5 TIPS ON HOW TO TAME YOUR BIRD AND GAIN ITS TRUST
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- Taming your bird and gaining its trust is the first step to building a bond with your bird! If you're getting a bird for the first time, here are 5 tips on how to tame your bird and gain its trust! When it comes to gaining your bird's trust, always remember to be patient and let your bird come to you!
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Say it with me: your bird doesn't hate you it's prob just TERRIFIED bc it's a prey animal and we are LARGE, it's very easy to scare them.
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I'm learning a lot from your videos thank you
I just got my bird today, and we bonded on the car ride home. He wouldn't get in his cage when I brought him home, he just wanted to cuddle 😭. He even rolled over on his back to sleep. When I leave the room he screams, so I have a permit cuddle budy lolol
That's so cute!
Aww so cute
What bird?
Omg ur so lucky!!! I had my birds for almost 9 months and all she does is asking for food and biting me...
You have no idea how lucky you are lol
-put your birds in a room where your family or other members in the house frequent where they can get used to the environment
-spend time around your bird's cage
-pay attention to your bird's body language
-use positive reinforcement
-BE PATIENT. if you rush things you're just making it harder on yourself because then you're making the bird distrust you even more.
Hey guys i have a new cockatiel its a female i think i have it now for a week but its still pretty scared but i think its getting better very slowly but should i open the cage even tho its scared ? I mean i wanna let it fly a little bit in my room but should i do it? And if i do it how do i get it in again because i dont wanna take him from behind cuz i will lose his trust, please anwser someone
@@sadooww if it freaks out from you being close then leave it. my bird is female and i waited until she stopped jumping when i came close. leave the cage open but dont force her or try to get her to come out. she will leave her cage, her safe space, when she's ready.
keep her in the room with you when youre doing mundane little things like work or school or whatever so she can get used to your presence and your voice!
martin was still shy and skittish by one week and its recommended you wait about three weeks or so. let the bird lead the situation. she's the most scared. my little girl took almost two months to even come near me on her own and even longer to climb me. let her investigate you when she eventually does.
@@grimm6176 Okay thank you, So i should open the cage right? Btw this is my first week with her, But if i open the cage what if she doesnt go back in? Shes not interested in treats or do whatever to get back in…
@@sadooww if she isn't interested in going near you or isn't comfortable with you yet, i don't suggest opening her cage until she's at least more comfy with you. generally speaking, the cage is her "territory" so to speak. it's her space. hers and hers only. it's important you don't stick your hands in there unless its to clean or change food and water, that is very stressful because they're prey animals and you coming into their space or trying to catch them with your hands is similar to being hunted.
she wont leave the safe spot if she isn't ready. if she DOES end up leaving her cage (which i highly doubt because the relationship is still so fresh) there is a very high chance she will only climb to the top and then back inside, not away from it unless spooked.
if you just keep making slow movements around her and talk softly to her every day, i'm sure eventually she will be confident to fly to you or explore a bit more! ^^ the first week is stressful for both parties and don't be worried if she doesn't eat much in the beginning. that is perfectly normal!
of course, i am not an expert. i'm just giving my own experiences (that worked). feel free to ask questions - im sure someone else is always bound to have an answer!
@@grimm6176 Thank you very much, Do you also know to clean a cage in the best way? I mean the bottom of the cage i gotta change it ofcourse right? I have now little pieces of wood on it, That i need to throw away but im also thinking to put newspaper so it will be easier. It that okay? And can i just clean the cage with like some wet paper or like baby wipes? 😅
your birdies are super tame 🥺❣️
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Realizing that Dzermina watches most youtube channels i watch for birds
@@3stars359 ya😄
Denny the budgie my budgie loves to watch your channel
Yes. I've had mine a year and they're still terrified of my fingers. 😭
I got my sun conure last week and have been feeling a bit lost in how to gain my birds trust and create a bond with her. This really gave me a lot of insight and it helped educate me a lot on how to! Thank you so much
good luck
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Well I wouldn’t recommend that cause there the really
Iike there the loudest birds
I even have a bird
@@user-zm1go1vk4r this person has probobly reasearched, and they are fine with the noise.
i hope its doing well!
I have owned birds for over 30 years this is great advice it's refreshing to see a channel like this on here
I got two lovebirds last month and they were incredibly scared of me and it didnt really go well for the first few weeks with them but i wouldnt give up and today thier already eating from my hand! They cant step up yet but im patient enough! So conclusion, if your trying to gain your bird's trust, it wont just take an hour sometimes it takes weeks so be patient and goodluck!
thanks!
Today both of my budgies ate seed from my hand for the first time which is a major accomplishment! I'm still trying to get them to want to come out of their cage for some exercise and interaction but they're still too scared. I'm hoping once they're more comfortable with coming out they will want to come hang out while I work and play on their play stands. Still a lot of work to do and it's only been a few weeks so patience lol.
@BIANCA HERRERA not at all. They just kinda peck the seeds out of my hand and sometimes my female gives little "nips" to my fingers but not hard lol.
How are they now ' did they step up ?
Hey, a simple way to pick up your birds, (from experience.)
Put your palm facing towards the sky/roof, and put your hand above their feet/on their belly, the step up!
(Also great job! :D)
One of my birds let me preen him and cuddle him around 1 year of having him, the other, who I got at the same time is just beginning to let me preen him and it’s been 3-4 years, just shows how different each bird can be
Same! I have a gcc for almost 3 years, in the beginning he would let me take him in my hands and all (he was a baby), but now he doesn't want me to do this. I guess I didn't gave him enough attention for some time and now he's kinda afraid of me and my hands, so I'm trying to spend more time with him. Lately I feel like he's more comfortable with me close to him and I'm sooo happy ;))
//I'm still learning English, sorry if something is wrong
This is really reassuring I have a bird for 6 months who comes to me and we cuddle all the time and the other bird (same age) is still terrified of me I'm trying to train her with millet but she doesnt accept it or flies away :)
I love your second tip. That's what I did when I got my birds. I sat on the sofa, about 10 feet away from the bird cage, watching movies. I left the door to the bird cage open and figured they'd come out when they were ready. They did. I think the zero-pressure approach is why they lost their fear of me as quickly as they did.
How did you get them to get back in tho?
With my cockatiels I find that speaking softly to them can really calm them down, after all these years (10+). Whenever they freak out of something (sudden loud noise on TV or a quick shadow of a bird flying outside), just talking softly calms them down really quickly.
As for teaching them to step on the perch - we have one here that now only wants to step on the perch and is disgusted by hands 🤣😂 so, if possible, try teaching them to step up on the hand straight away, even by saying "step up" so they can associate these word with an action you want them to do.
Otherwise you covered it pretty much! Good job 👍
I had gotten a budgie 3 years ago (christmas will mark the 3 year mark) and we were extremely close up until i started 7th grade 2 years ago. Sadly, my schedule was always so filled so i only had about an hour with my budgie. I decided to get her another bird friend because she was always so lonely without me and she’d have another friend to cure it. Unfortunately, the bird i got her died on sunday 10.17.2021 (yes, very recent when writing this comment). It was now that i realized that our bond and trust had disappeared almost completely because i neglected her feelings and put school in front of her. Im now trying to rebuild our bond and its going to be a lot more harder than the first time.
I love this video!!!! I have tired all of these and they worked!!! We rehomed two parrots who were homed "twice" before us...so they had fears.... biting.... and they are doing amazing!!! We got them a new cage, lots of toys.. and we have a room with toys and play gyms and swings that allow them to choose cage or room.. they stopped biting and are stepping up and recalling. We also allowed their wings to grow in as they were always kept cut and this has helped them soooo much I think with bonding.. its like they don't have this helpless fear now.. and we taught them how to fly without crashing and being afraid and now they LOVE flying and singing and chattering..
Ahh that is so amazing! Thanks so much for sharing, your birds are so SO lucky to have you! ❤️
Love this!
This is so heartwarming! How are they now? I adopted 2 green conures who came from a hoarder and I'm slowly gaining their trust and have no issues feeding them by hand. The female tempts to bite almost everything even when she sees my hand. she isn't attacking though, she is just being a bit rough as I think she is still exploring (they are not tamed and were never handheld). Any tips on how to stop the biting? Also, is the screaming normal?! They're now very comfortable with their cage and their room, and I let them out every day. I'm thinking they're screaming to get attention and I try not to walk in the room everytime they scream. Will the screaming eventually go away? Thank you!!
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@@FlyingFidshey can you help me with my cockateils they are hissing like snakes and coming to bite when I put my hand inside the cage
My lovebird bonded to me on day one ( because of how lovebirds are) but it took me a whole year to fully tame her and learn her personality. She used to bite everyone else but me and it took a lot of time to tame that. So it truly does take time and doesn't happen overnight.
HEY!!! I recently got an albino budgie and am struggling to get it to bond with me (he's quite shy so that's probably why!!) and this vid really helped me it's only been like a day and we are doing soo much more together and he trusts me so much more...so trusting he decided to preen my eyebrows and lashes, which, I thought is sooo adorable!!! thank you soooo much from the bottom of my heart you have changed the lives of all my birds!!
disclaimer: I've owned all sorts of birds from a very young age, I gust haven't had a budgie for a few years but a Kakariki who is more intelligent than a budgie, therefore it's a different taming process, I simply just need this as a refresher and might I ad THIS GIRL KNOWS WHATS SHES DOIN PEEPS! also as she said it takes time these things won't happen overnight especially if you haven't had your bird for long.
AMAZING! that's such good trust but as she said, birds haven't been in captivity for a long time so they're still wild animals becarful around your eyes!
@@evangelineramkumar5110 true they are wild but I will point you must become a bird yes we are giant's peices of meat with hair in some places and they see us like wtf a predator but if you become a bird with them act like them and learn to give up what they don't like respect there space if you have more than one and they are preening each other then there won't be no bitting as far eye stuff I have to ringnecks a sun conure and a Cinnamon green check conure and non have bit my eyeballs do to the respect I give em its not about I'm alfa idiot respect me and do as I command no I just let them know I'm your friend your not a animal in my home but a family member and my relationship with them has become a I better see you when I get home ur still to young to go away to the other world lol I've bonded so much with them I can only say they are the loves of my life
i have a white albino budgie xx
i have an albino parakeet too. if you have any birds in the cage w them get the albino parakeet out and put them in a isolated area that they haven’t seen before ie a room. they will get on your fingers and it shows them that they can trust you because they saved you from something you were scared .
how’s ur birdie doin today ?
I’ve had a cockatiel for about 6 years, it appeared on our porch and adopted us lol. It’s been difficult to work with him with my schedule but I finally have some more time. He loves being out and singing, watching TH-cam and sitting on my shoulder. He loves to run around and explore but he HATES hands. I’ve never been able to pet him. He’ll warily eat out of my hand but he trusts me and isn’t afraid to climb on me and interact with my face, so it’s interesting lol
I think it is impressive how "calm" your birds are. We got a young cornure as yours. She is so lovely but she has a hang to bite. We tried not to take away our fingers but is bites quite hard. Even when we train to get on the fingers. We also encounter the problem that she bites everything (even the stiff she should not) and when you try o get the attention to other things you get a nice bite... and she flies back. She is very young, so maybe this is the reason of her extreme excitement.
Can you tell me how you dealed with your conure biting habit ?
I had about ten minutes to prepare for my cockatiel 😅 my dad rescued him from the river mid storm luckily we have a lot of animals so a lot of cages I’m so glad I watched this! I’m relieved to know I’m doing everything right 😁
I got a budgie a couple days ago and this video helped a lot . It only been 3 days and she’s beginning to feel more comfortable. I’m constantly around her cage
Hows she doing? :)
Girl you have literally made me feel so much better! I can’t even begin to explain how much the last few videos have changed my whole view and I am so appreciative!
I got a young Linnie a couple of days ago and he’s still very shy so this video is so valuable. Thank you 😊
I’m getting a bird soon and your videos are very helpful!! I’m planning on getting more perches for the bird once the holiday season starts dying down. Thank you so much for posting helpful bird tips!!
Thanks a ton for this video! I’m trying to make sure my bird feels comfortable enough to leave his cage and I’ll ingrain these tips in my mind!
Your birds are adorable and I love how informative and educational your channel is!
This actually helped a lot, you see for Christmas I am getting a bird and it was such a great coincidence because I am getting the same birds you have, these tips actually got me being more comfortable with getting one, and now that i know what to do I can assure that the bird won’t be scared anymore.
So happy to see your channel grow so fast!! Lots of great info for birdie owners 🥰
Just got two Conures(1 Cinnamon and 1 Pineapple) and I'll say your videos have been so helpful and accurate. Im two weeks, but there's been progress!
Thank you!
I’m so excited I’m adopting my fathers bird on Saturday. She is a little used to me (I try to give her attention when I visit) and I’m so excited to be able to bond with her!
I love the way ths Conures like to be held. ❤
I had my birds for a year I have successfully trained 3 birds out of 4 some of my tips are don’t force them and slowly introduce yourself to them my 2nd bird was incredibly possessive of his home so he’ll bite at everyone I then introduced him to my first bird who i was still scared of because I was lil afraid of birds. 2nd bird is now one of my bests birds who never bite at any circumstances. My bird that still bites stop biting for a couple of months but then i stopped paying attention to it for a little while so now she bites me, so please always pay attention to your bird even if they love you so much always pay attention.
I have 4 rescued cockatiels. It's a challenge to gain their trust and it's a slow process. I don't know what their journey was before they came to me. Your video was very good and reminded me to be more patient.
Thank you for the insight.
Thank you for your vids Flying Fids! They are really helpful when doing research and I like how you explain things in depth. P.S. Your birdies are adorable as ever!
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!
I’m a new bird owner and my bird is SOOOO scared of me so I’m a bit sad but now I’m fine because of this video 😅🙂
Your birds are really cute ❣️
Hi, I’m going to search for my future cockatiel this week. Thank you for all your tips. Very helpful!!!!
Yesterday I got my 2 months old green cheek conure, (they) he/she wasn't hand raised, neither tamed. It was a long traveling for them, but when we arrived home with them, they ate from my hand, and later at night they stepped up to my finger. They even let me pet their head, and I think they loved it too. I already love my little Luna 😍💗
Anyway I was hoping for a video that has this theme. I watched most of your videos already, and your green cheeks are absolutely adorable. I want that kind of a relationship with Luna, that you have with Pineapple and Pumpkin. 🦜
My bird is my only thing that I have in my life that makes me happy including others ❤️ so thank you for making this video I don't want to make my bird scared of me or other things...
Thank you for this I have 2 budgies and at times it can sometimes get stressful I hope I will be able to use these along the way
How r ur birds now
finally, i found a person that gives good advice, thank you a lot! ❤
Bringing home my bird next week! He's a yellow-sided turquoise green cheek conure from a local place by me, so I was able to visit him a couple of times before he comes home so he already knows me a bit. Awesome video again! You offer amazing advice for sure lolol
Me realizing that feeding your bird seeds doesn’t tame it like in Minecraft: **questions reality**
DONT feed them cookies...- I have experienced it,... And it didn't go well...
@ERR0R NAME-NOT-FOUND404 what a cute pfp
@@katsukibakugo463 who tf gives bird cookies?
@@czechio exactly what i was thinking lol
Thank you so much for this. I just got a parrotlet and I'll be doing these.
Super good video! Thanks for the help. Cant wait to try out your tricks!
I’m actually watching all your vids to know everything, because I’m get one in summer. I’m so excited 😆
@Madeline one more day till August ig
it's been 5 months with my two cockatiels, there has been process in gaining and in bonding moments, they feel comfortable with my hands. It's just they still don't like handling and don't find any time with me interesting, yes even with treats.
Recall Trick i love that
I just got a bird I'm babysitting yesterday and it's used to having plenty of out time so when she was hanging onto the door pecking at the latches I opened them and just let her fly around. I saw that as a good start but she is decently aggressive if she sees a hand coming towards her so I'm happy these tips are here
it's been one month and my bird finally let's me touch him, he also sometimes waves at me without me training him witch it's really cute and funny 🥺
I like to say, if the bird doesn’t fear hands you can interact with them on day 1. And if they are scared, then open the cage door to let them out wile you watch.
I just personally don’t believe in ‘settling in’
So my bird is fine with sitting on my shoulder but is scared of my hands.... what should I do?
@@strawberrieee7754 just keep offering treats or target training them first and target them on your hand
Bro a bird will be getting to know the environment for a day or 2 you are the worst owner of any animal idiot
@@THE-CHEESE1 😳 umm well just watch BirdTricks she gets her new birds out and interact on day one. I think it’s the best option...
I’m the same! I’m getting my bird next week (a rescue cockatiel) and I’m planning on giving him the choice of leaving the cage whenever he wants. It’s an opportunity to explore his surroundings and even if he doesn’t want to leave the cage, that’s okay too. Not sure how I’m gonna get him back in there tho lmao.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for making this video. I have always wanted to tame and make my dad's birds feel safe but it's really obvious that they are terrified of humans. I never knew how to tame them so i just stay away but now I'll try your tips and hopefully make the birds feel comfortable, thank you! :)
actually really good to handle your bird right away after you get it because it gets it acclimated easier to being handled by you in turn making training the bird a lot quicker and easier. also keeping it in its cage at first will teach it that it's cages the safe place and it won't want to leave the cage.
Your birds are really tamed i would love to have a bird that Would love to just hangout with me and of course sleep in my hand
ive had my bird for about three months now and ive done a lot of mistakes since hes my first bird and i didnt know so now im going to try and gain his trust with these tips
You are amazing thankyou so much
I'm actually planning on getting a bird maybe a cockatiel so thank you so much for this video💜💜💜
yay thats so exciting!
I u r getting a cockatiel buy more seeds, millet, and dried flowers because cockatiels r heavy eaters
@@siyaasawant1537 but they also need a proper diet, like veggies and mostly pellets with a little bit of seed and millet
@@siyaasawant1537and rega soup flock. Guys millet and fruit are only treats l talked to my vet and the seeds are only treats too so for the normal diet should be is veggies everyday make sure to wash them good and pellets but seeds millet ,fruits are only treats... hope this helped
@mellisa rueb i even give them veggies fruit millets and pellets everyday some in some small and some in large quantities so that they can get enough nutrients
I got my first Green Cheek, Gryphon, yesterday. Apparently he was returned to the store that I got him from by his previous "owners" because he wasn't able to be trained in two weeks. The man at the store said that after he was returned he just wasn't the same bird, and also that he might have some sort of PTSD from the whole experience. It saddens me to think about what they might have done to him.
I've had 9 budgies (7 currently) so I know it can sometimes be difficult and take time to tame and bond with a bird. I really hope that Gryphon can learn to trust again. I definitely won't give up on him like the others did.
Ohh I'm so sorry for what he went through with it previous owner :(
You commented this a month ago, how is Gryphon now? Hope he's doing well with his new home! 😊
//I'm not a native speaker, sorry if I wrote something wrong
@@ayuriii Gryphon is doing well, thanks for asking. He is still scared of touching, but he let's me get close to him and give him treats. He loves playing with the budgies too. And he is molting so hopefully his wing feathers that were clipped will grow back soon.
@@king-icarus Aww I'm so happy for him!! You are awesome for taking care of him, sure Gryphon will bond with u soon 🥰
@@king-icarus Oh, just a question: How do you let his wings grow and he doesn't escape? Because when my gcc had his wings like this he flew away (happily we found him)
@@ayuriii All of my birds can fly (except for Gryphon right now) and they are allowed to fly around in my room, but if they're outside of there I either put them in a cage or have them on a harness. Its worked out alright for me so far. No one has escaped. They know when they need to go in their cages and stuff for bed time or to eat so it isn't really hard to get them in there.
Thank you so much this helps alot
Nice video my four birds love to dance they look at me and want me to pick them up to dance em around 🤣🤣 I have a Cinnamon green check conure too and it dances away to music it's not easy to handle them but I one thing to keep in mind is what the bird wants from you and how you can change so the relationship turns even better its not I want you to do this period it's what can we do together to laugh and have fun I usually laugh hard as all five of us them four and myself act stupid and fun stuff others would say it's dumb but the way I see it is act care free like them do fun stuff laugh away and let them know that weird stuff is cool if you laugh with them and spend time and watch the weird stuff they do well they will bond even more with you when you join them and act like a bird become a bird and the bond will grow more
If I put a treat on my hand and show it to my bird, he'll just grab away the treat
And
On the first day that I got him, he wasn't afraid of my hands lol
TYSM this helped so much
Great video and a great channel! We rehomed a rescue Indian Ring Neck and she has only started to trust me by coming onto my arm and head....it has taken nearly a year so patience is a massive part of the training!
ive had my lovebird for around 4 - 5 months and he is still scared of my hand when I get too close :(
Is his cage always open? Idk what the bird communities thoughts on it will be but I think just leaving it open 24/7 will make them curious and interested about everything outside of it, including you. Or is it *just* your hands he's scared of? Can try using your hands to ONLY give him treats so he associates your hands with very good things.
I am by no means an expert, only had 1 budgie lol. But this is how I did it with him and it went quite well.
Same I also just got lovebirds around January and they are still scared of me :/
I got a bird 2 days a go and she is too terrified but I made her come closer to my finger and she bite me but very gently but she is still afraid when I put my hands in the cage try it just with your finger for now and talk gently to your bird it. Takes like a lot of time I just sat for 2 hours Infront of him and told him to come closer lol and made a little progress so yeah
I use a little trick that worked for my budgies. I hold a little measuring spoon full of seeds in the cage close to a perch and wait for them to muster up the courage to come over and eat it. It takes several tries about 5 minutes with breaks in between so they can settle back down and try again. Do this during the time when they normally eat and after a few days of eating comfortably from the spoon you can move to the next step and offer seeds in the flat palm of your hand. Don't rush and don't chase them with it. Just sit there and wait for them to come to you and don't look them in the eye (I even close my eyes and try to look relaxed to help them feel like I'm not a big monster trying to get them lol). The more often you try the better and eventually you'll be able to get them to step up and trust your hands better.
"put your bird in a room you spend time most"
me, putting cage in my room: it's gamer time 😎
Good luck with the screaming at 5 AM 😂
@@jazzywazz6780 it’s woken me up so many times I can’t. But once it’s during school it could mean that I get an easy wake up alarm.
Best thing to wake up to ⁉️
@@Splatoob I love waking up to my budgies eating at 8:30. At least in the summer. During school days I won’t be able to wake up so late anymore.
Great video! Your channel is growing fast❤️
Thanks! This was sooo helpfull
This is so cute. They are so tamed
Thank you so much.
Tysm for my 13th birthday this year I’m getting a cockatiel or two so this helps so much I’ve been watching a few of ur vids and they rlly help!
Yes tysm for this tip
Good day from Manila, Phils!
Learning a lot from u. I 'll be caring for a pair of 2 yr old sun conures in a week time from a friend. Thx for the tips in getting their trust to me.
This helped so much we just got a Indian ring neck and she’s super shy right now but it’s only been a day hopefully she trusts us over time💕💕💕
I really like the color of the green one
Thank You.
Another great video! Thanks!
Your birds' breeds are so amazing, that doesn't matter of course but they are so cute and their colour mix is so nice
this was so helpful thank you so much! 😊
thanks I am about to get a cockatiel baby bird just a month old so I learned a lot from you
Just wanted to say i liked this pov, it was interesting to see something new. I also like the way youve thought out a psychology view of this
I really love that you teach move on your birds time not yours. Very knowledgeable.
Thank you so much
The bobbing at the beginning ❤️😭
Very helpful
I recently took in a lost racing pigeon a few weeks ago, this video helped a lot:)
This is so helpful.
I just got my brid it's flying around its so cute and ty for the tips
I am so lucky i just got 2 parakeets about 4-5 days ago and they aren't even scared of me! When i approach their cage they don't even move away like my others did! And since day 2 of having them they let me take both on my finger and out of the cage! They love talking to me. I think they are comftorble with me because infront/on my finger they stretch,sleep and groom themselves! I love my little Chewy and Apollo so much
At first my bird was super scared and this video really help me gain my birds trust
EXACTLY! I had to train my birds 4 months for it to just step on my hand
I might be getting a baby blue parakeet and I have everything I need in my cart on Amazon and this really helped for me to know how to tame your bird
Thank you very much this helped alot :)) !!!
Nice and useful tips. Thank you-:)
I just picked up to beautiful conures two days ago and I have the exact same two as you lol
I'm from Brazil and I have 2 female Australian parakeets and I've always wanted to train them, thank you for the videos
I love how u are listening to cardi b up !
I really want a bird and this was very informative thank you I can’t wait to get one
Ty very much!!!!
this is so helpful! I've just got a pineapple conure 2 weeks ago and he warmed up to me pretty fast in 2 days. But im still wanting to gain his trust more, although i do these things often. Thank you though!! ❤❤
Omg so helpful! My hubby rescued a parrot that was in our front yard. He’s a white cheeked Eastern Roselia and he’s got signs of neglect so we decided to keep him and nurse him to health. I’m so attached already 🥹❤️
I’ve been babysitting my friends bird which is making me want to get a bird :,) . TY TY