@@lucemon328 But that's the beauty of context isn't it? I mean if you watch the video and still dont understand this comment then I think you have bigger things to worry about than trying to be funny online 😂.
@@lagenteluchara8257 i just said that because the next video that played was about an alligator ripping apart a zebra why are you so pressed i found it as a funny coincidence because of this comment lmao ... smh
“How could you have such affection towards a bird?” That broke me. A week ago one of my baby chicks passed, and today just a few minutes ago another one passed away. I loved them dearly.
So very sorry. Our pet dog is one of my kids. He has a large vocabulary of words that he understands and we are best buddies. He is only nine. Maybe I should think about cloning him. Need to research it. 💋💋😊👏🎵
The fact that he can take him anywhere with absolutely no fear of him flying away or getting lost really shows how special and real this relationship is!
Exactly! Usually I'm not a huge fan of pet birds, because most of the time it implies cutting their feathers to prevent them from flying, and I feel like it's more like keeping a bird with you against its will than anything, bit that's obviously not the case here, Beau is able to fly away, but he loves his human friend so much!
@@alexisfights5773 If someone cuts away the flying feathers of birds like Cockatoos, they have no clue what kind of animal they have and should reconsider having a cockatoo. Cockatoos are like having a toddler that stays a toddler for 60-70 years. Most larger birds are very emotional beings and need to be treated with the same respect as a human. Cutting off the flying feathers is equivalent to chopping off a humans hands and putting them in a cage. Absolute cruelty and abuse
@@Arterexius Exactly. I’m so tired of people treating animals like they are less intelligent/conscious than us. They are just as intelligent, if not more sometimes, and they are conscious in a different way. Totally in the moment, which means they pick up on a lot more. They deserve 100% respect and honor, and if you can’t give it to them please don’t involve them in your life.
Birds, like other animals, need to be active. In the wild, they fly all over the place. Putting a bird like that in a cage for its whole life is mental torture for them. I'm pleased to see this bird out & about. Seeing new things, interacting with his owner.
What’s not to get? One look at the two of you together and you’re soulmates. May be different species, but you were definitely meant to be together. It’s truly a beautiful bond.
He’s not just a bird, he’s a friend . People who don’t understand it, have never had that special connection with a pet . I’m a huge believer in the pet picking it’s human-it’s wonderful to see
Many birds especially Cockatoos would recognize their imagine. The really cool thing is that they pause and wait to see what you are introducing them too. The human brings all these fun toys and games that they can play together. He may think that the tattoo bird is going to perch and then fly around the room. Humans are very interesting creatures to them.
@@Gevixel Most of those ideas come from treasure island but it makes sense that pirates and sailors owned parrots since they owned cats to control vermin, parrots would have been real entertainment on a boring ship at sea.
My little buddy a Brussels Griffon I named Yosemite Sam loves going to home depot with me. He gets a lot of attention from animal lovers, especially cuz he's so darn cute, very sweet and loveable. It certainly makes going for supplies a lot more enjoyable. Thank you Home Depot! I've been shopping there for over 20+ years & even buy our home appliances, power tools etc. there because of their great prices and customer service.
Oh for sure! I love cockatoos and birds in general. Cockatoos are some of the smartest parrots out there, up there with African Greys. From what I know, cockatoos have roughly the same intelligence as a human toddler. They’re super smart animals.
“Just a bird” In this same video we just heard this parrot say I love this. Which means he knows what love means in our language. Plus he was able to put together a complete sentence.
@@kokuhakuqiun4215 100% my rescue too finally starting coming out of her shell this year, even after she got used to me and my family she would rather stay on her perch or on our hands but now she’s finally starting to explore the house. I’m so proud of her, she came from a really neglectful home so it took over a year to gain her trust, but now she is just a big mush
I’ve got a trick I use to change a comment with grammatical or spelling errors I catch right away. Go to edit the comment but just select and copy the whole thing. Then delete the first comment. Open a new comment and paste and fix. I’m so fussy about grammar and spelling (in myself) and I don’t want to show an edited comment for some reason.
@@juliakay6204 ...Yeah, I do that too. I have OCD but, we cannot project our issues onto others. I know you were just giving advice. I’m just saying, it’s our problem, not theirs. :)
My neighbor passed away 2 year's ago none of his family wanted his African gray. So my wife brought him home until we found him a new home. But as soon as he met our dog, we knew he already found his new home. They do everything together.
Aw, this is lovely! 😍 I'm sure this feathery guy must be mourning the loss of your neighbour (his former human), so a huge well done and thank you to you and your wife for welcoming him into your family. It sounds like your dog has given him a new focus, which I bet he needed after all the upheaval. You sound like an awesome family - the kind this world could definitely do with more of! I wish you all the very best 💕
I never realized a bird who can still fly would not necissarily fly away if taken outdoors. I'm so glad you haven't clipped his wings. What a very special bird ❤❤
For centuries humans used messenger pigeons to communicate over long distances. Despite their freedom to travel, birds have a strong sense of "home". If a bird feels that your home is also their home, they wouldn't just abandon it without a very good reason. The vast majority of the time, if a bird leaves its home it will come back in a short while.
You're truly blessed to have this special bond, but most importantly, parrots live for such a long time. I wish I had more time with the animals I had my bonds with
Yes, many years ago my friend's father passed away and my friend inherited his cockatoo, Rocky. His father got Rocky in 1958 and he is still going strong. These really are life long companions so please take this into consideration before making the commitment. Rocky was very lucky my friend loves him just as much as his father did, but unfortunately the sad truth is many are abandoned after their owners pass away.
@@eireannemerald1382 Yes absolutely right!! You have to remember in this case my friend grew up his entire life with Rocky. When his father passed away, this wasn't an adoption, it was an inheritance. They are essentially brothers and like it or not, know they are stuck with each other until the end.
Oldest Cockatoo on record was a Major Mitchel's (also known as a Leadbeater) Cockatoo named Cookie that lived at the Brooklyn Zoo to at least the age of 83 - that's how long he lived at the Zoo, it's possible he was even older. Winston Churchill's old Blue and Gold Macaw is also alive and kicking at the ripe old (estimated) age of 114, and she's infamous for having picked up quite a few of Churchill's private rants during WWII.
I have an African grey that was orphaned when his previous owner died of cancer. He's kind of a failed rescue in that 2 attempted placements failed b/c he's unpredictably aggressive (bit thru my septum right after I got him) but we've been together 8 years now so we have things figured out. He's not a companion bird but he's part of the family anyway, just in his own way.
Then do right by them by fulfilling their needs. Like social contact. Parrots and similar social birds form strong pair bonds to another bird of the same species, and they need that bond. Keeping a bird like this alone is animal abuse. In my country it's even illegal by law for that reason. So if that guy doesn't have good reasons for keeping the bird alone (like aggression against other birds or health issues), he'd do something that's illegal and forbidden and immoral to my countries standards.
Yeah, I feel the same way. I never felt I owned any of my animal friends, They lived with me. We have been friends. I don't believe you can own them. Maybe for reasons having to do with legal accountability, but not for real.
Yep, sooooo. True. In Today's society most people look at you like .. W.T.F. are you looking at kind of attitude. It's the generation. I was brought up in the 60's and 70's. To respect Everyone .
@@shitvalancheofdivercity14-.-88 I find it even funnier when people here in Canada go out protesting the police cause something happened in the U.S. I think some don't understand that were different nations.
I think Beau won the lottery. Turned in by a previous family, he could have wound up plucking his feathers out and going nuts. But he got just the right owner! Blessings on the both of you!
This made me think of my sweet feisty chicken Twinkle, I only had her for six years before a fox unfortunately killed her, but she was an amazing bird! Twinkle was best friends with my cat, I still have photos of the two of them cuddling. We had two kittens and a goat grow up with her and learned to respect her even when they became bigger than her, she’d ride around on the goat’s back, it was so cute. She was a free bird, she’d sleep in trees or on the roof of our car, we could never keeps her in the pen we had, she’d always find a way to escape. She also used to love riding on my shoulders and I’d take her into town with me on walks. I miss her every day.
I grew up around chickens. They aren't the smartest bird but they're just as capable of love and affection as any other living thing. We had this tiny little rescue once. She was a black rock, small and cute, called Petit Poulet (Little Chicken in French I believe). She would let my stepmother pick her up and she would sit on her lap. Sweetest little thing
one of my neighbors has a bird like this. The bird would just sit on the porch talking to me. While i was on my porch from across. He actually speaked, and you could understand him. Like our first meet he was like. “hi, what’s ur name?” in his cute bird voice
"I don't view him as pet anymore. I view him as family extension" That is all you need to know about a person. When they give you such an answer, that person is a keeper. Honestly
Yep very very true all my fur babies adopted me not the other way around😹😹😹 I have wild cockatoos who come around everyday yelling out hello the are the ones who learned to say this because everyday when out in the yard I would call or hello are you hungry today after a month of this to and fro they now hello out “HELLO” at the top of their very small lungs and when you have half a dozen of them doing this you know there us no seed in the bird feeder😹😹😹😹😹 I have cats who just sit and watch them, they all know not to go near them because of their beak’s are deadly tools I also have blue tongue lizards who call in every day during the warmer days and they eat the cat food again the cats leave them well alone my oldest cat learned that lesson the hard way and he’s just taught all of the others when they move in 😹😹😹 Living in the Aussie Outback gives me so much joy because of the very wildlife out here.
Home Depot Associate here, I don't speak on behalf of the entire company, nor the store they visit. It would supposedly be down to the Store Manager. Usually, they dictate the pet policy. At my store, pets are allowed to roam as they please. I got to see a Shiba Inu the other day, and someone even brought their cats in a backpack.
So what@UA-cam WantsToSilenceMe Even if it was totally owned by 1 person, it is still a nice gesture. Perhaps you seem to misunderstand the puclicly in that sentence, it doesnt mean that it is open to everyone, it just means that everyone can own a share of it, it is primarely owned by incestment fonds
That’s how my parrot is, he can fly but instead he walks around instead. He doesn’t know he’s a bird, he thinks he’s a dog, since he was raised with dogs. He won’t even play with bird toys, only dog toys. He’s silly.
I think most birds are like that. They fly when they have to or it's more convenient, but otherwise they prefer to walk. It's like people, we could run everywhere if we wanted to but given the option most will prefer to walk.
My budgie stayed at my parents when I moved in with my now husband because he has a cat. Every time I go to my parents I still expect Bobby to be there in the kitchen greating me, even though it's a decade since he died. He was 14years old. I live about 300km away from my parents and we try to visit every 2 months. My Bobby died in my hands, he was ill before, this time he didn't recovered. He waited until I came home to say good bye. I had two days with him, where he almost was his old self.
I loved the fact that he didn't cage Beau. People cage birds because they think that if the birds are free then they will fly away and will never come back again. But the truth is that, if you love someone and if that creature loves you, then he/she will come back to you, no matter what. You don't need a cage, you just need to have a kind, compassionate and loving heart.
I'm glad most people I know with cockatoos only cage them for sleep , f Though I prefer the friends that dont lock those cages. Once your bird likes ya enough it dont like going to bed just cuz you arent around. Is good to sleep where your bird can see you through the cage
Chand... Flying away is a real concern as well as safety. If they fly away they will get lost and the chance of getting them coming back is slim asd they won't be able to identify your house from up above. As well they dont know how to survive in the wild and therefore exposed to predators and other elements that can be a threat to them. My love bird has a cage and loves being in it. It's her space and safe haven. When I'm at work she's in her cage as otherwise she will chew cords and other things that are a risk to her. When I come home the cage door is opened and she comes out if she wants to. Being a responsible parent to your pets sometimes involves making decisions that others do not agree with. Don't judge but inform yourself on why things are the way they are. Those that abuse their birds however, should be charged as that is not okay.
This reminds me of my husband and our male Cockatiel Rio. My husband was not keen on me getting a bird but I had always wanted a cockatiel. At 1st he would just talk to him & pet him but never wanted to hold him. Fast forward a year later those 2 are best buddies. Rio picked him and those two have a very strong bond. Rio says several phrases, whistles so many tunes & makes certain noises like a laugh, calling the birds, woofs as in a dog woof & many more! Now we have 3 and we adore each one. Birds are so such great wonderful pets. ❤️🦜
This is true. You can never fool an animal. They know exactly who will love them and who is faking. Animals are so much better then a lot of people I know as well.
What a joy to watch. My heart was bursting the entire time. I understand your love for your beautiful, smart, clowny friend. I am sitting here, still smiling. Thank you for sharing your very special little friend with us. I love him!!!
There is nothing in this world more full filling than that special connection to any pet that never judges you and is always there for you I'm thrilled you two found one another
Parrots are highly intelligent sensitive animals. When they get stressed, they suffer. Neurotic birds become that way when owners are abusive. The birds become aggressive, depressed, which is what happens when they pluck their own feathers. This is a love story that warms my heart. 😍🧡
I know someone who adopted this type of bird from a shelter and he was in terrible shape he’s slowly recovering but the first few months after I found out she had him I was judging her for his condition, then she explained why he was like that and how she hadn’t had him for vary long . 2 years I think and she told me they are like a 2 -3 year old child you wouldn’t expect a child to recover from extreme trauma in only 2 years, it really hit me then why so many rescue birds I saw were still pulling feathers even though they were in a good home it takes time for them to mentally heal. I think this bird probably had a good home that realized they couldn’t give him what he needed before he was traumatized otherwise he wouldn’t have bond with his person so quickly.
My Sister had a Cockatoo and he was just in love with me. I lived across the street from her and the second he would see me outside he would start screaming out the window. She would call me and ask to come over to say hello because he wouldn't stop yelling. When I would walk in he would make his way and open his door and tell me to " Come here", he would then climb on my arm and start asking " How are you?" he would say things like... "Whatcha do'in....Do you love milk( His name was Milk), he would tell me he loved me, whistle at me, just the most loving bird ever. well, I had to move and he became depressed, he began rocking while looking out the window so she had to move his spot. He would call my name over and over so she would replay a voice recording I left her on her voicemail so he could hear me calling his name. That sweet bird got a toenail infection that gave him a hard time on the stoop. During the operation, he passed. Such a loving bird, I do understand the affection he has for this Bird, I loved Milk too!
Sir, don't waste your time explaining your relationship to other people. Just enjoy your special relationship with your bird and always do right by him. However, please be super aware there are always raptors out there and they can swoop down and attack before you can react. Many have lost their precious loved ones in this manner.
Parrots are such special birds. A lot of people don’t realize how much care and attention they require just to physically function. It very much takes a relationship like this one for a bird like a macaw or a cockatoo to live a long and healthy life. You essentially are taking up the role of a lifelong companion that this bird would form in the wild. They don’t do well with the long separation that usually happens because of work. They take far more effort to keep her happy and healthy than a dog or cat. Thus, it really lifts my heart when I see things like this. This is a relationship I know it’s going to continue to be happy and healthy for as long as both live. However, many birds don’t get to have this sort of special relationship, and suffer negative health repercussions despite all the physical needs that are met. I encourage anyone who is thinking of getting a parrot to call a bird sanctuary first and foremost, and really get into the nitty-gritty of what to expect with life with a parrot. They should be considered extremely exotic and specialized pets. Unfortunately due to their popularity in regular pet stores many people believe they’re making the same kind of commitment they do with a dog, cat or even an easier animal such as a hamster or guinea pig. Some smaller parrots like parakeets make excellent beginner bird pets and should always be considered over larger more beautiful birds such as macaws, African grays, and cockatoos. Adopting or purchasing one of these larger parrots should be considered analogous to adopting a small child that will never grow up and might outlive you depending on how old you are when you get it. Sorry for the lecture on what is a beautiful relationship video, but I felt it needed to be said.
Absolutely. The commitment is near total. What you do NOT see in these types of videos is the chewing destruction of furniture even beyond the toys you must provide them with when not spending virtually every waking moment with them, the incredible mess their feathers and waste make, the work of cleaning and sanitizing their perches/cages and surrounding area. Want to get away for the weekend? Go on a vacation? Difficult as they usually pick ONE person to bond to and can be difficult for other family members to care for than their primary. It cannot be stressed enough of what it takes for the rare person to care for a solitary bird like this appropriately.
Yeah, my friend is Indian and she was gifted a macaw when she was young. Now she's 24, working two jobs, and she feels absolutely terrible leaving the bird home all day by itself. One of her biggest regrets. A wonderful bond, and some hilarious stories, but way too big of a commitment for most people.
Well put...we were those people who purchased an Eclectus parrot without proper knowledge of what they need to be happy and healthy...fortunately we were able to give 'Sam' the attention deserved for example: 4 hourly feeds whilst still a baby, his own padded bed which now sits between our pillows in our bed! full run of the house and back yard enclosure (big cage when we are outside), shared showers followed by blow dry, lots of fresh fruit/veg plus him begging for whatever you are eating! lots of interactions....you get the idea! We would never trade Sam for anything but as you said they are an exotic pet with needs far more specialised than dogs or cats which when not met can equal cruel neglect in my view (hate to see these birds left alone in aluminum cages with a bowl of seed, they must go mad). This guy and bird represent the proper level of care and engagement a parrot requires.
Love seeing videos of people with birds! It’s a lifelong commitment. A lot of people don’t understand how long these birds live for. If in a healthy environment they can live 60 years no problem. It’s a big commitment due not only to the length of time but the amount of social interaction that the birds require. In the wild the live in fairly large, communal gatherings. They have social interactions much the same as humans. My grandfather had African grey until time he died. He spent a lot of the last 2 years of his life finding a suitable home for Shakespeare… the parrot.
This should be Home Depot's new mascot, and their new slogan should be "I love this." And the bird should be paid millions of dollars for coming up with their slogan and being their spokesman.
Now that I think about it a little bit further I think Home Depot would be doing themselves a huge service if they could make Beau their mascot... They would out advertise Lowe's, Ace or any of the other hardware stores for REAL... AND PEOPLE IN GENERAL WOULD LOVE BEAU just like we do!
And equally, chickens, pigs, alpacas... and even animals known to be not especially ‘social’ such as some lizards, can develop highly bonded attachments to their human companions.
Hearing Beau say "Hello." around 2:42 is so indescribably cute, it literally leaves me speechless & makes me laugh, respectively. Beau is cute, too!...
Its essential that His person specify who gets him and how he will be provided for in his will. People can say "oh don't worry I'll take him for his rest of his life " Until they really realize what a HUGE COMMITMENT it is. Cockatoos are the NEEDIEST of all bird. They require one on one time EVERY DAY 365 DAYS A YEAR. To keep them in a cage after he has had the love this man showed him. He would grieve the loss greater than a human and pluck all his feathers from stress. People don't realize how sensitive they are!
They must think that a cockatoo is some kind of pidgeon. If the guy was some kind of pidgeon whisperer i would think that the dude is strange, but a cockatoo is smarter than a dog.
“... I don’t look at him as a pet, he’s an extension of the family” and “he’s something I didn’t know I needed” Yesssss!! 🥰🤟🏼❤️👍🏽. I completely get it! Critter love /friendship, almost no words can describe its AWSOMENESS and how great you feel! Undeniable and incomparable! 😘🤗
When he shot him and he fell upside that was absolutely adorable.
Out of context it sounds awful but I get it was meant to be funny
@@lucemon328 LMAO
@@lilsaam you’re welcome 🙂
It’s amazing how in tune he and beau are
@@lucemon328 But that's the beauty of context isn't it? I mean if you watch the video and still dont understand this comment then I think you have bigger things to worry about than trying to be funny online 😂.
“....he fulfilled something I didn’t know I needed.”
Boy...it’s a wonderful thing when that happens.
What did he fulfill?..he didn't say
@@keren7 he wanted to leave his wife for the bird, weren't you paying attention??
that touched me too.. life is full of great things when you let them in!
Evidently whoever wondered how you can have such affection for an animal.......bird.....has never been alone.!
@@desireedasilva2750 so???
Him: scans his bird
Scanner: priceless
Hope this comment rises to the top! It’s perfect!
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Perfect comment...and so true.
Aww uwu
Lol good one
"I don't own him. He owns me." Every good fur/feather parent gets that line. 😂💙
all pets have an effect on their owners,
This man has such a big heart and this bird has such a big personality
I can't like this...
It has 69 likes
If only more people loved their pets like this. Sweet.
Trueee❤️
Gimme a break. 🙄
@@croscarmellose438 *gives the word break*
I teared up when the bird sayed " i love this " bless animals for their gentle soul..
I wish each human was this gentle, poaching would end then.
I know right! So sweet!
“Bless animals for their gentles souls” next vid was an alligator chomping on a zebra lmao
@@bornenlightened7511 always that 1 animal hater cause their neighbours dog shits in their garden.. so sad..
@@lagenteluchara8257 i just said that because the next video that played was about an alligator ripping apart a zebra why are you so pressed i found it as a funny coincidence because of this comment lmao ... smh
“How can you have such affection for a bird?” Um, how could you not?
Exactly what I thought.
I'm sitting here dumbfounded at how anyone could have affection for a cat
@@09patrick22barnes95 cats could be equally as affectionate.
cause ur a bird brain!! LOL!!
Exactly, Julia Kay. ❤🦜🕊🐦🐥
“How could you have such affection towards a bird?”
That broke me. A week ago one of my baby chicks passed, and today just a few minutes ago another one passed away. I loved them dearly.
i guess they are not friends anymore
So very sorry. Our pet dog is one of my kids. He has a large vocabulary of words that he understands and we are best buddies. He is only nine. Maybe I should think about cloning him. Need to research it. 💋💋😊👏🎵
I was totally shattered when 1 of my cockatiels passed away. I still miss him to this day.
One died minutes ago and a YT video was more important to you? Suuuuure
@@NaeniaNightingale In reality I don’t remember writing this comment, the chick had passed away hours before. Past me was just dramatic lol.
I love when he says “Hello.” to a tattoo of himself. Beau is adorable & i wish him nothing but happiness. 🥺❤️
Awwww
Yes😍😍😍😍
I love birds, cute and smart.
I feel like i'm seeing more and more jojo pfps
@@monarosberg6036 same
The fact that he can take him anywhere with absolutely no fear of him flying away or getting lost really shows how special and real this relationship is!
Exactly! Usually I'm not a huge fan of pet birds, because most of the time it implies cutting their feathers to prevent them from flying, and I feel like it's more like keeping a bird with you against its will than anything, bit that's obviously not the case here, Beau is able to fly away, but he loves his human friend so much!
@@alexisfights5773 If someone cuts away the flying feathers of birds like Cockatoos, they have no clue what kind of animal they have and should reconsider having a cockatoo. Cockatoos are like having a toddler that stays a toddler for 60-70 years. Most larger birds are very emotional beings and need to be treated with the same respect as a human. Cutting off the flying feathers is equivalent to chopping off a humans hands and putting them in a cage. Absolute cruelty and abuse
@@alexisfights5773 u don’t need to cut them when I take my parrots out I use a harness as I haven’t done recall training yet
@@Arterexius Exactly. I’m so tired of people treating animals like they are less intelligent/conscious than us. They are just as intelligent, if not more sometimes, and they are conscious in a different way. Totally in the moment, which means they pick up on a lot more. They deserve 100% respect and honor, and if you can’t give it to them please don’t involve them in your life.
Birds, like other animals, need to be active. In the wild, they fly all over the place. Putting a bird like that in a cage for its whole life is mental torture for them. I'm pleased to see this bird out & about. Seeing new things, interacting with his owner.
That "hello" when he saw the tattoo just made me so happy.
first comment and i did too
You both need to get out more!
@@markmanning2451 Nobody asked you
@@MagnoliaBlackbeary , I don't need an invitation.
@@markmanning2451 Maybe you're out too much
What’s not to get? One look at the two of you together and you’re soulmates. May be different species, but you were definitely meant to be together. It’s truly a beautiful bond.
You're creepy
He’s not just a bird, he’s a friend . People who don’t understand it, have never had that special connection with a pet . I’m a huge believer in the pet picking it’s human-it’s wonderful to see
A bird chooses his master
Mr potter
Those of us with a brain understand that
My Elton kitty picked me, so sweet!
@The Moth Exactly, I have had pets that I have loved more than some of my family relations.
Just show them this video and I thinks they can start to understand 😄
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The way he looks at the tattoo of himself and says "Hello" oh my god
Many birds especially Cockatoos would recognize their imagine. The really cool thing is that they pause and wait to see what you are introducing them too. The human brings all these fun toys and games that they can play together. He may think that the tattoo bird is going to perch and then fly around the room. Humans are very interesting creatures to them.
That made me MELT
In Soviet Russia, bird gets tattoo of you!
@@yardape99 Russia's not Soviet anymore, bub!
To get a tattoo, because you 'LOVE' an animal so much, got to me😢!!
This is why even most ruthless pirates loved parrots.
Luffy have to got one before the end of One Piece!
Arrr matey! 💃
lol the youtube comment section could be so hate but then you got gold comments like this
@@titosca actually i dont think there's a single pirate in once piece that has a pirate. For sure there arent any with eye patches tho
@@Gevixel Most of those ideas come from treasure island but it makes sense that pirates and sailors owned parrots since they owned cats to control vermin, parrots would have been real entertainment on a boring ship at sea.
Congratulations on such a healthy bird with its feathers and not stressed out and sick. It is beautiful.
1:16 “how could you have such affection towards a bird?”
Because it’s easy to fall in love with lovable things..? Birds are adorable!
ikr! im getting my first budgies soon ❤
IKR.. my parrot died.. i miss him 🖤
@@demonangel8123 rip your bird it will be missed
I had a bird 🥰
He died a couple years ago tho 🥺
It’s animals’ personalities we fall in love with!
The way he said “hello?” To the tattoo 🥺🥺🥺
So cute
Ik That was probably my favorite part
Totally blubbed 😭
I know!!!😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can we all appreciate that Home Depot let this man in with his winged relative. Very cool Home Depot.
At my local Home Depot, I always see well behaved leashed dogs! They have a pretty open pet policy I believe
Absolutely! 🤘
Yeah if you go on the Internet and look up animal friendly places you’ll find hundreds of places.😂
That’s nothing. Walmart lets in iguanas, macaws, pigs and naked crack addicts.
My little buddy a Brussels Griffon I named Yosemite Sam loves going to home depot with me. He gets a lot of attention from animal lovers, especially cuz he's so darn cute, very sweet and loveable. It certainly makes going for supplies a lot more enjoyable. Thank you Home Depot! I've been shopping there for over 20+ years & even buy our home appliances, power tools etc. there because of their great prices and customer service.
60-70 year life span?! What a dream!! I wish my cats could live that long 😢
Actually, it's awful. Cause most pets come into our lives when we're adults. Beau will outlive his owner.
Yea.. because a cat is just the same ...
i have a cat he is 23 yrs old
@@johnbennett6826im sorry
My cats as a kid lived for 21yrs and died now I’m 33 and my mom cat is 20ish+ she was 3-5yrs in 2010
He isn’t “just a bird”! I live in Australia with these, wild. And, they’re incredibly intelligent. They know if you’re a good person or not.
Oh for sure! I love cockatoos and birds in general. Cockatoos are some of the smartest parrots out there, up there with African Greys. From what I know, cockatoos have roughly the same intelligence as a human toddler. They’re super smart animals.
I forget in Australia don’t you have those beautiful rainbow lorikeets?
@@resplndnt That's right we do.
“Just a bird”
In this same video we just heard this parrot say I love this. Which means he knows what love means in our language. Plus he was able to put together a complete sentence.
Oh just like Santa and he flies too!
Forget Disney princesses, this dude’s a fully fledge Disney King. He got the girl, and the birb.
"Disney King" doesn't even begin to cover it, mate!
All hail the Disney king 👑
and the birb! 😎
Guy - "He's fulfilled something I didn't know I needed" companionship and love.
Wife looks at him - ..............................
Oof.
LMMFAO! 😂
Wife: Can't believe it! I'm losing to a bird!
@@axelsmith4722 She's packed up and gone.
didn't see any children so adoption is better for children with feathers too
You can see the love in both of their eyes! He loves his new Daddy for sure! Thank God they found each other.
Sitting on the cart "I love this"
God, how sweet.
it's just really dry in here and I have allergies and who's cutting onions?
@@CountDracura me srry bro
I teared up when he was sitting on the cart and said “I love this” so awesome this man is giving this bird the love and life he deserves!!
In my humble opinion, all animals deserve love and respect. However I draw the line at certain insects. LOL.
@@HelenHumphries Pus§y æss nịgga 🤡
no
❤️💯 me too!! Birds are so much fun, they bring so much love and happiness to everyone in my experience.
I have a doubt. When it says, 'I love this,' does it really mean it or does it just mimic it?
My heart absolutely melted when Beau said “I love this” 😍😍
It was really good how they were zoomed in on his face when he said that, showing his big eye all full of wonder.
@@Milamberinx cockatoos are definitely curious things. They only get curiouser and curiouser.
@@kokuhakuqiun4215 100% my rescue too finally starting coming out of her shell this year, even after she got used to me and my family she would rather stay on her perch or on our hands but now she’s finally starting to explore the house. I’m so proud of her, she came from a really neglectful home so it took over a year to gain her trust, but now she is just a big mush
@@hexbug101 nice! Poor baby! Awwwwws!
Me too
So we just gonna ignore the fact this cutie just said, "I love this" in a Home Depot?
Edit: spelling
I’ve got a trick I use to change a comment with grammatical or spelling errors I catch right away. Go to edit the comment but just select and copy the whole thing. Then delete the first comment. Open a new comment and paste and fix. I’m so fussy about grammar and spelling (in myself) and I don’t want to show an edited comment for some reason.
@@juliakay6204 Ahh, I was gonna do that but I was too lazy to retype the whole thing lol
@@juliakay6204 ...Yeah, I do that too. I have OCD but, we cannot project our issues onto others. I know you were just giving advice. I’m just saying, it’s our problem, not theirs. :)
Lowe's isnt gonna dwell on it.
@@juliakay6204 that's too hard
My neighbor passed away 2 year's ago none of his family wanted his African gray. So my wife brought him home until we found him a new home. But as soon as he met our dog, we knew he already found his new home. They do everything together.
That's amazing!
That's beautiful.
Aw, this is lovely! 😍 I'm sure this feathery guy must be mourning the loss of your neighbour (his former human), so a huge well done and thank you to you and your wife for welcoming him into your family. It sounds like your dog has given him a new focus, which I bet he needed after all the upheaval.
You sound like an awesome family - the kind this world could definitely do with more of! I wish you all the very best 💕
Aw thanks for sharing! There should be a dodo video about it :)
Awwwww!
I never realized a bird who can still fly would not necissarily fly away if taken outdoors. I'm so glad you haven't clipped his wings.
What a very special bird ❤❤
Birds are easily trained to fly back to their owners. It’s wonderful to see them spread their wings, and live their best life ❤️
That's so nasty he just takes it around with him. Birds can't controll their bowels or bladder.
In Phoenix so many macaws and cockatoos have gotten loose they now have breeding flocks. Be careful.
For centuries humans used messenger pigeons to communicate over long distances. Despite their freedom to travel, birds have a strong sense of "home". If a bird feels that your home is also their home, they wouldn't just abandon it without a very good reason. The vast majority of the time, if a bird leaves its home it will come back in a short while.
Yeah I don't get how some people will clip a Bird's wings or declaw a cat.
You're truly blessed to have this special bond, but most importantly, parrots live for such a long time. I wish I had more time with the animals I had my bonds with
I loved it when he was so thrilled to be at Home Depot and said "I love this!" It's obvious you make each other happy.
And not only did he say that it was the clearest “I love this” I’ve ever heard out of a bird. that just goes to show that he really loves it
Cockatoo: white and orange feathers and black eyes. Home depot: white, black and orange. A cockatoo is at home :)
Yes, many years ago my friend's father passed away and my friend inherited his cockatoo, Rocky. His father got Rocky in 1958 and he is still going strong. These really are life long companions so please take this into consideration before making the commitment. Rocky was very lucky my friend loves him just as much as his father did, but unfortunately the sad truth is many are abandoned after their owners pass away.
I was thinking same thing. Thank you for mentioning this fact.
That's sad
@@eireannemerald1382 Yes absolutely right!! You have to remember in this case my friend grew up his entire life with Rocky. When his father passed away, this wasn't an adoption, it was an inheritance. They are essentially brothers and like it or not, know they are stuck with each other until the end.
Oldest Cockatoo on record was a Major Mitchel's (also known as a Leadbeater) Cockatoo named Cookie that lived at the Brooklyn Zoo to at least the age of 83 - that's how long he lived at the Zoo, it's possible he was even older.
Winston Churchill's old Blue and Gold Macaw is also alive and kicking at the ripe old (estimated) age of 114, and she's infamous for having picked up quite a few of Churchill's private rants during WWII.
I have an African grey that was orphaned when his previous owner died of cancer. He's kind of a failed rescue in that 2 attempted placements failed b/c he's unpredictably aggressive (bit thru my septum right after I got him) but we've been together 8 years now so we have things figured out. He's not a companion bird but he's part of the family anyway, just in his own way.
Animals never betray you. Their love is pure, simple and unconditional.
have you met cats?
Then do right by them by fulfilling their needs. Like social contact. Parrots and similar social birds form strong pair bonds to another bird of the same species, and they need that bond. Keeping a bird like this alone is animal abuse. In my country it's even illegal by law for that reason. So if that guy doesn't have good reasons for keeping the bird alone (like aggression against other birds or health issues), he'd do something that's illegal and forbidden and immoral to my countries standards.
@@solar0wind what country do you live in, then?
@@ex6tenze259 Germany
@@hagestad same thing. If you treat them right.
All “pet owners” should be this loving to their pets as this guy. They are an extension of the family not just a “pet”.
Yeah, I feel the same way. I never felt I owned any of my animal friends, They lived with me. We have been friends. I don't believe you can own them. Maybe for reasons having to do with legal accountability, but not for real.
I agree 100%
This bird has more personality than some humans
most
You got that right!
Can he though? Or are his wings clipped :(? In some shots, I really wasn't sure, like in the very last one. . .
Yep, sooooo. True. In Today's society most people look at you like .. W.T.F. are you looking at kind of attitude. It's the generation. I was brought up in the 60's and 70's. To respect Everyone .
@@shitvalancheofdivercity14-.-88 I find it even funnier when people here in Canada go out protesting the police cause something happened in the U.S. I think some don't understand that were different nations.
I think Beau won the lottery. Turned in by a previous family, he could have wound up plucking his feathers out and going nuts. But he got just the right owner! Blessings on the both of you!
I was chosen by a cat of which I am not the 'owner'. I am in a severe moral conflict because of that...
This made me think of my sweet feisty chicken Twinkle, I only had her for six years before a fox unfortunately killed her, but she was an amazing bird! Twinkle was best friends with my cat, I still have photos of the two of them cuddling. We had two kittens and a goat grow up with her and learned to respect her even when they became bigger than her, she’d ride around on the goat’s back, it was so cute.
She was a free bird, she’d sleep in trees or on the roof of our car, we could never keeps her in the pen we had, she’d always find a way to escape.
She also used to love riding on my shoulders and I’d take her into town with me on walks.
I miss her every day.
Sorry for your loss, but she lived a free and happy life 👍🏼
I grew up around chickens. They aren't the smartest bird but they're just as capable of love and affection as any other living thing. We had this tiny little rescue once. She was a black rock, small and cute, called Petit Poulet (Little Chicken in French I believe). She would let my stepmother pick her up and she would sit on her lap. Sweetest little thing
one of my neighbors has a bird like this. The bird would just sit on the porch talking to me. While i was on my porch from across. He actually speaked, and you could understand him. Like our first meet he was like. “hi, what’s ur name?” in his cute bird voice
What’s really funny is that when he’s not charming pretty girls named Savannah, he sounds like Darth Vader.
@@markstevens1729 LMAO
@@jaddal2215 aren’t we all, dog-breath, aren’t we all...
@@jaddal2215 you are just insecure incel
@@jaddal2215 imagine still saying simp you must not have graduated 3rd grade yet
"I don't view him as pet anymore. I view him as family extension"
That is all you need to know about a person.
When they give you such an answer, that person is a keeper. Honestly
That's exactly how I feel about my dog, but when it comes to people...
Lol so many people with their beastiality
@@ElectroTechnolgy had to make it weird huh?
@@ElectroTechnolgy bruh
He must be a Republican. They're the nicest people.
His cute, little "hello" to his Dad's lovely tattoo is just so pure....
to behold the love between an animal and a human .... what a gift it truly is.
Cockatoos are just so beautiful. Just Imagine a bird waddling into a store, so cute.
“I don’t own him, he owns me” could not have said it better!
That is true of all "pets". After all, who provides food, shelter, medical attention, and toys to whom?
@@gordon-1 especially birds, since most of them outlive us. like if we got him at 30, we'd be 90 when it's close to the end of his life
Yep very very true all my fur babies adopted me not the other way around😹😹😹
I have wild cockatoos who come around everyday yelling out hello the are the ones who learned to say this because everyday when out in the yard I would call or hello are you hungry today after a month of this to and fro they now hello out “HELLO” at the top of their very small lungs and when you have half a dozen of them doing this you know there us no seed in the bird feeder😹😹😹😹😹 I have cats who just sit and watch them, they all know not to go near them because of their beak’s are deadly tools
I also have blue tongue lizards who call in every day during the warmer days and they eat the cat food again the cats leave them well alone my oldest cat learned that lesson the hard way and he’s just taught all of the others when they move in 😹😹😹
Living in the Aussie Outback gives me so much joy because of the very wildlife out here.
no
Can we just get some praise for the Home
Depot owner for letting him come in regularly.
Home Depot Associate here, I don't speak on behalf of the entire company, nor the store they visit. It would supposedly be down to the Store Manager. Usually, they dictate the pet policy. At my store, pets are allowed to roam as they please. I got to see a Shiba Inu the other day, and someone even brought their cats in a backpack.
@@GMAuraeon that's so nice!
So what@UA-cam WantsToSilenceMe
Even if it was totally owned by 1 person, it is still a nice gesture.
Perhaps you seem to misunderstand the puclicly in that sentence, it doesnt mean that it is open to everyone, it just means that everyone can own a share of it, it is primarely owned by incestment fonds
@@corneliali7747 Update, I saw a Shiba puppy! And lots of German Shepherds and Malamutes... wish I had a malamute
Home Depot is pet friendly :)
I love that he can actually fly but he decides to just walk around 😂
Flying takes a lot of energy. They don't like to waste it, so if they can walk or climb somewhere easily enough, they'll do it that way.
@@JanusHoW very good point 😆
Just a little lazy that’s all. 😂
That’s how my parrot is, he can fly but instead he walks around instead. He doesn’t know he’s a bird, he thinks he’s a dog, since he was raised with dogs. He won’t even play with bird toys, only dog toys. He’s silly.
I think most birds are like that. They fly when they have to or it's more convenient, but otherwise they prefer to walk. It's like people, we could run everywhere if we wanted to but given the option most will prefer to walk.
Look how adorable he is. How can you not fall in love. They are lifelong companions for sure
I remember when my bird died I cried like a baby and didn't go to work for 3 days. I loved him so much
I totally get it. When my 64 yr old red lored amazon died, I crawled into bed and cried for a week. He was my soulmate
My budgie stayed at my parents when I moved in with my now husband because he has a cat. Every time I go to my parents I still expect Bobby to be there in the kitchen greating me, even though it's a decade since he died. He was 14years old. I live about 300km away from my parents and we try to visit every 2 months. My Bobby died in my hands, he was ill before, this time he didn't recovered. He waited until I came home to say good bye. I had two days with him, where he almost was his old self.
@@alexpond648 😔😔😔
Stop I’m crying reading this and don’t even have a bird
Ahhhh bless
If I had a friend like him, i would be at his door every weekend
Sameeee💕💕❤🙂🦜
Same!!!!!
You mean every day
I would go to visit and never leave!!
Looks like this man is equally as obsessed with his bird as the bird is with him
Love it
Seth and Harry Potter 😂😍
Soul mates! :D
Yes, the back and forth peekaboo at 1:21 is just gloriously adorable.
1:48 it’s so funny and cute how birds walk! It looks like he’s strutting his stuff :D
I loved the fact that he didn't cage Beau. People cage birds because they think that if the birds are free then they will fly away and will never come back again. But the truth is that, if you love someone and if that creature loves you, then he/she will come back to you, no matter what. You don't need a cage, you just need to have a kind, compassionate and loving heart.
sounds very smart to me 🤍 💗 ♡
Friends of mine have a cage for the bird that the bird goes to when it want's to retreat. It's pretty much always open.
I'm glad most people I know with cockatoos only cage them for sleep , f
Though I prefer the friends that dont lock those cages. Once your bird likes ya enough it dont like going to bed just cuz you arent around. Is good to sleep where your bird can see you through the cage
If you love someone, or something, set it free. If it loves you, it will come back to you.
Chand... Flying away is a real concern as well as safety. If they fly away they will get lost and the chance of getting them coming back is slim asd they won't be able to identify your house from up above. As well they dont know how to survive in the wild and therefore exposed to predators and other elements that can be a threat to them.
My love bird has a cage and loves being in it. It's her space and safe haven. When I'm at work she's in her cage as otherwise she will chew cords and other things that are a risk to her. When I come home the cage door is opened and she comes out if she wants to. Being a responsible parent to your pets sometimes involves making decisions that others do not agree with. Don't judge but inform yourself on why things are the way they are.
Those that abuse their birds however, should be charged as that is not okay.
When he said he was 15 my heart sunk then he said he had 50 or 60 more years and my heart sunk for the bird. Let them both live forever 😭
I don't know how old the guy is but they actually could end up living about as long as each other!
I thought the same thing. I actually asked a question about this just moments ago. It’s somewhere in the comments section.
This is why bird owners need to plan ahead about who will take care of the bird if something happens to the human first.
This man needs better friends who understand animals
💯
Exactly!
I think his friends need him because they obviously could learn a lot about love from him.
When the man made that statement; I'm like who do you hang with?
Totally... Not much is difficult to understand if you've experienced this type of bond before
What are they talking about..he's so sweet. I love him!
1:09 -- cutest thing ever.
This reminds me of my husband and our male Cockatiel Rio. My husband was not keen on me getting a bird but I had always wanted a cockatiel. At 1st he would just talk to him & pet him but never wanted to hold him. Fast forward a year later those 2 are best buddies. Rio picked him and those two have a very strong bond. Rio says several phrases, whistles so many tunes & makes certain noises like a laugh, calling the birds, woofs as in a dog woof & many more! Now we have 3 and we adore each one. Birds are so such great wonderful pets. ❤️🦜
Wow!!! That's a happy bird, you can even see that in his face. Animals can teach humans a thing or two about love!!!
How can anyone "NOT" fall in love with animals like this. The animals in my life gave me my GREATEST pleasure, much more so than people!
I agree!
AGREEE
Same I didn't know what love was with people but with animals it's easy I know I can trust them not to betray me.
Ditto!
This is true. You can never fool an animal. They know exactly who will love them and who is faking. Animals are so much better then a lot of people I know as well.
What a joy to watch. My heart was bursting the entire time. I understand your love for your beautiful, smart, clowny friend. I am sitting here, still smiling. Thank you for sharing your very special little friend with us. I love him!!!
Them: "How can you have such affection for a bird!?"
Me: "Because he's awesome!"
🤗💝💝💝💝💝
Right, like, have you seen how cute this bird is?
Jay you make me wish I was 20 years younger you have such a strong light
Sounds like they were jeolous to me. Not necessarily romantically but jeolous non-the-less.
Like why would any one even ask that?
"He's fulfilled something I didn't know I needed" ...that's deep
Birds have more personality than most of my coworkers.
and they smell a lot of better too!!!
oh my fucking god this is hilarious T.T
Ha ha ha ha ha ha loved your comment.
🤣🤣
True dat! (we don't work together do we?)
There is nothing in this world more full filling than that special connection to any pet that never judges you and is always there for you
I'm thrilled you two found one another
Parrots are highly intelligent sensitive animals. When they get stressed, they suffer. Neurotic birds become that way when owners are abusive. The birds become aggressive, depressed, which is what happens when they pluck their own feathers. This is a love story that warms my heart. 😍🧡
I know someone who adopted this type of bird from a shelter and he was in terrible shape he’s slowly recovering but the first few months after I found out she had him I was judging her for his condition, then she explained why he was like that and how she hadn’t had him for vary long . 2 years I think and she told me they are like a 2 -3 year old child you wouldn’t expect a child to recover from extreme trauma in only 2 years,
it really hit me then why so many rescue birds I saw were still pulling feathers even though they were in a good home it takes time for them to mentally heal. I think this bird probably had a good home that realized they couldn’t give him what he needed before he was traumatized otherwise he wouldn’t have bond with his person so quickly.
My Sister had a Cockatoo and he was just in love with me. I lived across the street from her and the second he would see me outside he would start screaming out the window. She would call me and ask to come over to say hello because he wouldn't stop yelling. When I would walk in he would make his way and open his door and tell me to " Come here", he would then climb on my arm and start asking " How are you?" he would say things like... "Whatcha do'in....Do you love milk( His name was Milk), he would tell me he loved me, whistle at me, just the most loving bird ever. well, I had to move and he became depressed, he began rocking while looking out the window so she had to move his spot. He would call my name over and over so she would replay a voice recording I left her on her voicemail so he could hear me calling his name. That sweet bird got a toenail infection that gave him a hard time on the stoop. During the operation, he passed. Such a loving bird, I do understand the affection he has for this Bird, I loved Milk too!
Such a sad tale. Seeing you would have lifted Milk’s spirits to fight the infection. Vale Milk.
@@markfryer9880 If only that were true, I would have moved that 2000 miles back home. I'll never know.
@@2008MrsKim He had other loving people in his life to live for. It was just his time.
@@markfryer9880 Like who says "THIS" after someone shares a story like that? You lack tact.
RIP MilkyBoy!! Fly High!!
this is really sad, but why didn’t you FaceTime him?
I love how he's pretending to fly when he's skateboarding even though he can already fly.
He doesn't want to fly, he wants to fly WITH his human.
The wind beneath my wings
When im down and blue the dodo helps me thru. I cry tears of myself and igs a cleansing of my soul❤️💜💙💚
Hello joy, how're you doing??
when he looks at the tattoo of himself and says "hello!" my heart just melted ;_;
Okay its cute that when you're skateboarding he's pretending to fly.
Sir, don't waste your time explaining your relationship to other people. Just enjoy your special relationship with your bird and always do right by him. However, please be super aware there are always raptors out there and they can swoop down and attack before you can react. Many have lost their precious loved ones in this manner.
yea ~ "leave a tender moment, alone" ♡
Yes!
He's a gorgeous baby boy. A relationship with a precious thing needs no explanation.
Agree 100% with you my friend!!!
I have a special relationship with my bird😉.. 🐦
Everyone should strive to have a companion like this
I love their relationship. I love this bird!
The fact he said "I love this" when he's in Home Depot warms my heart. And a Home Depot of all places!
Had no idea they lived that long. That incredible. Might out live him. Hope it’s a long and happy journey together.
Parrots are such special birds. A lot of people don’t realize how much care and attention they require just to physically function. It very much takes a relationship like this one for a bird like a macaw or a cockatoo to live a long and healthy life. You essentially are taking up the role of a lifelong companion that this bird would form in the wild. They don’t do well with the long separation that usually happens because of work. They take far more effort to keep her happy and healthy than a dog or cat. Thus, it really lifts my heart when I see things like this. This is a relationship I know it’s going to continue to be happy and healthy for as long as both live. However, many birds don’t get to have this sort of special relationship, and suffer negative health repercussions despite all the physical needs that are met. I encourage anyone who is thinking of getting a parrot to call a bird sanctuary first and foremost, and really get into the nitty-gritty of what to expect with life with a parrot. They should be considered extremely exotic and specialized pets. Unfortunately due to their popularity in regular pet stores many people believe they’re making the same kind of commitment they do with a dog, cat or even an easier animal such as a hamster or guinea pig. Some smaller parrots like parakeets make excellent beginner bird pets and should always be considered over larger more beautiful birds such as macaws, African grays, and cockatoos. Adopting or purchasing one of these larger parrots should be considered analogous to adopting a small child that will never grow up and might outlive you depending on how old you are when you get it. Sorry for the lecture on what is a beautiful relationship video, but I felt it needed to be said.
Thank you for saving me the trouble - I was going to do the same lecture! lol
Thank you what youve said is really important for people to hear
Absolutely. The commitment is near total. What you do NOT see in these types of videos is the chewing destruction of furniture even beyond the toys you must provide them with when not spending virtually every waking moment with them, the incredible mess their feathers and waste make, the work of cleaning and sanitizing their perches/cages and surrounding area. Want to get away for the weekend? Go on a vacation? Difficult as they usually pick ONE person to bond to and can be difficult for other family members to care for than their primary. It cannot be stressed enough of what it takes for the rare person to care for a solitary bird like this appropriately.
Yeah, my friend is Indian and she was gifted a macaw when she was young. Now she's 24, working two jobs, and she feels absolutely terrible leaving the bird home all day by itself. One of her biggest regrets. A wonderful bond, and some hilarious stories, but way too big of a commitment for most people.
Well put...we were those people who purchased an Eclectus parrot without proper knowledge of what they need to be happy and healthy...fortunately we were able to give 'Sam' the attention deserved for example: 4 hourly feeds whilst still a baby, his own padded bed which now sits between our pillows in our bed! full run of the house and back yard enclosure (big cage when we are outside), shared showers followed by blow dry, lots of fresh fruit/veg plus him begging for whatever you are eating! lots of interactions....you get the idea! We would never trade Sam for anything but as you said they are an exotic pet with needs far more specialised than dogs or cats which when not met can equal cruel neglect in my view (hate to see these birds left alone in aluminum cages with a bowl of seed, they must go mad). This guy and bird represent the proper level of care and engagement a parrot requires.
Omg birb owners just feel affection on a diff level i needed to see this thank you:)
2:10 A 60-70+ year lifespan. If you adopted one when you were a child and you lived to be like 80, it would still be alive. Big commitment!!!
But well worth that commitment.
Yeah so don’t get one on a whim
@@HelenHumphries yesssssss
no
I wish dogs would have a human lifespan.
this is too much for my heart. I just wish every single animal in the entire world was so happy and safe.
I wish every person was.
These stories make me feel like there is still hope.
Love seeing videos of people with birds! It’s a lifelong commitment. A lot of people don’t understand how long these birds live for. If in a healthy environment they can live 60 years no problem. It’s a big commitment due not only to the length of time but the amount of social interaction that the birds require. In the wild the live in fairly large, communal gatherings. They have social interactions much the same as humans. My grandfather had African grey until time he died. He spent a lot of the last 2 years of his life finding a suitable home for Shakespeare… the parrot.
lol he's not flying, he's falling with style
it's cute how he likes home depot and skateboard rides
He’s absolutely the cutest bird I’ve ever seen.
This should be Home Depot's new mascot, and their new slogan should be "I love this." And the bird should be paid millions of dollars for coming up with their slogan and being their spokesman.
Oh yes! If Dennis Haysbert can do it for Allstate then why can't Bo do it for home Depot?? Excellent idea!
I meant to spell it Beau... Sorry to the little bird..
Now that I think about it a little bit further I think Home Depot would be doing themselves a huge service if they could make Beau their mascot... They would out advertise Lowe's, Ace or any of the other hardware stores for REAL... AND PEOPLE IN GENERAL WOULD LOVE BEAU just like we do!
Absolutely
One day maybe even promoted to CEO of home depot.
We have a guy who brings his Cockatoo to Home Depot here in Loveland, CO. So cute. 🕊️
Watch out for those corrupt Loveland police….
“I don’t own him, he owns me.” 🥺🥺♥️
OMG. To quote Beau....,"I love this" What a cool story.....it's the best when an animal picks YOU!!
Beau ~ said that ? 🤗 🥰 💗 🤍
"i gotta go back and watch again" 🙂
friends that can "talk" ~ are neato ♡
being "picked" is very nice 🤍 💗 ♡
@@lovealways2609 2:03
Dogs & Parrots are highly social animals like humans, you can develop very strong relationships with them.
That's not even touching on the fact they have roughly human intelligence from what I remember
So what are cats they get abused there's alot of strays and your gonna say dogs and parrots are more highly social animals?
And equally, chickens, pigs, alpacas... and even animals known to be not especially ‘social’ such as some lizards, can develop highly bonded attachments to their human companions.
We were not talking about cats, multiple animals have the intelligence to form bonds though
@@imnottalkingtoyouvalenugh5130 nice if you want attention or something then this isn’t the place have a wonderful day.
You both have a lifelong friend that loves unconditionally.
0:04 i like how his wings are spread when they're skateboarding.
So adorable
2:40
Beau said hello to the tattoo picture of himself. Absolutely adorable
How he holds him up and let's him feel like he is flying is true friendship.
Hearing Beau say "Hello." around 2:42 is so indescribably cute, it literally leaves me speechless & makes me laugh, respectively.
Beau is cute, too!...
This bird is going to always need somebody to completely interact with him the way this man does. He cannot ever lose that.
Let's hope they both live about another 40-50+ years and never have to be without one another for very long.
Its essential that His person specify who gets him and how he will be provided for in his will. People can say "oh don't worry I'll take him for his rest of his life " Until they really realize what a HUGE COMMITMENT it is. Cockatoos are the NEEDIEST of all bird. They require one on one time EVERY DAY 365 DAYS A YEAR. To keep them in a cage after he has had the love this man showed him. He would grieve the loss greater than a human and pluck all his feathers from stress. People don't realize how sensitive they are!
Beau: "I love this!"
🥺🥺🥺🥺
“How could you have such affection towards a bird?”
That is not even a question. That’s crazy talk.
Would of been perfect time to get new friends. He's defo outgrown those ..
@@xenuno heh, yeah lol
They must think that a cockatoo is some kind of pidgeon.
If the guy was some kind of pidgeon whisperer i would think that the dude is strange, but a cockatoo is smarter than a dog.
This should be the top comment!
@@AndrewBlucher thanks man, Im trying 😅
this guy and his soulmate's story is sooo awsome special.
“... I don’t look at him as a pet, he’s an extension of the family” and “he’s something I didn’t know I needed”
Yesssss!! 🥰🤟🏼❤️👍🏽. I completely get it! Critter love /friendship, almost no words can describe its AWSOMENESS and how great you feel! Undeniable and incomparable! 😘🤗
Me, reading this comment whilst looking at my big majestic baby of a German Shepherd. 😩 😍
@ammonitida really??🤣🤣🤣
We can"t explain the good energy pets do to us. We just feel it and it is great.
Beau has more personality than a lot of people. L😂L!
Also cuter lol
You both have this Aussie heart smiling! Thank you.