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  • I love animals so, so, much! My friend has a Parrot name Buddy, and he scratched and bit the fool out of me. So, I kind of fear Parrots at the moment... Amazing video, @GoodBirdlnc

  • very sweeeet i want them :((( :)

  • What is the treat

  • @xToXiicxT3RRoRx go down about 3 posts for more info on that : )

  • I wish she would rub my tummy and my head :<

  • what do they give birds to eat as a reward of doing thing in a correct way ?

  • @0gostrun go to my blog on my website. Then search "training diet" in the search box about half way down on the right. It tells you all about what I feed. website is good bird inc. 

  • canu upload indian ringneck parrots plz

  • @obaid16195 The good news if that positive reinforcement training applies to all species from lovebirds to macaws : ) You can use the same techniques to train your ringneck.

  • even my dog won't let me cut his nail <.<

    I wanna trade him for a parrot xD

  • Beni is a Blue Throated Macaw. They are smaller than B&G's, have blue instead of black beards and facial feathers and quite endangered in the wild. Check out the Bird Endowment to see how you can help support their conservation project.

  • What in the ...what kind of macaw is that? Looks like a BG but the pattern is strange and the coloring is blueish green, is it just the camera or that's what it looks like?

  • had my parrot now 5 yrs and having trouble breakin him into going on his back or using a towel over him & won't let me touch his wing or front/backsides to pet him only his head. before we bought him ppl in the store would terrorize him so i think that traumatized him a lot, whats best ways to break a parrot of this and to train to get farther of touching etc?

  • @fruitdemon think in terms of "training" and not so much "breaking" : ) The goal is to give the bird the opportunity to volunatarily participate and get something fun in return such as desired treats or attention. Check out my info on my website on the basics of training with positive reinforcement. you can get free articles on how to train at the FAQ page. That will help get you started.

  • do u know some where i can get cheap talking parrots

  • @obaid16195 Creating a talking parrot is really about training and early learning experiences. Good Bird Inc will have more resources for you (and others) on this in the near future.

  • Hello i have a jenday conure named Coco he lunges at a lot most of the time because hes tired he once bit my finger to see if it was strong and i quietly said ow and took away my hand hes always lunging at me everytime i come near i have had him 2 weeks now plz reaspond

  • @linksnake7 please check out my FAQ page on behavior problems. Go the good bird inc website and you will see the blue box on the top left with the link to the page. Tons of resources for you there : )

  • I have budgies, parrotlets and a lovebird. One male budgie is rather tame because he flies to me, lets me pet him, and he will go upside down while on my finger. He does this only if I have millet in my hand. The other male budgie will just come to my hand if I have millet. The male parrotlet is very tame, but he won't step up without biting. The Peachfaced lovebird (unknown sex) and another male parrotlet will come home soon. What video would be good for us? We want to have a good bond. Thanks.

  • @happyinlove97 That is great that your birds respond to millet. You have a training tool to help you get started. I would recommend my first DVD Parrot Behavior and Training and/or the Live Workshop DVD called The Basics of Training. Either of those will help you get started buidling a trust relationship with your bird.

  • @GoodBirdInc Thanks for the reply. I'll get the first DVD to use with my birds.

  • Hi, I just got a eight week old umbrella cockatoo. The first day, he was terrified but in two three days, she has really began to trust me. Im planing on training her once shes able to fully control her balance. What treats are you giving your pets to reward them....i think i saw green peas. I also have a four year old African Grey whos loving, but doesnt take any treats from hand, he just refuses to take it, even if he may love eating it, hence its a bit difficult training him to do any trick

  • @sarpreet321 if you go to my website (goodbirdinc) and click on the blog you can do a search for "diet" and get a detailed explanation on the treats I use and how I create motivation. There is also a blog on training baby parrots. Search thos words too. Also check out my FAQ behavior problem page for a list of resources to help you get started with your bird. The link to that is on my home page of my website in the blue box on the top left hand side.

  • I just got a 3 month old ringneck - he was handfed but is terrified of people - won't let anyone near him, flies away and screeches, doesn't play with toys, totally quiet.... I am worried about him though he is at least eating well. How do I get him to trust me? I don't like toweling him but that is the only way to handle him. I love this little guy and wish he wasn't terrified of me :(

  • @dharmabird67 please check out my behavior problem FAQ page for some resources to help you gain trust with your bird : ) Go to my website at good bird inc and then click on Behavior FAQ on the top left corner (blue box)

  • Do these birds ever eat meat ?

  • @seapeddler They are not really built to eat meat, altough pet parrots seem to enjoy the taste of cooked meat from time to time. I personally tend to avoid it with parrots and stick to something more suited for the species.

  • How did you get a blue-throated macaw? they are very endagered.

  • @Zarthga blue throats are bred in captivity. Many of the parrot species we see as pets are threatened or endangered in the wild but bred in captivity for the pet industry. They do not impact wild populations adversely. In fact Beni the one in this clip is an animal ambassador. He teaches people about blue throated macaw conservation at the Kaytee Learning Center : )

  • Hey what type of a bird wrigley is? becaus i dont wanna get something that big i know it will be too expensive but wrigley looks oky with the size.. i guess its cheaper than the first one..

  • @boran267 Wrigleyvus a double yellow headed amazon parrot. You can find more info about different species under "parrot profiles" on my website goodbirdinc

  • hey how long did it take for him to learn all that? lets say with an hour of training everyday. i want to get a blue one like the first one but i dont know any pet stores can someoe help me to look and buy one?

  • @boran267 i acquired them right after weaning. then worked with them for about 3 months. approximately 15-20 minutes per day of training specifics behaviors. an hour is too long ; ) The rest of the time was just interacting for fun and enrichment. Please see my blog and website for more info : ) GoodBirdInc

  • that uses food as a reward?

  • @xstef67x food , head scratches, attention...whatever the animal likes

  • @GoodBirdInc Thank you. 're good .. I'm Italian .. I'd like to buy your DVD. sin which is in English.

  • my parrot died yesterday :(

  • @phichini I am very sorry to hear that : (

  • @phichini

    Im so sorry for ur lost...=(

  • how much did you bye her for

  • @mcarthur26 please check out my blog at goodbirdinc to learn more about the baby parrots and their history

  • @GoodBirdInc I actually know very well about macaws i have seen them around alot and have seen alot of biographys about them.So how much did you buy her for?

  • @mcarthur26 I did not buy the birds...please check the blog as mentioned for their story

  • Wonderful Video! You do such Good Work! 

  • I miss my parrot T_T

  • Awesome simply awsome. Great Trainer.

  • I miss my parrot when i saw this video....

  • very nice

  • CUTIE!!!!!! Soo sweet!! My dad used to have one.

  • Very nice Video, greate stuff

  • Great Video! I just got a young galah and I'm very excited to start training him. What sort of treat/rewards do you give your birds?

  • just small bits of pine nut

  • They are beautiful and adorable! Thank you for helping to teach children about these wonderful animals.

  • wow they learned a lot ;)

  • spectacular they are true jewels!!!

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