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Thank you, you are God sent! Just brought one home today. If I would have known I would not have got one. But, it maybe a blessing. Thank you for the tip about optics.

Sadly, this is the case with many animal breeds that have been selectively bred by humans. Look at dog breeds, most of them have serious health problems. Pugs, bulldogs and Boston teriers can barely breathe, it's much worse during summer heat waves... still people breed them and buy them...

Thank you so much for your video. I have just adopted 2 engilsh budgies because they came with a huge fight czfe for my four regular budgies. I knew nothing about them. It's been two weeks, and your video was very informative

thank you so much! this video has helped me understand my rescue budgie... I don't think she's "fully" an english budgie, but she looks like it a little bit, can't fly, has balance problems and is very insecure, now i understand it isn't her fault :(

I totally agree.

this video was so helpful. Thank u so much. I got my 3 today unfortunately before waching this video but I realy love ure content❤😊

Great content but the music is louder than your voice.

Thank you for this info. I have 3 australian budgies❤️❤️❤️

Domesticating for sake of making them docile may be questionable at best. But toying with physical attributes like size and shape is unacceptable since it may actually shorten the lifespan.

I just found a white-brown pigoen on my balcony and it's one of those breeds that can not fly even though it's wings are perfectly normal but it has very abnormal proportions for any bird like huge breast feathers that is preventing it from looking below. I look it up and it's like groganat pouter or something

I saw an English budgie at the store the other day I was surprised on how big they were compared to the one I have at home

You don’t know what you are talking about. You are making assumptions from owning one bird😂.Stop spreading misinformation.

Thanks so much for this info. I knew English budgies were a bit larger and bred for show, but had no idea that all their "features" are due to inbreeding which makes them so unhealthy! It is so sad to think that humans are deliberately causing problems with animals' health and functioning just to satisfy the humans' sick needs to have an animal that looks a certain way. And it's not just English budgies -- there are several breeds of dogs and cats (and probably other animals) that have health issues due to manipulation by breeders in the pursuit of a certain appearance. I'm thinking in particular of flat-faced dogs and cats but there are probably many other inbred characteristics as well that I'm not aware of. I think you're correct that if humans wouldn't buy these inbred pet animals, the market would go away. Humans are not immune to favoring appearance over function. Think of generations of Chinese women who had their feet bound and Victorian women who wore such tight corsets that they reputedly caused internal damage. I've even read of modern women who want to wear extremely pointed toe shoes who convince a podiatrist to amputate their little toes! I kid you not! www.medicalbag.com/home/features/body-modification/stiletto-obsessed-women-cut-off-their-pinky-toes-for-more-comfortable-fit/ www.cbsnews.com/news/women-undergoing-foot-surgery-to-fit-into-heels-better/

why do you keep them if they are so bad

I had the sweetest English budgie for only 3 yrs . He died from respiratory failure. He was tail bobbing from the day I got him at 8 weeks. It broke my heart when he passed away I was as close to him as any dog I had ever had .He was my constant companion. He also had a 200 word vocabulary and was a sweet companion for my Labrador . I would never get another one.

I just bought another English Budgie. I loved my first who passed years ago. There are literally hundreds of thousands of English Budgies in the world today. Preaching about not purchasing one is not going to end their popularity. They are so loved for good reason. I’ve owned Both types. English are better pets in my opinion. They are much more affectionate and much easier to tame. Aussies are more aggressive. Plus I just melt at the cuteness of the English. I guess you will never own a Pug since many have the same argument about them! Guilt trips about purchasing an English is so silly! They are a gift from God to be enjoyed, appreciated and loved! There are also crazies out there who say any bird should not be bred domestically and kept as pets! So many silly judges out there!

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English Budgies -- the English Bulldogs of Parakeets.

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My dads parrotlet does this to my neck all the time hmm 🤔

10:56 can you feed budgies that type of pasta cooked or raw?

Why did you convert your bird from Harrison to roudybush? Also, did you feed your birds the fine or superfine pellets from Harrison?

13:17. Is she okay?

Awwwww! Ty for this, because every time my blue Linnie has been doing this, I thought it was just her trying to move me out of her way =D

I got a rescue budgie about 4 weeks ago and I notice he's not active and when he tries to fly, he hits the wall, slides down it, ends up behind furniture, etc... his tail also bobs. This week I've been babysitting a friend's budgie, and I notice his is much smaller than mine and mine has a larger head. The difference in their flying ability and temperament is very noticeable. It's so sad that mine can't jump around and play or fly like the other. I believe he must be an English budgie now that I see your video. I'll do my best to give him the best life possible, but he really just wants to remain in his cage all day. It's so sad.

Hiii do I Feed half chop and half pellets a day? Or full chop, and then when they finish, full pellets? Or another way?

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Awesome video! I cannot wait to try the creature curio shop herb mix with my flock!

I can’t find a source on the vitamin A depletion caused by freeze drying- I may have been mistaken. I want to mention it. Freeze drying retains 96% which is really good. I just want to mention that before people take my word for it. I am now unsure of whether or not said information is true.

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Wow. I hadn't looked into this enough and was about to buy two English Budgies. I grew up with an Aussie parakeet and loved him but thought I'd try English for my next pet. You talked me out of it. I'll be going for Aussies. Great video. Thanks!

Thank you for this video. Do you offer help/advice on training?

You are disgusting and rude and mean I live in America stop saying bad things about birds if you say bad words about birds why should you keep them

Dang... They're like the pugs of the bird world 😢💔 they should be banned worldwide & the breeders should be ashamed of themselves.

I have a 2 1/2 yr old English budgie and 2 regular parakeets. The English is less active than the other 2 but he is healthy and eats a lot-loves spinach and romaine and sweet potato leaves. He flies every day- all 3 of my budgies are out flying for most of each day!

I was going to buy one until I just saw your most informative video. And they are more expensive than regular budgies.

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Great ferris wheel and cute budgies 🙂🙂

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I am considering keeping/breeding budgies again after 50 years (my God I'm old when you say it like that!). I came across the term 'English Budgie'. It didnt exist 50 years ago, or if it did it meant something else. I was shocked to be honest. The birds look so unbelievably scruffy! (e.g. the standard was for a bird to have 3 distinct black spots on each cheek. Now?). You cant see their eyes anymore, not even the cere on some of them! To hear that they also have respiratory problems doesn't surprise me at all. I will be shopping around for what see to be called normal or Australian budgies!