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Excellent point. Birds interpret screaming as excitement.

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Thank you for this. It was very helpful. I have a 2 1/2 month old IRN. I brought her home 3 weeks ago and a couple days ago she became a monster. While young, it is every symptom of bluffing. Question: how long was it until you could keep your bird on your finger. Mine can step up but always flies away. Never really wants out of the cage or to be touched. Thank you.

Best video on this topic so far. Well done and thanks

I’ve just watched and enjoyed some of your videos. Are you not making them anymore? Hope all is well.

Loretta is beautiful. 💜

dude you have such a neat apartment. do a video of your houseplants and your apartment.

I love you lol I have a troubled bird. It was a gift and he’s very untamed. I made an appointment with a vet to get his wings clipped, hopefully then training will become easier. He won’t fly around and crash into anything anymore 😢

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Question. I recently bought a yellow Indian ring neck. 7 month old. I’m a little upset at the pet store cause they had him in a cage that was to small and he broke off his tail feathers moving around in there. How long do you think it will take for them to grow back?Also I know all birds are different but he has been with me for not even a week but he is very quiet. Will he most likely become more vocal as he matures? Thank you for your time

Mine are pass that stage thank God.

My bird loves me but he wont let me pet him.

2:11 I searched for this video again because I love this bit: "Every time I bite him, he screams. I LOVE it when he screams." That and that face and tone xDDD

I enjoy your videos and I think you do a great job.......but I prefer patience over forced control. I also treat my birds in a way that encourage them to be themselves...of course the basics, as stepping up, offering their foot for a shakee, returning to me on a call and the acceptance of scratching also bedtime return to cage. I appreciate a bird who exhibits its natural personality NO circus tricks and all my birds have free roam daily. They all get along and enjoy each others cages and tasting everyone foods haha. Although my little flock is not large, they give me so much joy. So, here is a hello from "Pico" the parrotlet....."Jingles" the white Cockatiel...... "Breaker" a beautiful native Cockatiel......."Tony Bennett" the Cloister Canary and "Skittles" the green cheeked Conure. Now we are waiting for our "P.D." the Lavender Ring Neck Parrakeet. So, keep taking care of all your pal and "Lets have some videos"

My man you had me laughing a few good times. Good vid

hOW CAN i TRAIN A RING NECK i'VE AQUIRED WHO WON'T COME DOWN FROM HIGHSPOTS of room...He is scare of hand but suprisenly stepped up to glove or cloth on hand...How do I get him on T stand.

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I thought it was Tanmay Bhatt

Charming colors 🥰

Cute parrots ❣️ Hi friend let's have a chat on Instagram....

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Love this. Thankyou

Do the bites hurt? Can it break the skin?

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We have a biter, it’s young. And it’s just random but hard. Green Cheek. We have been just putting her up once the bitting starts. Any other recommendations?

You know the kind of UA-cam video where it’s a few years old, short and straight to the point and actually useful? This video is one of them.

Yeah, um, behavior needs new name: totally NOT bluffing!

I got a conure. best thing I did was getting it from a breeder at 8 weeks old.

Thanks for sharing your suggestions.

Oh yes you can tell about Conure ms. Males have longer tails and flatter heads. Tie a key on a string and hold it over the birds head. Back and forth make. Circles is a girl.,

I just subscribed. I wish he would upload more videos.

Any more videos coming?

Love Nutriberries, I trim my Ring necks wings because hes a terrorist, but my conure gives me no trouble.

Mine went through this at 6 mos...you just have to be patient, and work with what they want us to do.......mine always stepped up then all of a sudden no..he wants to come out by himself...so I let him and then he will step up......

You’re amazing, what a presenter! You should have your own show honey! Great advice, wonderful and entertaining delivery, you’re so upbeat you made me forget l’m depressed! Bless your heart ❤️

Thank you for your advice, you have a lovely gentle nature and you have given me a lot of reassurance

You are talking like a P. H. D. on birds. I would rather release such a bird.. these thankless birds - don't value my affection. Mostly ready to bite.

I read it was hormonal as well

If I grab ANYTHING while my parrotlet is on me, she bites me. Even her treat bag.

Birds do NOT know the difference between good/positive

adopted (VERY difficult biting, aggressive)10 yo Conure. He was only ever handled with perch/ sticks. No hand can go near him without mutilation. Cant "wiggle finger" when he's biting because, um his beak is clamped down and you're just 'moving the knife around'. I've tried everything. I'm at home working so he has company and 'out of cage time' 10hr+ a day, scritches (with stick ONLY), soft kind talk, quiet discipline of "bite = time out, and ignore". Still, I cant do ANYTHING without him freaking out and flying over to me and possible biting me because he doesnt like me "doing anything". He is only handled with a stick; you NEVER can touch this bird; and I know full well to never touch the body portion. Will likely clip his wings on your advice because that would be better than him having to go back to original household, because this is really disrupting my entire life. Have a one room studio apartment. I didnt exactly want a bird but this was a family members kid who went to college and couldn't take him. I always thought the bird in a bad situation when I visited them; kind of locked away because too aggressive. They absolutely couldn't handle this bird the way I've seen it done in like 99% of vids. Now I'm in a moral dilemma of "I didn't want a bird but I want a better life for this one. My sister doesn't seem to understand what it takes to properly care for a bird and how they should be trained to behave so they can have much needed socialization.

Awe that looks exactly like my baby! 🥰

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I love your energy

Thanks so much this was very helpful I have a ring neck parakeet too and the funny thing about him is that every single time I put on ASMR videos on he watches in interest and slowly falls asleep

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You're soooo adorable

Terrible twos

Don't clip wings! That is cruel and people need to learn their parrots behavior