❤ he is only showing that seesu is he is the Dominant Bird and it's normal because all New animals showed dominance and it will take a few days for them to know what they can be in the same house 🏡 and become friends
@kimberleyriley3953 well said, you can see the Sun Conyer being submissive but the other bird is being very aggressive. In the first clip, they cut off just as he lunges at her. They should have them taken away!
I take it you don't have birds? Aggressive behavior is never okay. With his crest up he lunged at the other one with its beak wide open. That bird could kill the other one with one bite.
Never leave a larger bird with a smaller. One bite could kill the little one! Never leave the birds out with each other unattended. Always separate far enough so the can’t be hurt.
پرنده جدید و نباید هیچ فقط بلافاصله کنار پرنده ای قدیمی قرار بدین ، باید چند روز اتاق بماند صداش را بشنود خودش دنبالش بگردد ، تا دوستی سریع هم انجام بشه
Usually it's the smaller birds that kill the bigger. Love birds are known for that. The smaller in this video, is an amazon which has the strongest bite lol it can remove fingers.
@mrrod3004 do you have a cockatoo? I rescued an older alpha male. The beak and feet alone can sever tendons, nerves, and break bones. Bi polar crazy. Mine bites right through the cage.
Clear signs of aggression to the point I'd be worried about serious injuries if they were left together. Need to be introduced far more gradually than this.
The comments from this owner sadly tell me they have no idea what they're doing. Why do the least educated bird owners _always_ have the most difficult birds. Cockatoos are not easy birds to handle. Is it too much to ask to educate yourself before bringing a bird home. My heart bleeds for all these birds in captivity.
@@bereal8253oh my God. Just looked through the Thumbnails. There was also one with a Macaw. Hope she doesn't own that one herself. I think even I would be a better Owner for those large Parrots even though I do have my first Pair of Birds for only 11 Months yet, but at least I know that you need to introduce them slowly to each other instead of letting them rip each other into Pieces. Especially if there's such a huge Size Difference
I've had a cockatoo and I've had a blue front Amazon. I would never let them be close to each other. Cockatoos are extremely intelligent birds. They have the emotional intelligence of a 5-year-old. Their jealousy drives them to harm or kill their rival which could be a guinea pig or a hamster, or a cat or a dog. They will go after them if they think that you're not giving them enough attention and love. I ended up giving our cockatoo to a vet lab technician who had always wanted a cockatoo and she had no other animals so it's a perfect home for him. So this cockatoo is not showing dominance only, he is showing that he will attack and he will harm that bird. The cockatoo I had, named Kazoo, had to be pulled off of my African Grey, named Pepper, and he had punctured her cheek and her wing. And that was not the first incident I had with a cockatoo he went after my darling little Harley bird who is what we call a pocket parrot. He hurt Harley so badly in his wing we had to amputate the wing as it was destroyed. Harley was a feisty little parrot and he climbed off of his cage one day and marched over to Kazoos cage because he was going to finish what Kazoo had started and I'm so glad I was there to scoop him up and lock him back in his cage or he would have been killed that day. Something I find very appalling on the internet with animals is people get animals they don't understand they don't know anything about their breed or what the needs are for that individual animal. I handled Birds since I was 10 years old and I'm in my 70s now and I am appalled at how little people understand are know about birds they are highly intelligent more so than a dog is believe it or not.
Very well said. I had a Sun Conure who was aggressive towards my son's girlfriend. He would puff all up and lunge at her in the cage. One day he was out and saw her, got all riled up, flew and lunged at her head. She was lucky she ducked and he missed. I find many people who either by or adopt animals, have no clue about the animal and/or their breed.
Hello! I’m now a first time bird owner to a small parakeet and i got him from a pet store he isn’t sick nor has any disease that I know of they said he was a little over a year old and Is the shy type I’ve been working with him for almost a month now and he’s has shown a little progress like he will stand on my finger and will take treats from my hand but will try to avoid me as much as possible I have had experience with a lot of feral rescue cats and I know that it will take time for any new animal in any new space I just want him to be comfortable honestly. Although I have taken him out of his cage before several times he still seems to be very very scared since you have alot of birr experience I was wondering if you had any tips for me?
@@Maketheworldabetterplace92 How much time per day are you able to spend with him? I've had parrots for just a few years now. Had to re-home some of them and now I only have two green-cheeked conures. I was never going to have just a single bird because I don't think birds are ever supposed to be alone. I don't think it's even okay for them to be stuck alone while we're at work. In the time I've had birds I really haven't had much luck with them being anything like the ones you see on the internet. I think the internet tricks us into thinking parrots are like this (highly trusting, desiring human interaction, super quirky & meme-worthy, etc), when in reality it's actually a rarity, and the owners of such birds had to spend a _lot_ of time with them. The industry is criminal. They know damn well the majority of the parrots they breed and sell are going to have terrible lives. When you say parakeet do you mean a budgrigar or some other species?
@@ebiebanzhaf4971I'm sorry I can't say the same for you, if you think this is a joke. That cockatoo _is_ displaying aggression and is also very capable of beating the living daylights out of that amazon. That beak is no joke.
I love how many birds experts there are here. They know everything about this specific cockatoo's personality, habits, and they can even read the Parrots mind. All of this in a 15 second clip. Your worried about this birds safety? I'm worried about your mental health.
Please keep the birds separated until the green one can protect himself. Birds are territorial and you just brought an other into its nest !! Please don't be reckless with the little ones life
@@cockatoosisu8520still make sure they are supervised plz and in different cages. My childhood African Grey tore one of our conures beaks (top half) clean off & it never grew back he had to learn how to eat all over again it can change fast at first when it seems like they’re friends.
@@AParrotSpeakingHisMinddude he is *so* lucky to have survived that, oh my gosh. I’ve got a green cheek conure and an eclectus that absolutely despise each other, and I’ve always been so scared of that happening. I’m always so careful to never let them anywhere near each other’s cages- it would all be so much easier if the conure was scared of the eclectus or something, but nope. He’s actually the one who starts it most of the time- he just doesn’t seem to realise how tiny he is in comparison to her. Completely blinded by jealousy.
Why the fuck is everyone trying to tell the owners what to do. Like shut the fuck up they know what they are doing, I have a umbrella cockatoo myself and it’s normal for them to act this away around a new person or pet. My bird hates anyone around me except my mom, stop telling the owners what to do. Oh my fucking god
My parents used to have a sengal and a Kongo African grey (amongst many other parrots) but for this story the sengal kept picking fights with the African grey. And the African grey wanted no part in it, but one day the African grey had enough and temporarily made the sengal a quadriplegic for a couple years... all it took was one quick nip. Though she ended up up being no longer being quadriplegic, she was never the same again she had a permanent limp and needed assistance pooping. So yeah be careful. birds are fast when they want to retaliate.
Please listen to all of these concerned commenters. How did you not notice the way Sisu GRABBED the other bird's wing?! One of them will die if nothing is done, and it sure as hell isnt gonna be Sisu.
I had a similar situation only there wasn't a fight. My grey and caique knew each other for almost a year before getting face to face, where they had a bit of a play fight and nobody got hurt in the end.
No they won't I have an amazon and a umbrella cockatoo just like this one. The cockatoo bit my amazons foot a lil. Never again do they come out together😢
Cockatoos are a different breed. They are very jealous. Like little children. Can bite through Padlocks if that tells you anything. They are also very affectionate loving birds. 😊 ❤️
@BirbPlayz parrots are not cats. A cockatoo bite can decapitate a smaller bird or sever a leg in one go. A cat bite can't. You don't have the same margin for error. It can escalate to tragedy over the course of a few seconds. Cats can have entire, lengthy fights that end in someone losing a tip of an ear, or no permanent injury at all. Not the case with large parrots.
This was a seriously upsetting video. I totally agree that this is the most reckless way to introduce birds, no idea why the owner seems to think it’s funny.
no tiene ninguna gracia tu actuación que no te da pena la desigualdad de condiciones el periquito es mucho más pequeño y indefenso tu con esta vocecita de angelito provocando la situación y luego parece que le riñes y estas disfrutando y el pobre periquito sin cola y pronto estará sin plumas y quizás lo mate a picotazos Sido Sido pero sigues seguro ganarás mucho dinero con este vidrio pero te tendría que servir para medicamentos eres muy cruel ,
@@Narziss1 it's just how bird rule work. Birds have a "Pecking Order" hierarchy rule. one bird is on the top and always gets the goods first. if not, there there will be brawling in between flock members over who gets to be top bird and best food. letting Sisu know that she still is "top bird" let's her know that she is not forgotten (because she was the only bird, before.) because of the newbie arriving, then will not attack the new bird as often anymore.
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That’s extremely irresponsible, never have two different species of birds together, even if you’re there it only takes a split second to have parts ripped/bitten off and a dead birds blood on your hands. Trust me I’ve seen so many horrific situations arise from this kind of stupid behavior.
It can work. You need to slowly introduce them to each other instead of letting them out at the same Time immediately and with this Size Difference they would still need separate Cages for Safety Reasons. My male Cockatiel can get a bit territorial over Food and I don't want to know what this Behavior would be like with a bigger Cockatoo Species and a smaller Bird
Oh it's ok they let him get attacked by a big ass bird with a can opener on his face but good news we got it on video and we will just edit the attack out fucking idiots... Hope baby is ok ❤
If they get into a fight, that little green bird has no chance, I have seen Cockatoo open a brazil nut and small coconut like it was nothing, fhat green birds head is just the wrong size.
I hope you don't leave them alone together. Looks like a very young parrot and sisu could hurt the little one so I hope it all works out well and they finally start getting along
He isn't waiting!! They are playing nice-SiSU only knows he's #1 in their affections & haven't even mentioned other Nordstrom name once! Even SISU knows negative attention -is Attention!! Can tell by comments they didn't do homework & want them to 'act right' bc they asking him to- Don't ask- Don't allow him that power & still reward him w attention when he's been 'Naughty' Poor kid!... Been nice knowing you-of you live-still be a no one-
Dude I was just trying to figure out the same thing, I was horrified. I figured out that Google is translating that from Estonian rather than Arabic, which the uploader uses in tags and videos. So I don't think that was intentional. I also saw a comment mentioning that the name comes from a Disney character, a dragon named Sisu.
Many birds are much happier being an only bird. You and bird are their flock. Introducing a new bird, can really change things and not always for the better! Some never except new bird and cause distress for original bird. I wish you the best of luck, hoping Sisu excepts your new beautiful baby! ❤ I have a UTOO and Greenwing macaw.
Yeah, don't do this at home kids. There's too much size difference between those birds. Cockatoos are crazy drama queens, and could get pissed off all of a sudden and crunch a little bird's head.
This is perfect example for what not to do ;0; I'm sure you love them very much but NO. The feather pull could easily have ripped feathers out and the grab on the back of the wing was horrible heck no. Never ever put birds of such massive size disadvantages together that cockatoo could absolutely have immediately caused massive irreversible damage to that little bird. It's not a case of someone will always yell abuse... it's truly a case of that can and will end badly. I've a cockatiel who hates cockatiels but LOVES budgies. In his love for them he gets hormonal. He get ANGRY if you go near the budgies while he is with them and will not only try to draw blood on me but ALSO the budgie he will literally turn right around to bite them on accident because he's frustrated. I made that mistake in the past because 'he loved them so much' but that one time was enough for me to know better. Don't introduce them like that, don't cage them together EVER even with a door open just no. 1 lunge that's it.
Don't fully agree with it because sometimes Parrots of different Species are peaceful with each other. Most of the Time they should have separate Cages though even if they are peaceful outside the Cage and they need to be introduced to each other slowly before trying to let them out together. I think I would wait at least a few Weeks before I would attempt that. Also sad to hear that your Cockatiel hurt a Budgie. Normally they can live together perfectly fine but maybe it is different with him because he doesn't like his own Species and tries instead to mate with the Budgies😕 Maybe he would accept a Galah as his Mate?🤔 Be aware though if you try it, that they can hybridize with each other, so you should still try to prevent them from breeding or replace Eggs with Plastic Eggs if you don't want that to happen. Would definitely be safer though and he would have a proper Partner. Of course I can't guarantee though that it would be successful. Let me know though if it works if you should want to attempt it. You can also reduce Hormones by feeding no Leaves, Vegetables and Fruit for a While and you can also give them Water that you've heated with Monk's Pepper (don't worry, they can't taste spicy Stuff)
That green bird is STRESSING!!! I'd keep him/her caged until they get familiar--even comfortable with one another... Editing out the OBVIOUS attack for what? Views? If you'd shown it, this comment section wouldn't be so supportive...
Ive seen people with these large cockatoos and then get a smaller bird. Never works, the smaller bird usually ends up suffering mentally and physically.
@@susannetaylor9914 as a "don't try this at home". It *can* be ok, but it depends heavily on the bird's personality and supervision, and that they both get alone time away from eachother
The comment was sent with love, but I would not let the older bird hurt the new commer. Use a spray bottle with water to let Sisu know that is bad form.
Aaaw it’s a baby Amazon. They’re super cute as babies. Also I’d be very very careful leaving them together, that cockatoo will murder the living crap out of another bird if it feels like it’s losing all the attention.
Need to take it real slow and don’t turn your head for even a minute until thing’s hopefully get better!! Sisu can get real mean in a jealous rage! They are territorial!!
Stay with them while they are together until they get to liking each other! Please don't let them out of your site until then. One or both can be seriously injured.
They are beautiful! The green one is so cute trying to check the white one out, but I'm guessing since the white one knows it's his home, he may not stand each other. I just worry that the white one plucks its wings or even bites the green birds face eyes or whatever causing a tragic situation. They may need two separate massive set ups and only out each at a time by itself. Interested to know if they can break through this safely or not.
I mean this in the nicest way possible, but what you're doing is horrible for the amazon parrot. your cockatoo is attacking it, and can/will injure it, sometimes badly. maybe get a refund for the amazon parrot or let the parrots get used to each other before letting them roam freely. what you're doing now is simply waiting for an incident to happen.
Aw the greetn bird is so cute looking. Hes not beingvagressive at all. Just checking out his new home. He was like "thats a nice crest you got there." And sisu bit him.
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❤ he is only showing that seesu is he is the Dominant Bird and it's normal because all New animals showed dominance and it will take a few days for them to know what they can be in the same house 🏡 and become friends
It's going to take longer than a few days! Don't risk the parrots life over this!
@kimberleyriley3953 well said, you can see the Sun Conyer being submissive but the other bird is being very aggressive. In the first clip, they cut off just as he lunges at her.
They should have them taken away!
I take it you don't have birds? Aggressive behavior is never okay. With his crest up he lunged at the other one with its beak wide open. That bird could kill the other one with one bite.
@@eazyonewiththeforce its all a shitshow…then cuddling in front of jealous bird reinforcing jealousy
@madenabennett I absolutely agree.
Again some people should not be allowed to have birds.
Don't leave them alone together. There will be green feathers everywhere.
Natural selection is a real thing.
Sad to see parrot owners be so reckless... for views...
@@erinmcgraw5208uh. don’t ever speak again. matter fact, you don’t have enough common sense to use the internet. Tell your mother to take your phone 😂
@@erinmcgraw5208They are most likely actually being careful with the parrots behind the screen
Yes
His look at the end..."Why? Am I not enough for you humans?"
“The audacity to tell me what to do after you bring that thing into MY house”
That look said whooo and why tf did you let him in 😂
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Why would you do this? I’m Sisu, people love me!
Got cheated
Hope the green bird is still alive.
Never leave a larger bird with a smaller. One bite could kill the little one! Never leave the birds out with each other unattended.
Always separate far enough so the can’t be hurt.
Agree
پرنده جدید و نباید هیچ فقط بلافاصله کنار پرنده ای قدیمی قرار بدین ، باید چند روز اتاق بماند صداش را بشنود خودش دنبالش بگردد ، تا دوستی سریع هم انجام بشه
Dude the smaller looks like an Amazon parrot, once it reaches breeding age, these people would get rid of it due to it's reverse 180 in personality.
Usually it's the smaller birds that kill the bigger. Love birds are known for that. The smaller in this video, is an amazon which has the strongest bite lol it can remove fingers.
@mrrod3004 do you have a cockatoo? I rescued an older alpha male. The beak and feet alone can sever tendons, nerves, and break bones. Bi polar crazy. Mine bites right through the cage.
keep the parrot safe
@@iamthefuss934I-
Cooking time….what??
@@iamthefuss934🤦♂️
Gotta report this
@@yumyumyumyumyumyumyumyum do people even know what this means anymore? Seems like everyone just throws it around like a buzzword.
@@gabrieltejada1697no, but fact that you seem so offended by it tell me you gotta be pretty experienced with that life style
Clear signs of aggression to the point I'd be worried about serious injuries if they were left together. Need to be introduced far more gradually than this.
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The comments from this owner sadly tell me they have no idea what they're doing. Why do the least educated bird owners _always_ have the most difficult birds. Cockatoos are not easy birds to handle. Is it too much to ask to educate yourself before bringing a bird home. My heart bleeds for all these birds in captivity.
IT IS NOT FUNNY!
@@bereal8253oh my God. Just looked through the Thumbnails. There was also one with a Macaw. Hope she doesn't own that one herself. I think even I would be a better Owner for those large Parrots even though I do have my first Pair of Birds for only 11 Months yet, but at least I know that you need to introduce them slowly to each other instead of letting them rip each other into Pieces. Especially if there's such a huge Size Difference
YES PLEASE DON'T LEAVE THEM TOGETHER ALONE. THEY ARE DIFFERENT SPECIES AND NEED THEIR OWN CAGES
Exactly 👍
I've had a cockatoo and I've had a blue front Amazon. I would never let them be close to each other. Cockatoos are extremely intelligent birds. They have the emotional intelligence of a 5-year-old. Their jealousy drives them to harm or kill their rival which could be a guinea pig or a hamster, or a cat or a dog. They will go after them if they think that you're not giving them enough attention and love. I ended up giving our cockatoo to a vet lab technician who had always wanted a cockatoo and she had no other animals so it's a perfect home for him. So this cockatoo is not showing dominance only, he is showing that he will attack and he will harm that bird. The cockatoo I had, named Kazoo, had to be pulled off of my African Grey, named Pepper, and he had punctured her cheek and her wing. And that was not the first incident I had with a cockatoo he went after my darling little Harley bird who is what we call a pocket parrot. He hurt Harley so badly in his wing we had to amputate the wing as it was destroyed. Harley was a feisty little parrot and he climbed off of his cage one day and marched over to Kazoos cage because he was going to finish what Kazoo had started and I'm so glad I was there to scoop him up and lock him back in his cage or he would have been killed that day. Something I find very appalling on the internet with animals is people get animals they don't understand they don't know anything about their breed or what the needs are for that individual animal. I handled Birds since I was 10 years old and I'm in my 70s now and I am appalled at how little people understand are know about birds they are highly intelligent more so than a dog is believe it or not.
Very well said. I had a Sun Conure who was aggressive towards my son's girlfriend. He would puff all up and lunge at her in the cage. One day he was out and saw her, got all riled up, flew and lunged at her head. She was lucky she ducked and he missed. I find many people who either by or adopt animals, have no clue about the animal and/or their breed.
You've had a Cockatoo, and now you're 70, well I'm glad to hear it 😂
Спасибо, что поделились.
Hello! I’m now a first time bird owner to a small parakeet and i got him from a pet store he isn’t sick nor has any disease that I know of they said he was a little over a year old and Is the shy type I’ve been working with him for almost a month now and he’s has shown a little progress like he will stand on my finger and will take treats from my hand but will try to avoid me as much as possible I have had experience with a lot of feral rescue cats and I know that it will take time for any new animal in any new space I just want him to be comfortable honestly. Although I have taken him out of his cage before several times he still seems to be very very scared since you have alot of birr experience I was wondering if you had any tips for me?
@@Maketheworldabetterplace92 How much time per day are you able to spend with him? I've had parrots for just a few years now. Had to re-home some of them and now I only have two green-cheeked conures. I was never going to have just a single bird because I don't think birds are ever supposed to be alone. I don't think it's even okay for them to be stuck alone while we're at work. In the time I've had birds I really haven't had much luck with them being anything like the ones you see on the internet. I think the internet tricks us into thinking parrots are like this (highly trusting, desiring human interaction, super quirky & meme-worthy, etc), when in reality it's actually a rarity, and the owners of such birds had to spend a _lot_ of time with them. The industry is criminal. They know damn well the majority of the parrots they breed and sell are going to have terrible lives.
When you say parakeet do you mean a budgrigar or some other species?
I'm frightened for the parrots safety.
You sound like an awesome Parrot 🐦 Mom😂😂😂😂
@@ebiebanzhaf4971I'm sorry I can't say the same for you, if you think this is a joke. That cockatoo _is_ displaying aggression and is also very capable of beating the living daylights out of that amazon. That beak is no joke.
@@ebiebanzhaf4971something is seriously wrong with you if you think this is funny 🤦🏽♂️
I love how many birds experts there are here. They know everything about this specific cockatoo's personality, habits, and they can even read the Parrots mind. All of this in a 15 second clip. Your worried about this birds safety? I'm worried about your mental health.
@@MyXyle666 I'm worried about your mental health loser.
Please keep the birds separated until the green one can protect himself.
Birds are territorial and you just brought an other into its nest !!
Please don't be reckless with the little ones life
They're friend rn
@@cockatoosisu8520still make sure they are supervised plz and in different cages. My childhood African Grey tore one of our conures beaks (top half) clean off & it never grew back he had to learn how to eat all over again it can change fast at first when it seems like they’re friends.
@@AParrotSpeakingHisMinddude he is *so* lucky to have survived that, oh my gosh. I’ve got a green cheek conure and an eclectus that absolutely despise each other, and I’ve always been so scared of that happening. I’m always so careful to never let them anywhere near each other’s cages- it would all be so much easier if the conure was scared of the eclectus or something, but nope. He’s actually the one who starts it most of the time- he just doesn’t seem to realise how tiny he is in comparison to her. Completely blinded by jealousy.
Why the fuck is everyone trying to tell the owners what to do. Like shut the fuck up they know what they are doing, I have a umbrella cockatoo myself and it’s normal for them to act this away around a new person or pet. My bird hates anyone around me except my mom, stop telling the owners what to do. Oh my fucking god
My parents used to have a sengal and a Kongo African grey (amongst many other parrots) but for this story the sengal kept picking fights with the African grey. And the African grey wanted no part in it, but one day the African grey had enough and temporarily made the sengal a quadriplegic for a couple years... all it took was one quick nip. Though she ended up up being no longer being quadriplegic, she was never the same again she had a permanent limp and needed assistance pooping. So yeah be careful. birds are fast when they want to retaliate.
Please listen to all of these concerned commenters. How did you not notice the way Sisu GRABBED the other bird's wing?! One of them will die if nothing is done, and it sure as hell isnt gonna be Sisu.
Sisu needs to be watched 😮
Keep them separate for safety but cages next to each other. In a year they will be friends
I had a similar situation only there wasn't a fight. My grey and caique knew each other for almost a year before getting face to face, where they had a bit of a play fight and nobody got hurt in the end.
Yes🥰
Yes
No they won't I have an amazon and a umbrella cockatoo just like this one. The cockatoo bit my amazons foot a lil. Never again do they come out together😢
@@cockatootledosometimes that's just the only safe thing to do. 🥺
Please don’t let them be that close. Cockatoos can literally break bone
Exactly 👍
this is like getting a puppy chihuahua and expecting it to become best friends with the family's pitbull
Not a great comparison considering I've done that exact thing to underwhelming consequences.
@@sukhoifockewulf9371 thank you for contributing to my 6 month old comment on a youtube video
Cockatoos are a different breed. They are very jealous. Like little children. Can bite through Padlocks if that tells you anything. They are also very affectionate loving birds. 😊 ❤️
the can bite through broomstick easy
No way...😳😳😳
Nah this is not the way to introduce a new bird.
@BirbPlayz parrots are not cats. A cockatoo bite can decapitate a smaller bird or sever a leg in one go. A cat bite can't. You don't have the same margin for error. It can escalate to tragedy over the course of a few seconds. Cats can have entire, lengthy fights that end in someone losing a tip of an ear, or no permanent injury at all. Not the case with large parrots.
Agree
This was a seriously upsetting video. I totally agree that this is the most reckless way to introduce birds, no idea why the owner seems to think it’s funny.
@@TypeHoeNegativecockatoos can break open a Brazil nut with their break. I can imagine what it could do to that poor parrot!
You are absolutely right ✅️
Yeahh.... This is uncomfortable....
Sisu gave you a massive amount of side eye and is plotting to hurt your new family member as soon as he can
no tiene ninguna gracia tu actuación que no te da pena la desigualdad de condiciones el periquito es mucho más pequeño y indefenso tu con esta vocecita de angelito provocando la situación y luego parece que le riñes y estas disfrutando y el pobre periquito sin cola y pronto estará sin plumas y quizás lo mate a picotazos Sido Sido pero sigues seguro ganarás mucho dinero con este vidrio pero te tendría que servir para medicamentos eres muy cruel ,
Love when people introduce animals by just throwing them in the same space together for the first time.
Yep my girlfriend brought a little kitten home once and immediately put it in front of my Dogo Argentino, it was game over instantly 🤦🏼♂️
@@dubthabreak How stupid some people are... they just don't understand animals at all🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@dubthabreakhope you got rid of her after such a dumb move. 🤦🏼♀️
@@beaz_nutz i actually did ,she wanted me to get rid of my dog and said "it's me or the dog" ,well that choice was made easily 🙃
Never let them alone…once sisu grab the green handsome that will be end ..
That’s totally normal. Please be sure to always address Sisu first, and he’ll know he’s still the boss or she’ll know she’s the boss!
Sure if you get a second children always address the first one first and don’t threat them the same way!
@@Narziss1 it's just how bird rule work. Birds have a "Pecking Order" hierarchy rule. one bird is on the top and always gets the goods first. if not, there there will be brawling in between flock members over who gets to be top bird and best food. letting Sisu know that she still is "top bird" let's her know that she is not forgotten (because she was the only bird, before.) because of the newbie arriving, then will not attack the new bird as often anymore.
But neither of them are the boss, their pets that were purchased with money.
@@StaccatoRedFox I feel so sad for you because it shows no understanding about , "only sincere love in the 🌍"‼️& because our first one #1 is Jesus Christ who ✝️love us and give us animals, to care and 🙇 enjoyment 📢,, and 📢 comfort 📢 in 💰 the 💵 🙇 times 🙇 of 📢 tribulations 📢 in 📢 life 🙇📢📢📢 &💰💵 cannot not never 📢 substitute 📢 📢the ❤️😻🐈🐕🦺🐕 can't ever ❤️‼️↩️
@@leticiaalvarez3473Money can NOT NOT NEVER????😂
That’s extremely irresponsible, never have two different species of birds together, even if you’re there it only takes a split second to have parts ripped/bitten off and a dead birds blood on your hands. Trust me I’ve seen so many horrific situations arise from this kind of stupid behavior.
It can work. You need to slowly introduce them to each other instead of letting them out at the same Time immediately and with this Size Difference they would still need separate Cages for Safety Reasons.
My male Cockatiel can get a bit territorial over Food and I don't want to know what this Behavior would be like with a bigger Cockatoo Species and a smaller Bird
The mango parrot is such a cuty ❤
Hope that Sisu will accept him and they will get along soon.
🙏🙏🙏
The poor little parrot is in a brand new place doesn't know what's going on and you can't leave them together like that well
Oh it's ok they let him get attacked by a big ass bird with a can opener on his face but good news we got it on video and we will just edit the attack out fucking idiots... Hope baby is ok ❤
That cockatoos beak is like a set of bolt cutters it could easily take off a finger and not to mention pull the smaller parrot to pieces...
You are absolutely right ✅️
I agree 👍 💯
If they get into a fight, that little green bird has no chance, I have seen Cockatoo open a brazil nut and small coconut like it was nothing, fhat green birds head is just the wrong size.
I hope you don't leave them alone together. Looks like a very young parrot and sisu could hurt the little one so I hope it all works out well and they finally start getting along
He isn't waiting!!
They are playing nice-SiSU only knows he's #1 in their affections & haven't even mentioned other Nordstrom name once! Even SISU knows negative attention -is Attention!!
Can tell by comments they didn't do homework & want them to 'act right' bc they asking him to-
Don't ask-
Don't allow him that power & still reward him w attention when he's been 'Naughty'
Poor kid!...
Been nice knowing you-of you live-still be a no one-
Isn't that normal Size for a adult Yellow crowned Amazon? Agree definitely that this is the wrong Way to introduce Parrots to each other
Never mind how many views and likes u get, take proper care please, of both birds and do as other commenters suggest please please
Protect that little guy!!
Plz don't let that one hurt the little green one!
Sisu is looking at you like.. "what did you do!" 🤣
This isn’t funny Sisu could kill that parrot
I do hope there is always someone close by to protect that little green parrot, or it may not have any feathers left!!
That cockatoo can bite his legs and wings and head off.
Humans: Sisuuuuuu.....
Sisu: eating the other bird
OMG the little green dude is so curious and trusting!! 🥺
I have heard of budgerigars getting their legs bitten off by a bigger bird. All it takes is a few seconds of not paying attention.
You are absolutely right ✅️
The bird is named content? I hope my translation is wrong. People who use birds for content on TH-cam shouldn’t be legally allowed to own birds.
Dude I was just trying to figure out the same thing, I was horrified.
I figured out that Google is translating that from Estonian rather than Arabic, which the uploader uses in tags and videos. So I don't think that was intentional.
I also saw a comment mentioning that the name comes from a Disney character, a dragon named Sisu.
Awe that poor little green parrot so innocent and sweer. Please keep them separated.
The way Sisu looked at u like "wtf did you bring in to my TERRITORY?!"
Many birds are much happier being an only bird. You and bird are their flock. Introducing a new bird, can really change things and not always for the better! Some never except new bird and cause distress for original bird. I wish you the best of luck, hoping Sisu excepts your new beautiful baby! ❤
I have a UTOO and Greenwing macaw.
Awww, that little green bird is like I'm scared and I just want to be friends. 😢
That's what I was thinking too
Yeah, don't do this at home kids. There's too much size difference between those birds. Cockatoos are crazy drama queens, and could get pissed off all of a sudden and crunch a little bird's head.
This is perfect example for what not to do ;0; I'm sure you love them very much but NO. The feather pull could easily have ripped feathers out and the grab on the back of the wing was horrible heck no. Never ever put birds of such massive size disadvantages together that cockatoo could absolutely have immediately caused massive irreversible damage to that little bird. It's not a case of someone will always yell abuse... it's truly a case of that can and will end badly. I've a cockatiel who hates cockatiels but LOVES budgies. In his love for them he gets hormonal. He get ANGRY if you go near the budgies while he is with them and will not only try to draw blood on me but ALSO the budgie he will literally turn right around to bite them on accident because he's frustrated. I made that mistake in the past because 'he loved them so much' but that one time was enough for me to know better. Don't introduce them like that, don't cage them together EVER even with a door open just no. 1 lunge that's it.
Don't fully agree with it because sometimes Parrots of different Species are peaceful with each other. Most of the Time they should have separate Cages though even if they are peaceful outside the Cage and they need to be introduced to each other slowly before trying to let them out together. I think I would wait at least a few Weeks before I would attempt that. Also sad to hear that your Cockatiel hurt a Budgie. Normally they can live together perfectly fine but maybe it is different with him because he doesn't like his own Species and tries instead to mate with the Budgies😕
Maybe he would accept a Galah as his Mate?🤔 Be aware though if you try it, that they can hybridize with each other, so you should still try to prevent them from breeding or replace Eggs with Plastic Eggs if you don't want that to happen. Would definitely be safer though and he would have a proper Partner. Of course I can't guarantee though that it would be successful. Let me know though if it works if you should want to attempt it.
You can also reduce Hormones by feeding no Leaves, Vegetables and Fruit for a While and you can also give them Water that you've heated with Monk's Pepper (don't worry, they can't taste spicy Stuff)
Sisu about to throw feets an' beaks amd you're giggling? Lil Greenie is in total Avian Peril while Sisu"s thinkin "Polly wanna kill her!".
Right I'll just sit and watch the white bird bite the green one
You can't keep them together! Big bird can rip the smaller bird beek off. It happens.
It can happen in a second, and then it's too late 😡😡
That Amazon is adorable 😭
Looks like he is Sisu's new dinner 😂😂
That green bird is STRESSING!!! I'd keep him/her caged until they get familiar--even comfortable with one another...
Editing out the OBVIOUS attack for what? Views?
If you'd shown it, this comment section wouldn't be so supportive...
DEFINITELY!!❤
This is not at all amusing. The cockatoo will seriously injure the parrot. Stop laughing and separate them until they get used to each other.
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Exactly 👍
😂😂😂😂 Sisu looked at the camera like "Yall muthaf..kas went and bought another damn bird?! How dare you!" 😂😂😂😂😂
Sissy’s behavior isn’t funny, he could kill the parrot
“How dare you, fine I’ll solve the problem myself” that’s what it looked like he would say at the end lol
Please protect the parrot from sisu
Ive seen people with these large cockatoos and then get a smaller bird. Never works, the smaller bird usually ends up suffering mentally and physically.
Why would they ❤ that comment? Weird.....like admitting they know the little one will suffer!
@@susannetaylor9914 as a "don't try this at home". It *can* be ok, but it depends heavily on the bird's personality and supervision, and that they both get alone time away from eachother
Not a good combination
The comment was sent with love, but I would not let the older bird hurt the new commer. Use a spray bottle with water to let Sisu know that is bad form.
@@sharonmores8697no! What the fuck don’t spray the bird!! I used to and it’s very damaging to its feathers! What the fuck is wrong with you
That was a death stare at the end with the slow head turn lol 😂
Cecil look is priceless he's like are you kidding me..🎀
Aaaw it’s a baby Amazon.
They’re super cute as babies.
Also I’d be very very careful leaving them together, that cockatoo will murder the living crap out of another bird if it feels like it’s losing all the attention.
Something they SHOULD KNOW this poor baby is in danger if they let them both roam free they have can openers for lips 🤦♀️ all for views it's stupid 😒
Sisu will never accept him. You must protect that baby parrot so he doesn't get hurt. Too much jealousy for the established bird.
Cantik sekali burungnya dan warna bulunya
Take care of d green bird, Sisu will harm him.
The bird looked at her like “ Oh this is funny to you huh? Okay…. Watch this” 😂
Need to take it real slow and don’t turn your head for even a minute until thing’s hopefully get better!! Sisu can get real mean in a jealous rage! They are territorial!!
Stay with them while they are together until they get to liking each other! Please don't let them out of your site until then. One or both can be seriously injured.
Aww ❤the parrot 🦜 is so cute xx
Ho il viens chercher un ami. Vous devez le proteger de Sisu.🙏☮️💓
Oups IL VIENT.....
Funny Sisu pretty much means "feisty one" in Finnish 😂 fitting name
The look from Sisu was priceless 😂😂😂
Sisu... You think the 🤬 I am not about to harass the newby
They are beautiful! The green one is so cute trying to check the white one out, but I'm guessing since the white one knows it's his home, he may not stand each other. I just worry that the white one plucks its wings or even bites the green birds face eyes or whatever causing a tragic situation. They may need two separate massive set ups and only out each at a time by itself. Interested to know if they can break through this safely or not.
Right in the beginning,
he looked directly at the camera with the big question mark face -
"Are you shittin' me?
Get this toy outta here"!
BE COOL - SISU.... HE'S ONE OF YOU!... SORT OF😉
that cut was perfect 😂
That head turn at the end😅
Sisu was like, “Oh hell no Nawh! He’s got to go!”
Hahaha haha
😅
Both adorable❤
His face at the end!😂
Seriously. Constant supervision.
I mean this in the nicest way possible, but what you're doing is horrible for the amazon parrot. your cockatoo is attacking it, and can/will injure it, sometimes badly. maybe get a refund for the amazon parrot or let the parrots get used to each other before letting them roam freely. what you're doing now is simply waiting for an incident to happen.
I agree with you that you are absolutely right ✅️
Какие красавцы! Надо же , как природа разрисовала обоих попугаев !😮 СПАСИБО большое вам ! 🌿
The bird do a death stare at the end😂
Sisu staring at the camera 😂
This isn’t funny, Sisu could kill the parrot
My goodness biting 😂😂
Sisu is Finnish for extreme courage or extended "guts". Good name for this feisty lintu.
Sisu! What a amazing name! With Sisu Finnish people won Russians at Winter War.
"This little interloper thinks he can just waltz in out of nowhere & join my flock without my approval!? Flock that!!!" LOL!
This isn’t funny, Sisu could kill that parrot
Coulda, woulda, shoulda...he obviously is supervised & won't be allowed to, get over it...
خوب نزار گاز بگیره اون پرنده مظلوم را 😢😢😢
❤The Parrots are envious of themselves ❤
I had the same problem with my Amazon and cackatoo but my cackatoo was violent towards my Amazon although they've been together for many years
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣 he gave you the hardest side eye in the end! Like how dare you! 😂😂😂
Lmao the BOMBASTIC side eye Sisu gave..
The look of betrayal 😂
Try introducing them on common ground as animals tend to be territorial. ❤
Green bird: chose kindness
Sisu: chooses violence.
Sisu is a mess. The look he gave you 🤣
Side eye sisu 😂
Sisu could kill the parrot
He is looking at you as: "How could you!" 😂
Aw the greetn bird is so cute looking. Hes not beingvagressive at all. Just checking out his new home. He was like "thats a nice crest you got there." And sisu bit him.
The slow head tilt towards you was menacing
I have the same reaction when I meet new ppl too
No you dont. But the internet is like the army nowadays "Be all you can be" .
Sisu looks like it wants 2 minutes alone with the new comer! 😮
If Michael Myers was a Bird