There is one thing I did question, was the control of where they want their bird to go? At the beginning, the bird landed on their owner's head, and when you have dicepline and control, the bird and the owner understand each other. It doesn't look like that here. They have to train the bird to always land on the hand unless told otherwise. It's more fluid and professional.
My bird flies around outside as well... but I taught when she was a baby and I was hand-feeding her. I would put her on my finger everyday and just walk to the road and then go back in the house then next morning I would go in the backyard and go back in the house and eventualy when she learnt to fly I would throw her up in the air and she would just fly around in a circle and back on to my finger. Now when we go outside she flies all around but always comes back to me...! When she is not in sight she will call me and I answer with the same sound and this is how she finds me. I love her...!
happaned to me with my female budgie its been 4 years with her i always let fly around the house and then she returns to me and then i decided to let fly outside and i thought that she would return same as my male budgie..but she didnt she kept on flying flying and i couldnt see her and the male budgie was on my shoulder he kept calling for her and she didnt return my heart broke that day i returned home and left my male alone and 3 days he died it turned out that budgies get so desparate when they lose their friend so they die after that i decided to no longer get a pet for the rest of my life..the male budgie was with me for 8 years and the female 4 years u always let him fly outside and he always retun but she didnt return when i let her outside
The last time my couple of lovebirds went for a flight they never came back. I tried very hard training them every day for a long time, but they were more interested in each other then us. They were very wild and although both bit me many times, the male was much sweeter(and smarter) and his bites were more like warnings, while the female drew blood. To all of you who want to try getting a lovebird as a pet I highly recommend getting only 1. Getting a pair is for experienced owners!
Not quite true. If you get a "very wild" pair (I assume that means not hand-tame from the beginning) then yes, it will be very very hard to train them. But, you can certainly have a pair of bonded lovebirds who are also very tame with you the owner. The best bet would be to get two separate, hand-fed lovebirds who already are used to humans. Then eventually safely introduce them to each other. It is possible. Even after bonding and mating they will still be very affectionate with you if you spend time with them consistently.
I have one trained and another wild. Trained bird hasn't seen one of its kind since it was adopted. Wild kept on trying to befriend trained. Since the trained bird wasn't part of bird society, is the wild bird truly the wild one?
No if you truly love them and do care like a mother they never cheat you my personal experience (I have also love bird 🐤 but they only sit in my hand but I take care like a mom one day I forget to close the door of cage than bird come out window is open of my house but he not go or not try to fly 🐦)
Sorry to hear that sweetie my doughtier and I love our love bird alot. And I just don't want to think of the day he goes he loves to give alot of kiss and get all of our accessories and drive us crazy his adorable .
What? Lovebirds are in the psittaculidae family, not psittacidae. Dunno why you bothered pulling out the big words when both of those families are parrots anyways
Yes I've seen that happen actually. We had one of our young birds escape from the aviary when I was young and a hawk appeared within 10 - 15 seconds and took it. We were devastated, actually seeing it happen and the hawk carrying it away in its claws and our bird squawking
I used to let my lovebird, Birdie, fly around the house outside. And every time he was out of sight, I was sure he flew off somewhere. That was last year and I don't risk it anymore cuz it's too nerve wracking and he's too precious. Cool to see you do it.
Yeah, I agree. If you get a good harness, though (Aviator harness $50 bucks but it's not some cheap shit), maybe your bird can fly around again or just sit on your shoulder as you go for a walk. Make sure you train them to feel safe at, around or in the harness. It's just better for your bird's wellbeing, since they are a living being too.
when i was raising my lorikeet i used to walk around with him trailing behind me. he got out one day and flew off into the trees and disappeared for 4-5 days! saw him in the trees on a rainy day, called him and he came back. when ever he gets out all i have to go is call. makes life sooo much easier!
I used to rescue and hand rear orphaned wild birds. People knew I kept fancy pet pigeons and so if they found babies on the street they would bring them to me. I could not refuse to hand feed and help them. One pigeon was very special, and nearly died from pigeon pox. He got released when better at a temple in the next village. He would seek me out when I was outside at the shop, bar, restaurant, friends house or on my bike going to the market. They can see well when they are flying and if he spotted me he would come down to say hello, landing on my head or shoulder. People thought it was funny. One day he even brought a wild pigeon mate to my house to show me, like saying, 'look I got a wife'. I was so happy. That was the last day he came to see me or looked for me. I still see him at the temple sometimes years later, but he ignores me now! lol.
i had a love bird that we use to leave the window open and he would go out and whenever he was hungry or tired, he would just come back, through the window and back into his cage. they are lovely birds. i have long video footage of him doing that. :( miss him a lot
***** So is letting your cat out at night (or even during daylight). It has a huge chance of getting run over or being attacked by predators. Think before you talk nonsense. It's not because it's a different or tiny animal that it shouldn't get its right to fly free.
I do similar things with my cockatoo, but yours is much more obedient and well trained, My cockatoo is too stubborn to come back to me sometimes. And when he is in the top of the roof he jumps, sings and talks all kind of things. He is the happiest bird on earth.
As long as you know what your bird would usually do, it's easier to spot when they are sick. Jamieleigh from BirdTricks used to feed her birds all fruit when they were on tour. But if you feed a bird too much fruit, the acidity and sugar will cause fatty liver disease, the same disease found from all seed diets. (it's fatal) One day, she took the birds out for a fly, and her (galah?) sat in a tree. This behaviour was something the bird wouldn't usually do, so she saw a vet and yeah, her bird had fatty liver disease. Luckily, all symptoms went away once she fed proper veg to them.
Hi. I handfed and trained her before she could even fly. She was the first and only lovebird I had at the time, so she got more interactions with humans. Then one day, I risked flying her outside. and it was well worth it :). I don't feed anything special. I feed her bird pellets. If you can't find any around your area, regular seeds are fine. BUT throw in some vegetable leaves every now and then. I just bought another lovebird too, and I'm going to let Angry Bird train it how to fly back :D
not "now and then", pet. They NEED veg. I'm sorry if your bird is no longer with you, because that's what happens when you give them seed. They can have a seizure at any point in their life because of fatty liver disease. I wish the best for you as an owner, so I recommend you look at BirdTrick's UA-cam channel and store. All the proper bird owners swear by it.
aside from when they landed on the camera and when they didn't fly back immediately. Lovebirds are playful and attentive birds that can be trained easily, you just need to know how to train them properly. I think they should've practised a bit more indoors or on a harness to ensure the bird reacts quickly to what's being asked.
my lovebird got out accidentally and flew all over the neighborhood. he decided to sleep in a tree that night. i was able to get him back with food in the am. i'm very fortunate. He wouldnt know how to get back and could have starved to death or been eaten by a hawk or other animal. he's able to fly around the house and performs a show. i have bad dreams that he gets out and i dont get him back.
Don't worry, lovebirds get really attached to their human *when raised properly* and won't fly very far. The fact that it stayed at your neighbors should tell you that it knew where it's home was at. Of course, their's always a chance that some predator might get its eyes on it, but the same goes when you let your cat out during night or day. There's always a chance that the cat won't return (run over, attacked by coyotes, attacked by stray dogs, or even by some sick minded people,...).
+glorioskey Mine got away 2 times by accident. She came back both times. I consider myself to be very lucky up to this day and my bird to be extremely smart.
So precious. You have a wonderful relationship with this dear little bird. I have a lovebird that comes to my call too. I think I would be afraid to take him outside though because of cats.
I think you need a very special bond with your bird to do that. For example handfeeding it when it's a baby, let it sit on your finger when you go outside. (It can't obviously fly when it's a baby) etc
Equine Spirit well I am saying this just so if he doesn't read this 1-tame it 2-start in the inside don't move furniture or do anything let it go out alone without treats or anything 3-they are ready to free flight
does anyone know if you can train a bonded pair of adult lovebirds to return to you? i know that birds (especially lovebirds) pay less attention to you when they have a mate. i plan on getting two female lovebirds and i hope they will work out as a pair. i know how to free flight train parrots but will it work with lovebirds that were not hand raised by me or not even hand raised at all? i want to get two birds from different breeders as i want them to be just like a normal couple but without the fertilized eggs. i really want to have birds that can fly outside without harnesses but i have never seen two parrots or parrots with a mate be trained...
was up man i just watch your video and its amazing how much trust does your loverbird has.can you plz sent me some tips how to gain theri trust cuz i have two beautifull lovebirds. i will appreciated.
I found mine- sitting on a curb in front of a paint store.. Birdy Bird! looks just like this one and loves water and shredding paper and I'am typing this one handed because he (she?) is sitting in my other hand!
well, i got my first lovebird which happens to be exactly like yours when i caught it in the highway, i believe it escaped from its owner for we here in the philippines dont have these kind of birds.. i bought a mate for it afterwards..
It's true- My lovebird flew into a tree once and a hawk swooped down and nicked his eye. He couldn't come down because his eye was caked with blood-- and while everything ended up being okay after a few days at the vet, it's really not worth the risk!
Hi. I just got my 4 love birds. They where not trained or hand feed. Good thing is they are on the younger side . I would love them to fly free ans come back. Would you recommend me creating a bond and a recall relationship before allowing them out?
anyone bitching that its going to fly away forever is tripping or never had a bird escape.. they bird dont know where to go..they jus keep flying tree to tree..and if u tame it well and play with it alot it wont have no problem flying back to his owner..my bird didnt even like me much but i just put its cage outside where it could see it and he flew back inside
Well, those of us saying that it's not safe are concerned and a lot of us HAVE had birds escape, my family just rescued one flying house to house, we don't know where the bird is from, but yeah, of course people are going to comment their concerns about it, birds aren't stupid, they explore and fly away, it happens, we aren't "tripping or never had a bird escape" lots of people aren't joking about this or being stupid, because these birds could get attacked and killed, or go missing to the point where no one can find them ever again, you do realize that they have natural instinct, right? Maybe think about that.
my lovebird just pass on she is very quietly and loves being touch on her when shes sleeping amd she died today that is my sis birthday i could not take it
My love bird got away 2 times by accident. She came back both times. I consider myself to be very lucky up to this day and my bird to be extremely smart. I'd _never_ recommend anybody to let their parrots fly around the neighbourhood. Watch a video by a NZ guy, whose African Grey escaped after such games (even though she didn't mean to, a gust of wind picked her up and carried her away) and never came back. The owner was distraught.
My anxiety could never! The fact she is so calm outdoors and returns to you on command, says amazing things about you as an owner :)
There is one thing I did question, was the control of where they want their bird to go? At the beginning, the bird landed on their owner's head, and when you have dicepline and control, the bird and the owner understand each other. It doesn't look like that here. They have to train the bird to always land on the hand unless told otherwise. It's more fluid and professional.
My bird flies around outside as well... but I taught when she was a baby and I was hand-feeding her. I would put her on my finger everyday and just walk to the road and then go back in the house then next morning I would go in the backyard and go back in the house and eventualy when she learnt to fly I would throw her up in the air and she would just fly around in a circle and back on to my finger. Now when we go outside she flies all around but always comes back to me...! When she is not in sight she will call me and I answer with the same sound and this is how she finds me. I love her...!
Ouchy Gabouchy thanks thats really interesting!
if i had read this before...maybe i could try it!!!
Ouchy Gabouchy how is ur bird is she well?
Yes very well... but a tad intrigued as to why you would ask that...!
Ouchy Gabouchy If you ever get a new baby to handfeed and teach it free flight then pls make a video. I would definitely love to see itm
messifan001 I definitely will do it... but my girl is not fertilized therefore if she lays an egg it won't hatch...!
wow i would be scared as hell he/she wouldnt come back
same
me too
and imagine that you thought that he was tame so much then you go outside,free fly then lost him.sad moments
happaned to me with my female budgie its been 4 years with her i always let fly around the house and then she returns to me and then i decided to let fly outside and i thought that she would return same as my male budgie..but she didnt she kept on flying flying and i couldnt see her and the male budgie was on my shoulder he kept calling for her and she didnt return my heart broke that day i returned home and left my male alone and 3 days he died it turned out that budgies get so desparate when they lose their friend so they die after that i decided to no longer get a pet for the rest of my life..the male budgie was with me for 8 years and the female 4 years u always let him fly outside and he always retun but she didnt return when i let her outside
This broke my heart. I hope everything is better for you
dalyoros such a sad story :(
That moment when he doesn't come back...
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I love how you let her free, and outside! you two must really trust each other. This video made my day.
Very cool. Must be a very happy and healthy bird.
The last time my couple of lovebirds went for a flight they never came back. I tried very hard training them every day for a long time, but they were more interested in each other then us. They were very wild and although both bit me many times, the male was much sweeter(and smarter) and his bites were more like warnings, while the female drew blood. To all of you who want to try getting a lovebird as a pet I highly recommend getting only 1. Getting a pair is for experienced owners!
Not quite true. If you get a "very wild" pair (I assume that means not hand-tame from the beginning) then yes, it will be very very hard to train them. But, you can certainly have a pair of bonded lovebirds who are also very tame with you the owner. The best bet would be to get two separate, hand-fed lovebirds who already are used to humans. Then eventually safely introduce them to each other. It is possible. Even after bonding and mating they will still be very affectionate with you if you spend time with them consistently.
I have one trained and another wild. Trained bird hasn't seen one of its kind since it was adopted. Wild kept on trying to befriend trained. Since the trained bird wasn't part of bird society, is the wild bird truly the wild one?
@@ML-ov7wo You are right. Only one problem may be the two birds fight because of jealousy for the owner and attention.
Aren't you affraid that she flies away for real?
Those birds are not rare in there place, Theres usually a few of them sometimes outside
No if you truly love them and do care like a mother they never cheat you my personal experience
(I have also love bird 🐤 but they only sit in my hand but I take care like a mom one day I forget to close the door of cage than bird come out window is open of my house but he not go or not try to fly 🐦)
Karan Purswani i had a love bird i love him very much bt .........he like sky so wo ud gaya.jbki maine use bhut care n pyar kiya .😂😂😂😂😂
Divya Tiwari oh that's bad but you know my one love bird 🐤 fly from cage outside and sit in tree one crow came and eat my bird 🐤 😖😥
@@karanpurswani7000 am sorry to hear that.
What a beautiful bird! My lovebird comes back to me too.
OMG, that is so cool, he must be very tame, I would be so afraid mine would fly away and never see them again.
Sorry to hear that sweetie my doughtier and I love our love bird alot. And I just don't want to think of the day he goes he loves to give alot of kiss and get all of our accessories and drive us crazy his adorable .
I love your lovebird and the bond, I have a cockatiel
So sweet her colour is gorgeous
thats really cool but aren't you scared a hawk might grave him or her. such a beautiful parrot
lovebird...*
+Jaâfar Ziha lovebird's are a type of parrot.
+kevin Balls dad It isn't. It's a psittacidae.
What? Lovebirds are in the psittaculidae family, not psittacidae. Dunno why you bothered pulling out the big words when both of those families are parrots anyways
Yes I've seen that happen actually. We had one of our young birds escape from the aviary when I was young and a hawk appeared within 10 - 15 seconds and took it. We were devastated, actually seeing it happen and the hawk carrying it away in its claws and our bird squawking
I saw this video when i was 6 and would always watch it every day but i forgot the name of it then i found it again :.D
Really ur love bird is so adorable and beautiful thank for sharing this video God bless him 💓💓😘😘
omg. what an adorable lovebird
Aw, she's too pretty of a bird ❄️💛
I used to let my lovebird, Birdie, fly around the house outside. And every time he was out of sight, I was sure he flew off somewhere. That was last year and I don't risk it anymore cuz it's too nerve wracking and he's too precious. Cool to see you do it.
Yeah, I agree. If you get a good harness, though (Aviator harness $50 bucks but it's not some cheap shit), maybe your bird can fly around again or just sit on your shoulder as you go for a walk. Make sure you train them to feel safe at, around or in the harness. It's just better for your bird's wellbeing, since they are a living being too.
when i was raising my lorikeet i used to walk around with him trailing behind me. he got out one day and flew off into the trees and disappeared for 4-5 days! saw him in the trees on a rainy day, called him and he came back. when ever he gets out all i have to go is call. makes life sooo much easier!
I used to rescue and hand rear orphaned wild birds. People knew I kept fancy pet pigeons and so if they found babies on the street they would bring them to me. I could not refuse to hand feed and help them. One pigeon was very special, and nearly died from pigeon pox. He got released when better at a temple in the next village.
He would seek me out when I was outside at the shop, bar, restaurant, friends house or on my bike going to the market. They can see well when they are flying and if he spotted me he would come down to say hello, landing on my head or shoulder. People thought it was funny.
One day he even brought a wild pigeon mate to my house to show me, like saying, 'look I got a wife'. I was so happy. That was the last day he came to see me or looked for me. I still see him at the temple sometimes years later, but he ignores me now! lol.
i had a love bird that we use to leave the window open and he would go out and whenever he was hungry or tired, he would just come back, through the window and back into his cage. they are lovely birds. i have long video footage of him doing that. :( miss him a lot
Freedom for all!
Check this 2 funny birds too :-) Fight or love ? - Very funny love birds in HD
Kate Wilder Shut up, please.
it's his pet.
***** So is letting your cat out at night (or even during daylight). It has a huge chance of getting run over or being attacked by predators. Think before you talk nonsense. It's not because it's a different or tiny animal that it shouldn't get its right to fly free.
Looks just like my Sunshine girl.
lovebirds are amazing. they are very friendly and they like to cuddle.
I do similar things with my cockatoo, but yours is much more obedient and well trained, My cockatoo is too stubborn to come back to me sometimes. And when he is in the top of the roof he jumps, sings and talks all kind of things. He is the happiest bird on earth.
well trained bird thats for sure
Great training
I was free flying my bird today at my local park and she enjoyed it! She was even stopped by some trees and relaxing on the branches.
As long as you know what your bird would usually do, it's easier to spot when they are sick. Jamieleigh from BirdTricks used to feed her birds all fruit when they were on tour. But if you feed a bird too much fruit, the acidity and sugar will cause fatty liver disease, the same disease found from all seed diets. (it's fatal) One day, she took the birds out for a fly, and her (galah?) sat in a tree. This behaviour was something the bird wouldn't usually do, so she saw a vet and yeah, her bird had fatty liver disease. Luckily, all symptoms went away once she fed proper veg to them.
Wow. This is amazing. I wish I could do such activities with my lovebirds.
Aww what a cute Latino love bird
Mega cute. Astonishing training.
Outstanding. I have one too - also a cinnamon lutino. He flies inside only. They are such good friends.
I've been saying this everywhere, so check out BirdTricks UA-cam channel and store for the best information and products for your little cinnamon roll
Fantastic wonderful Excellent 👍👏
That’s beautiful! Good on ya!
Hi. I handfed and trained her before she could even fly. She was the first and only lovebird I had at the time, so she got more interactions with humans. Then one day, I risked flying her outside. and it was well worth it :). I don't feed anything special. I feed her bird pellets. If you can't find any around your area, regular seeds are fine. BUT throw in some vegetable leaves every now and then. I just bought another lovebird too, and I'm going to let Angry Bird train it how to fly back :D
not "now and then", pet. They NEED veg. I'm sorry if your bird is no longer with you, because that's what happens when you give them seed. They can have a seizure at any point in their life because of fatty liver disease. I wish the best for you as an owner, so I recommend you look at BirdTrick's UA-cam channel and store. All the proper bird owners swear by it.
If you love your babies, set them free. If they fly back to you, they're yours!
So cute~
Geweldig, onze vogel kwam ook altijd zo naar ons toe vliegen alleen niet buiten haha.
reminds me of my dead cockatiel... i miss his GOODNIGHTS and HELLOs :(
So sweet! Your lovebird looks very well trained.
aside from when they landed on the camera and when they didn't fly back immediately. Lovebirds are playful and attentive birds that can be trained easily, you just need to know how to train them properly. I think they should've practised a bit more indoors or on a harness to ensure the bird reacts quickly to what's being asked.
@@Fluffadoodle True, but I've been owning lovebirds for 7 years so I do know that..
Clever girl.
Well done!
my lovebird got out accidentally and flew all over the neighborhood. he decided to sleep in a tree that night. i was able to get him back with food in the am. i'm very fortunate. He wouldnt know how to get back and could have starved to death or been eaten by a hawk or other animal. he's able to fly around the house and performs a show. i have bad dreams that he gets out and i dont get him back.
Don't worry, lovebirds get really attached to their human *when raised properly* and won't fly very far. The fact that it stayed at your neighbors should tell you that it knew where it's home was at. Of course, their's always a chance that some predator might get its eyes on it, but the same goes when you let your cat out during night or day. There's always a chance that the cat won't return (run over, attacked by coyotes, attacked by stray dogs, or even by some sick minded people,...).
+glorioskey Mine got away 2 times by accident. She came back both times. I consider myself to be very lucky up to this day and my bird to be extremely smart.
Smart lovebird :)
So precious. You have a wonderful relationship with this dear little bird. I have a lovebird that comes to my call too. I think I would be afraid to take him outside though because of cats.
Awwwwww what a good boy! ❤️🐤
That's really cool, all I have to say is watch for hawks.
the time once it comes to u after free flight.. that's called forever lifetime bonding...
Omg!So cute❤❤❤
¡INCREDIBLE!
Wow ..beautifull lutino
Beautiful!!
Can you plz do a video of you training your bird free flighting and how do you know your bird is ready. That's so cool and your love bird is so cute.
I agree
I think you need a very special bond with your bird to do that. For example handfeeding it when it's a baby, let it sit on your finger when you go outside. (It can't obviously fly when it's a baby) etc
Equine Spirit well I am saying this just so if he doesn't read this 1-tame it 2-start in the inside don't move furniture or do anything let it go out alone without treats or anything 3-they are ready to free flight
nice to see :) lovely bird. i thought you´d give her a grain or something but it looks like she only want´s a hug :DD
like 1 nyimal bosqu,☕ hitam tiba permanen🙏🙏🙏👍
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Impressive!
Do u ever lost any during training?
How long for u to build e confident n trust before flying in e open?
does anyone know if you can train a bonded pair of adult lovebirds to return to you?
i know that birds (especially lovebirds) pay less attention to you when they have a mate. i plan on getting two female lovebirds and i hope they will work out as a pair. i know how to free flight train parrots but will it work with lovebirds that were not hand raised by me or not even hand raised at all? i want to get two birds from different breeders as i want them to be just like a normal couple but without the fertilized eggs. i really want to have birds that can fly outside without harnesses but i have never seen two parrots or parrots with a mate be trained...
asombroso que bonito tu agapornis
and this is on my recommendations after 10 yrs
i wanna free flight train my bird too :'))
sooooooo cute i looove birds!! and i have the same type of bird thats name is poko pippy and mo mo!!!! anyways CUTE bird!!
was up man i just watch your video and its amazing how much trust does your loverbird has.can you plz sent me some tips how to gain theri trust cuz i have two beautifull lovebirds. i will appreciated.
I found mine- sitting on a curb in front of a paint store.. Birdy Bird!
looks just like this one and loves water and shredding paper and I'am typing this one handed because he (she?) is sitting in my other hand!
lol..omg that is amazing! beautiful bird
wow thats cool that she's coming back ^-^
Omg I love your unripe mango!
well, i got my first lovebird which happens to be exactly like yours when i caught it in the highway, i believe it escaped from its owner for we here in the philippines dont have these kind of birds.. i bought a mate for it afterwards..
im from phil. too 😀😀
It's true- My lovebird flew into a tree once and a hawk swooped down and nicked his eye. He couldn't come down because his eye was caked with blood-- and while everything ended up being okay after a few days at the vet, it's really not worth the risk!
Such trust... I'd be scared of local predators attacking.
IT´S SO CUTE!!!!!!
That is awesome!!😊😊😊
Amazing! Great job with taming and caring for this bird
So cute
Your bird looks exactly like mines!
So blessed
Hi. I just got my 4 love birds. They where not trained or hand feed. Good thing is they are on the younger side . I would love them to fly free ans come back. Would you recommend me creating a bond and a recall relationship before allowing them out?
your love birds awsome i have my first one naw and hes 14 weeks old he stays on me but how do you get them to fly back when they do fly off.
Wow, she came back! :D I'd be afraid another bird could harm mine if I did that..
anyone bitching that its going to fly away forever is tripping or never had a bird escape.. they bird dont know where to go..they jus keep flying tree to tree..and if u tame it well and play with it alot it wont have no problem flying back to his owner..my bird didnt even like me much but i just put its cage outside where it could see it and he flew back inside
Well, those of us saying that it's not safe are concerned and a lot of us HAVE had birds escape, my family just rescued one flying house to house, we don't know where the bird is from, but yeah, of course people are going to comment their concerns about it, birds aren't stupid, they explore and fly away, it happens, we aren't "tripping or never had a bird escape" lots of people aren't joking about this or being stupid, because these birds could get attacked and killed, or go missing to the point where no one can find them ever again, you do realize that they have natural instinct, right? Maybe think about that.
My Ideal bird 😊
WONDERFUL
Great video
my lovebird just pass on she is very quietly and loves being touch on her when shes sleeping amd she died today that is my sis birthday i could not take it
so cute.. my 2 love birds died last week😖😖😖
Ale cudowna papużka pozdrawiam z Polski. :)
So cute, how to train it?
interesting dog you have there
A flying dog
@@TheSilverfox600 yes
Yay! What a lovely story. :')
Are lovebirds easy to tame and are they good beginner pets are they easy to get on ur hand 😐
Omg I wish my canaries were like that!
How is she doing right now, hopefully she is alright!
Wow that's cool!
Makes me want one!!!
if you still have her, she is probably a really strong flyer. cool video
My love bird got away 2 times by accident. She came back both times. I consider myself to be very lucky up to this day and my bird to be extremely smart. I'd _never_ recommend anybody to let their parrots fly around the neighbourhood. Watch a video by a NZ guy, whose African Grey escaped after such games (even though she didn't mean to, a gust of wind picked her up and carried her away) and never came back. The owner was distraught.
Don't forget about predators
+Android Robot or doing this to a pair of them and they breed and destroy the native wild life
Bad idea, what if your bird got attacked or didn't return?
Very nice.
You: makes bird fly
Bird: no, ill do head
so cute
Omg so amazing
So nice to see this!
I'm going to get my first love bird, a pair, soon. And will get in touch with you for help and tips. :)
this is something extraordinary. good job bro.