To The Birds Who WON'T Play With TOYS! (The needy, separation-anxiety type!) | Feat. JINXI!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- With all of us in quarantine, I've noticed that my own macaw, Jinx, has become wayyyyyy needy... only wanting to interact with me as his sole source of entertainment and I know I'm not the only one experiencing an EXTRA NEEDY BIRD because you guys email in complaining about the same thing.
Since Jinx has shown a lot less interest in toys lately I decided to make a video that I've wanted to create for a long time (and it super requested by soooo many of you!): how to TRAIN your bird to play with toys!
So here it is, and Jinx was here to help me through it! For some behind the scenes in the making of this video, check out my OH FLOCK series on Patreon where I show how I work through issues with my flock in completely unedited training sessions here: / birdtricks
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Me: trying to get tips.
My brain: _bubububububububu_
So true!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
hahah!!!
Lol, same! 🤣🤣
Unfortunately I am too old (67) to get a bird. I have 3 spoiled rescue cats and multiple health problems. So my life is often disrupted and I have to bow out and rest and revive. I see that I could not be a dependable bird mother.😿 I am glad I researched parrots before actually adopting one, because I see what a responsibility they are. 🦜❤️🦜 Still, I love them and am so thankful for all of your excellent videos-I get to love the birds vicariously and see how smart, unique and beautiful these wonderful creatures are. I especially love watching them free fly.
Thank you for all that you do for birds and their parents.
JINX IS LITERALLY SO CUUUTTEEE
Pink diamond 👀
I enjoy his personality the most out of her macaws.
@mattajas- yes. And figuratively, even
Yessss he isss
You yelling "WAAAA!" And jinx's reaction was no doubt the cutest thing ever.
Perfect timing because my bird won't play with toys.
P.S Jinx is my soul, he is adorable!
How did you go with your training? About to start training mine to play with toys!
I saw a comment on another bird channel that Birdtricks focuses more on improving the lives of the people than their birds...and this video is a perfect example of why that person was wrong! Everything Jamie and Dave teach has to do with improving the *relationship* between the bird and the owner, building trust, clear communication, and independence...and to me, it's obvious that that makes life better for *both* parties.
I have never even had a bird, but I love seeing how birds (kids, dogs, etc.) are motivated!! Great video!!!
Jynxie is teasing you when she’s saying *come on !
"Bububububub". He sounds like a little kid pretending to have a machine gun xD
My 60 year old Amazon was terrified of anything I would put in or near his cage and it took me a good two years to properly introduce him to playing with toys. I had (finally) discovered Birdtricks and quickly target trained him. Then I got the simplest bird toy from the pet shop (four coloured blocks on a single strand of sisal rope) and hung it on the outside of his cage. He freaked out and got pretty pissed off with me, but then I got the target stick and clicker out and he got a little more interested. I targeted him for a while, ignoring the toy. When he was completely focusing on the targeting and forgetting the toy, I slowly targeted him closer to the toy until he had to reach behind the toy to get to the target. I ended the session with a jackpot after he touched the toy by accident.
I then hung the toy in the cage and.... he refused to go near it.... About a month later I gave up on that toy and got him a different one. A little bigger, with square and round beads and cotton rope. He absolutely loved it! Completely destroyed it within a few days.
I've gotten him several different types of toys, but he just doesn't really know what to do with them, so I'll be training that soon as well. But anything with wooden beads... He just loves to sit on top of his cage, all fluffed up and munching on those beads. Even had a favourite bead at some point. A donut shaped blue bead that he had broken off but he kept climbing down to retrieve it and chew on it some more.
The four coloured blocks are still being shunned, but I've integrated them in a big scrap toy (leftovers put together :p )
I'm no expert, but it sounds like he would enjoy foraging type toys, where he has to tear them up to get at a treat inside.
He'll know the treat is inside, so that's motivation for him to get interested in them and foraging is a natural behavior. You can reduce and control which foraging toys have a treat once he gets the idea that playing with them is fun, so he doesn't eat too much while playing.
Oh, ironic. Just as I'm typing this Jamie starts talking about foraging.
@Sherloki That's awesome. :D
60 year old!? WOW
Sherloki I suggest natural wood toys and toys they can dig out and make a mess with. Making a mess with toys is very fun for birds beacuse it’s a natural habitat. Maybe try some of these toys!
He's picky, I mean, he's old enough to know what he likes.
It's great to see that even a total professional can get distracted by how adorable their baby is. Now I don't feel so bad. Lol
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Jamie: are you going to do everything right? ......probably not. :/
Jinxy: *evil laugh*
lol
He said bububub. As in Bubba his nickname.
I am starting really late in the game but I really got some great ideas from you. I also was happy to see some of the things I was doing were right ...made me a little more confident.
Jinx puts me in mind of a toddler. That phase they go through when they throw everything on the floor to make you pick it up lmao. Seems like you're doing all the work Jamie haha. Good job Jamie!!! Good girl!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing and letting us in your home. I truly look forward to every new post. I've been following your guys for years.
Stay Safe, Happy and Healthy!!!!
Fellow Flocker,
Paulus Taylor
I had my own parrot became overtly needy and attached to me too, to the point he would get separation anxiety if I was away for even an hour and pluck himself until he was bleeding. This situation didn't just suddenly come up overnight, it gradually got worse over the course of many years until I didn't know how I could reverse his behavior. It was such a stressful time, I didn't know what else to do to help him. I made the very hard decision about 4 years ago to surrender him to a parrot rehab facility. I personally visited the location in-person and paid for his vet fees. It wasn't much but it was the last bit of love and care that I could offer to ensure his future. Last I heard, he was becoming more socialized in the rehab facility and eventually got adopted by a good owner. He weighs heavily on my mind even now and I still think of him often.
I love that you love parrots so much. So fun to watch you hang out with your birds. My buddy Isaac the African Grey is my friend forever. We celebrate every day all day. He really uses his ability to speak to do the same. Always saying the same things that I do when i am expressing my love for him. He gets it. Parrots raaaawwwwwkkk!!!
Awww Jinx is probably my favourite out of all of your birds!
Your birds always seem so perfect in your videos, one can easily assume that they’re always like that. Thank you for showing the hard parts too! And Jinx’s little yellow pants and chubby feet are super cute 😁
I like the way of your interaction with the birds. There are so many owners who touch them in a way like cats or dogs. You respect the '"language" of the parrots. We had have some "problem parrots", no more wanted, but the real Problem was ALLWAYS the owner! Thanks for showing your videos, it's s a very intelligence way to usw You tube! Greatings from Berlin!
That bird, oh man, so.... oh, I want to squeeze the birdie!
AWEEE!!! THAT WAS SOO ADORABLE!! 💕💞
By the way i just got a new pet bird! (Budgie)
Aww, yay @KiaNamira!!
Congrats
It took months for me to get Cheeky to play with toys when I first got her. Despite the fact she's a cockatoo, what really helped was easier to chew materials. To this day, she's often happier with softer woods or cardboard vs a challenge. Lazy birb aha
“Woo “ Altho Jinxie didn’t seem that impressed at first 😆 all that cuteness must be very distracting 😄
good to see Bean enjoying some training, it looks like he loves a good scratch. Adorable !
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Even the birds are simping
I grow loofah, would that be a good toy? Also, thank you for mentioning Parrotlets. I think they are sweet little birds. If you pay attention to all their signals, you can form a great relationship. Lilly came to live with me two years ago and I have had so much fun figuring out her personality and signals I can't imagine being without her now.
Jinx looks great, and it's always nice to see him interact with you. Never realized until birdtricks, how important it is to teach some birds how to play with toys. Ba Ba Ba Ba , lol.
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@@6743aman , pardon me?
@@6743aman calm down dude
I always found reverse psychology works well. " Don't touch that" because birds like humans seem to hear "Touch that"
Yes, that's a good one!
@@BirdTricks Used to have a lot of fun new toys left a paper bag. My bird could say "no" and he knew the meaning as well because when told not to touch, he would I would then say to him "what did I tell you and he would reply "No" I had to laugh at him so he would do it more. He loved to look in shopping bags as well.
2:55 I laughed out load! Brilliant video thankyou and Jinx. X
You are the best. I noticed something you say that I caught myself saying. When calling an animal we all say “get” over here. We are telling them to get or move away. We should say come over here or come here. lol. I am always correcting myself. lol. I just think it’s funny. Everyone does it! 😁. I love all your videos. Tysm for making them!
Foraging in her food bowl was the best tool to get my bird to play with her toys.
Jamie, Love, your determination! Love, your Expertise! P.S. BIRDTRICKS!
You’re brilliant. Thank you! We got two rescue budgies one month ago and trying to get them to become less fearful of basically everything. Progress is slow but happening with the toys. Thank you helping me, help them.
I love your videos so much and I don’t even have birds! Lol but your videos are so informative and just give you such a different understanding of birds. I cried when you lost Bandit and btw so sorry for your loss. Anyway thank you and your family for the video’s they are great. I love your life. ❤
Helpful to see this and the work you put into it for his sake. My little guy definitely needs more training for toys.
Jamieleigh: don't move a muscle!
Jinx: **moving his head** i'm so bad >:D
lol
This is so amazing! Ps: really fun and funny! i have a bird but a parakeet but im getting another! i love your birds laugh! it makes make me laugh!
Thanks to Jinx, Bubs has become a term of endearment I use. My birds, my husband. They are all bubs now.
I’ve started to call my dog bubs
I had no idea the big log thing could house treats. Kermit has many toys but only ever plays with the orange hanging one. Thanks for the video!
I'm trying to fix separation anxiety in a bird that had a very unique bonding experience with me, so his behaviors are all out of wack yay
I taught my eclectus to chew on wood as a trick. So far she's not super interested in it in the cage if I'm not there rewarding, but she's has a lot of fun with loose slats outside of the cage. It took her just a couple minutes to figure out what I wanted!
Jinxy you honestly melt my heart!!! 💙💛
Seeing him take it and throw it down reminded me of when my birds taught me how to play fetch. lol, it’s their favorite game to play while sitting on our kitchen island. They even taught our dogs by throwing claws full of food out of the cage to see them scramble for it!
lol
I have 2 conures...both LOVE their pine nut treats. I have one who LOVES toys and other who has never liked toys and prefers biting the linen.
What I do to get bird to like some thing is a play with it so my bird go's "hay you get to play with at I want to play with that"
My cockatiel, Baby, is very needy and over-attached. He does enjoy toys like corn dog sticks, candy wrappers, bottle caps, and toothpicks, but gets EXTREMELY hormonal over them, often resulting in biting.
Jinx: YAAAAA!
11:01
hahah so cute.
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Jinx is really cute, love those bigger birds too :) I‘m glad our galah is really playful and playing with toys on his own, speaks a whole lot, comes to us for cuddling and is generally ‚easy‘ to handle even though he’s just 2 yrs old xD
Ohhh thank you!❤️ My Greenwing, is still playing with toys (sometimes) but due to us being around all the time & the loss of my cat and great Dane who were always with her (my other cat now uses me as an emotional support animal & clings to me) so when no one is in the big room with her she tantrums & screams the house down. & She was never a screamer.
Jinxi talking was so funny.
Lol @Jinx giving his two cents every few seconds... “AHH.... WOO.... eh-eh! ....huhuhuhuhuh.....”
I’ve only had my bird a day and it already sits on my hand (as it was hand reared) but she already wants to spend time with me a lot so I definitely need to watch this video
You are lucky my bird is so scared from me he doesn’t wants me to be in the room he is in what do I do plz help
Sultanlion927 Gamer I dunno. It feels good to have a bird on your hand until it screams for attention 24/7.
But. Try finding some treats you can give from afar and then (very slowly) using that with your hand to show the bird your hand it okay. Also. Research! There’s a lot of great info on how to tame a bird out there. It might take some time but it’s worth it😁
Sultanlion927 Gamer do a lot of research on your bird and make sure you know how to read their body language and make sure that you’re not overstepping the birds boundaries and that you take time
Cool!! Congrats Madison!!
Thank you guys for helping
This is helpful. We just adopted an 11 year old male eclectus who has never had access to toys. This poor dude needs to learn how to be a bird. He doesn’t talk (except in his sleep) and everything scares him.
This should help him learn to be a bird.
I don't no how but your amazibg tricks always work
This is awesome. My cockatiel plays with anything I touch but I’m still watching because it’s too cute!
I must have been very lucky with my Ring Neck Parrot. I knew absolutely nothing about them.
He's 8 months old. We have had him for 5 months.
I didn't know that they could be afraid of toys and things. So, I just pass him whatever it is. He takes it and plays.
If it's a bell, he rings it. If it's a ball he throws is about. Give him 3 or 4 new things and he will run from one to another trying to play with them all at once.
He's not afraid of anything. Last week we bought him a much bigger cage. We took all of his toys and put them into it. In seconds he went in on his own and started to rearrange things the way he likes them.
I did notice that he has been careful with blue toys. It can be 10 to 20 seconds before he goes to a new blue toy, but then he treats them like all the others. If he doesn't like a toy he throws it out of his cage.
We never try to force him to do anything. He comes when we call him. He doesn't always stay for long.
I want to start to train him, but I don't know what else to get him to do. It's almost like he came already trained.
For the first 2 days he would bsvk away from us. Then he didn't bother. Now, he seems to want our attention. He likes having his feet stroked.
Is it that Ring Necked Parrots are easy going? He's more like a kitten than a bird.
He's just one of the family now. My 8 year old daughter plays with him with her Barbie Dolls. He pulls off the shoes and passes her the clothes.
He can't talk yet. I think that he sometimes gets frustrated when trying to show what he wants. I say a list. Apple, date, banana...get to what he wants and he let's you know.
I had no idea that these birds were so clever. Give him beads and he sorts them into different colours. My daughter is teaching him colours. She says red and he brings a red bead. So far it's only red and blue.
I would love it if you made some videos about Ring Necks. I'm sure that we could be doing so much more with Ricky.
He also seems to be hyperactive. When he's awake, he can't stay still. He runs around his cage so quickly. He bashes his toys as he runs past.
We want him to be as happy as possible.
I'm sure that we're doing so many things wrong. It's very difficult to know what to do. I worry that we might be making mistakes.
We didn't use clickers or sticks. Didn't know about them. We just say "good boy".
I really enjoyed your video. I'll look through the others. You seem to know what you're doing.
About your parrot dropping the toys off the table. I would just tell Ricky that it was naughty. He would stop.
If I tell him that something is naughty or not nice, he soon stops. He comes for a rub on his beak. Like he's saying sorry.
Your bird seems very loving and likes praise. He might just do as you ask yo please you.
I have a lot to learn. Thank you so much for your video.
my quaker is both clingy and independent at the same time. she wants to be around people even when she should be sleeping but as soon as she stops screaming for human to come back (about 4 minutes) then she’ll go about destroying her toys and stuffing things through her cage bars. She’s a fan of leaving all the shredded bits on my carpet for me to clean up later. Yay😂
I have 3 yr old Indian ringneck parrot he talks he is very smart . Sincerely Mr Barry Shulman.
Food from you is always better than the food in the toy!
I had My cocketiel for like 2 years and He wouldnt touch any of His toys.I then got a Senegal parrot Who just destroys everything.Next thing My cocketiel is picking at a preening type toy.Brilliant.I then started buying different toys that have preening type mixed with others.I then cleaned the cage out one day to find wood all over the bottom.Hed moved from the preening bit and started to chew the wooden blocks.Its great every time I look over Hes on a different perch playing with a different toy rather than when He used to just sit on 1 perch all day
Love Jinx's voice!!! It is like the cutest bird voice i've ever heard!😍😍😍
Thank you, BirdTricks!!
I have a very picky, white faced cockatiel. Getting him to play with any toy was near impossible. I followed every step, placed food in the toys, praised him when I saw him playing with them, and hung them near his favorite hang out spots. Now my only problem is keeping a steady supply of toys on hand (as he goes through them so fast!)
Really beautiful bird
A blue-throated macaw is my absolute dream bird. I love their little personalities and they are stunning. I love them so much! I can't wait until the day I can say I own one! Could you do a video specifically about the care and quirks of them?
I appreciate you so much. So I have a budgie and at first he didn’t care about his toys. Or he became hormonal with them, with lots of things. I took the offenders away. And eventually I brought them back but in front of him I would fill them with Millet and then added Millet to some finger traps - I started with toys he wasn’t hormonal with just to teach him it’s a toy. Then when I brought the others with treats he’s now breaking his toys., as much as he can. He’s re-homed and came attacking from protecting a cap or whatever he was hormonal about. He would bite lips and inside your nose... that was October. He no longer bites. Ever. He’s just learned to turn around and I just taught him target training. I’m not the best but he’s very smart. I hope I don’t mess him up because he’s great. He very happy with me and very happy playing alone. He’s sweet and talks a lot and comes to me. I feed him chop and all the good things and have him in a flight cage. I’ve learned soooo much and I am really enjoying our relationship. I think we make a great match, I love you but I also need my space but also I want a relationship. He used to be on an all seed diet. But he was very socialized. I learned first what what happening and then what to do about it from you and sometimes other you tubers. But I like your style and I think I’m more like you except I don’t know what I’m doing. Lol. And I don’t use a clicker because I don’t have one. I want to get your cook book. Also he regurgitates when I talk to him. He does not throw up. I try to back him up. Hoping he will stop doing that. Do I worry?
A macaw is literally my dream bird 😍
My bird has a little bit of separation anxiety when i first got him but now he is chill
I still need this video
Let me just save it real quick in case i need it in the future too -
Wow this is very interesting. This is the first video I've ever seen about bird behavior. I lived in a household with birds. the yellow faced ones with red circle cheeks and light grey feathers on the body. that was 20 years ago.
Do you think that they parrots not being entertained by the toys is a sign of higher intelligence? Or maybe you already saw other signs. The smart ones might play more or something, IDK.
Cool vid! Have you thought about giving the birds television? like ... ok. I've always got music going on in the background. And I watch TV. And most of the time I'm also playing a videogame. If I lose any one of these three it gets boring. I bet these birds are so bored without entertainment. They are smart, I wonder if puzzle toys will help? Who knows.
Oh my Jinxi! He's so cute and my favorite of your flock! Such a good baby! I love when he says "Wooo!"
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@@6743aman umm I’ve seen u say that to multiple people stop
So adorable and so smart.
My Rescue Grey seemed either uninterested in toys or afraid of them when I first got him a year ago. He only had one untouched toy in his cage when I bought him from a friend. He started chewing on his rope perch and would shred it. I would tell him he was a busy, busy bird and praise him for it. (I was watching to make sure he didn't ingest.) He enjoyed that praise, and I used it for new toys. I would point to a toy and ask him, "Are you going to be a busy, busy bird?" This seemed to give him confidence. It also seemed to give him permission. Now he chews on most toys, though he does like preening toys and snubs wooden block toys. He also has taken to homemade foraging boxes with his favorite treats inside, though he tends to save them for when he is in the right mood if that makes sense, usually in the car or if I have been gone all day.
I love your birds and your family you take care of them so well
Have a good day
You : Will you help me?
Jinx: *wanna get bites???*
Jinx is spending more time with Mom . . he loves his mom . . you can tell . .
I wish someone would give me a treat after I throw my toys on the floor. I love how you have such wonderful close up footage.
This bird makes the sounds from the virtual village mobile games. Lol
A galah goes through a kabob toy like a hot knife through butter, rather expensive matchsticks at bottom of cage in about an hour..
I'm not even a bird owner but just love your videos! At 14:30 he plays with the kabab and gets a treat in it without throwing it. I understand that the treat was reinforcement, but is there a reason you didn't also click since he actually engaged in a more desirable playing behavior (no throwing)?
Your so great with birds
When you gave jinx a kiss kiwi my Quaker also gave a kiss 😂
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Love your videos !!!
I have a parrotlet with a couple toys in his cage, every time I introduce a new one he puffs up and stars chirping so much and so loud. Then after a few minutes he doesn’t care about the toy. Then he just ignores it! So I’m going to train him to play with toys once we move
I looked away from the screen at one point and heard "okay", had to go back to check if it was Jinx or Jamie who said it, I genuinely wasn't able to tell. I've never heard him say okay and bububububu that much, it's SO CUTE. Can't handle it!
Is he blushing or is the pink/red normal? I'm fascinated with this ability. Lol!! He is adorable!!! Loooove the relationship between you two!! As always, GREAT and enjoyable information! Ty!!
I have a budgie and he rarely plays with his toys he loves target training. And this worked right away. He use to the the toy I just got him to shred! Like a paper shredder not to mention it was one I ordered from y’all hahahahaha he now likes it thanks to you!
When he said ok after hello it sounded like Jamie
ITS JINXI!!! HI SWEET BUBBA!!!
I also have a blue Throated macaw his name is Franz and he's so needy also!! 😅 Is it something of that macaws? 😁
This works!!! I tried it with my Quaker this morning. He has never chewed wood in his life (2.5years). Tonight his balsa block is trashed! I'm so happy! Thanks Jamie!
Definitely going to try this on my baby Chestnut-fronted mini Macaw 🦜
Haha My bird says no the same way. Stands strait and shakes his head.
Luckily, my blue fronted amazon is a wrecking ball with toys, but sometimes she ignores new types of toys for her old favorites. Once she tries the new toys out, she loves them, but that takes a while! Maybe I can use some of these techniques to entice her a bit faster.
Also, I see that your birds love the tags as well!
My yellow nape blue front does the same and I never thought to just leave the tags on, good idea.
Yep. The tags are a free bonus that takes about 0.2 seconds for any given bird to destroy😂
Jinx is gorgeous!!! 💋💋💋💋
Love the intro very awesome
I CANT WAIT IM GETING A COCKATEIL TOMORROW
Love your videos 💗💗
How’s your Cockatiel settling in?
@@mastercarpenter870 his doing great!
He was hand feeded so his trained all ready the second day he sat on are head hand and flu to us if we called him!
Now his singing all the time and just wants to be with us he is so adorable!!!
Lex gacha that’s amazing!! You can tell your Cockatiel loves you.
@@mastercarpenter870 mhm he always sits on my head and when he gets scared he flys to me first
Or when I tell him
Beautifull bird .keep doing what your are doing .best wishes from birmingham uk.love this channel
Lol the laugh at the beginning was perfect
I watched this on lunch at work and when I saw about the giveaway I txt my husband to check in our large toy box that had just arrived and he sent back a pic of a shredded box and purple paper lol our GSC2 devoured the box but we didn’t see any bandit remnants lol great giveaway idea though! Good luck to everyone! The toy boxes themselves are AMAZING! Both my Too and Jenday love the large chunky!
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Thank you my bird is so clingy and always wants to sit with me and never plays with toys
I can see the birds possibly unsure if they are allowed to destroy something. Especially if it smells brand new.
Love Jinx ❤️
He wants a treat for getting the treat from the foeage toy softwooden one. Haha!