids!! Ly and ur birds! They are super cute and sweet!! I want to meet u & them.....😪🥺😭 Btw love your channel!!😘
OMG tysm now I can train my parrot thank
Looping Action 4:54
Hi, thank you so much for your great videos! Will it be a problem in the future if I use my finger to point at something during target training?
At the same time I also train my budgies to step up, so that they dont confuse both things.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!! I was wondering if you think that a first time bird owner could be able to handfeed a bird, (when the bird is around 5-6 weeks old ofc), and be able to wean it onto something nuitritional, and my other question was, can teenagers be able to hand feed birds properly? Im just asking because my friend is getting a 5 week old cockatiel and I'm slightly worried. Thank you
What effect does your clicker trading with Mia have on your other bird. He kind of looked like he was expecting a treat but Mia was getting them all..
In a day how much training sessions could be held
What do you use to keep your treats in while doing your training?
Those flips 😅☺️
what are you using for treats? Thanks for the video, great for my shy baby lovebird!
heyy where is purple hair guy? i saw him in a previous video?
how many days a week should I be training?
I am getting a parrot in a little while thanks for ur vids they help me in s huge way thx
Forgot about using a pen. Good tip 👌.
Oh yes I think its more superior simply because its both target stick and clicker! Also cheap if not free 🤣
If you are clicking in front of the conure and he’s getting no treats. Isn’t that confusing to him?
Not particularly, they know when you’re directing at them vs. Another animal. Same as how you know when someone is talking to you or someone else around you
What to give to birds asa
a treat?
How do you know if the bird’s signs of anticipation aren’t just coming from the bird looking at your other hand that’s grabbing the treat to get the treat ready to feed the bird versus hearing the sound of the clicker.
By keeping your body still prior to the actual click, as I do mention it’s extremely important to keep every other potential body signal inconsistent so the only consistency prior to treat delivery is the clicking sound. If sometime the great is in your right hand, your left hand, your pocket, a pouch, you grab it after clicking from a different place your body moves differently it won’t be a consistent enough indication of a treat coming. Making sure to move exclusively after clicking is a big part as well, the click is a precursor to your hand reaching for the pouch, or reaching forwards for delivery all of which indicate the greats arrival. As long as the click comes first it will be the main bridge.
Flock-Talk Thank you so very much for your thoughtful explanation. It helped me understand my confusion.
Gonna get an Indian ring neck, any tips?
Aw they all love can give me tips to tame or tell me do u make a video on it
Does it work for cockatiel
I'd love a video on how you got so much knowledge, did u read books like Reaching the Animal mind by Karen Pryor
your hair fucking ROCKS
Use a switch...used in electric boards 👍
Iove you vids
can I ask how old him?
Epic
Hi I really like your channel it really helps me and I also have the same bird as you😁. I really support your channel and subscribed . I was going to ask if you can do a video of cleaning things what to use to clean there cages or there area so you don't use some thing sented and hurts them. Can you also do a video of showering them. thank you so much for helping me with my bird with these videos. 😁😁😁
For our parrotlet, we use diluted apple cider vinegar to clean her cage. I believe we do around a 2/3 water, 1/3 vinegar mix, then just spray it onto the paper towels that we use to scrub with. It's safe and natural, but we still also let her cage air out a bit after cleaning to get rid of the strong vinegary smell before we put our bird back in.
As always, do your own research and don't trust info on your pets from random internet comments, but if you google it you'll find that it's a common way to clean bird cages.
Can a budgie learn tricks like your birds?
Yes...
05:50 what 😂
was that fart??!😂😂😂
Hello
Hi
Il try this on my birds
My bird is lovebirds
I dont understand why we have to do this process what is the actuall reason
Its for training the bird.
Teaching them click sound means they do good and getting a treat. Pay attention
First like❤
Early
Poli
How many days of training do I need to do in a week
Poda panni
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Can u please make a video on " How to manage your parents to buy birds"
Because l want birds but my parents are not allowing me.
Birds are very expensive and live a realllly long time. You will need to spend 2-4 hours playing with your bird _every day._ They also require a lot of adjustments in the home (no Teflon cookware, no air freshners, etc.).
The best thing you can do to convince your parents is to PROVE your *commitment* to an expensive, high maintenance pet through preparation.
Create a research file or binder and fill it with info on the bird you want and all its care & dietary needs and associated costs:
-Print info on local bird rescues or breeders (or wherever you plan to get the bird from)
-Print the specs of the cages you might want and what you will fill them with.
-Print info on your local Avian Vet and the suggested care schedule & cost of annual bird check-ups.
-Make a list of all the things the whole household will have to do to help maintain the health & safety of your bird.
-Create a long-term care plan for your bird. If you get a bird that's going to live 30+ years, where will it live if you end up going to college or joining the military?
-Start saving EVERY PENNY from chores, birthdays, odd jobs, etc. for your Future Bird Fund.
-Find a local animal shelter or bird rescue to volunteer at.
If all of the above sounds like too much work, you are NOT ready for a bird.
If you ARE ready and consistently prove your commitment to a bird and your parents still aren't on board... then at least you'll have all the info you need and a nice savings account to get your own bird when you move out!
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