Parrot talking training: Tips for talking by owner of one of the worlds famous talkers Pt 1
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This is FANTASTIC! People don't understand that birds learn like children, and are extremely bright. THANK YOU for putting up these videos!
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sorry to hear from your loss thank you for helping people to under stand there birds
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this parrot went missing 2 years ago
owner,please post exact known whereabouts on ALL your videos here.maybe someone found her back ten and had no idea whose she was!
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Many bird owners don't clip, and do recall training (fly training), which is a great "sport" for the bird... You need to know what you're doing though, so that you don't lose your pet. A harness can be used also.
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whatta loser hes assumin the wing rule cos he left his wings uncut for that period wataa sad 1 get a life and nmba 1 doesnt matter what o his wings do the talkin
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you dumbass clipping the birds wing psychilogically
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dont clip your birds wings? wtf, you don't know shit!
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Ive had my grey for 14 years and learned she will say what she wants when she wants, lol. But certain actions do get a proper response; like seeing me with my keys means Bye, bye.
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my african grey can say, peek a boo, ow, and hello. these tips helped me! THX ANDREW!
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i have a lovebird less than 1 year old and it's winges is been cut for he very firsts days...that why is difficult to make triks?pls answer?should i continiu trying to train it?
I understand the the topic of wing clipping is a very emotional one for some people. But emotion does not trump science, and the science shows a strong indication that the development of a birds potential comes from it's brain growth in the first few years. Part of that growth is the birds ability to fly and move and the co-ordination of the neurons in these tasks affect other tasks (neuro plasticity).
Feeling strongly against this and name calling does not make you right :0
kskiwi 1 year ago
wtf are u talkin about when u said to not clip their wings?!?!? my african gray flew away twice and he's not even 8 months old... and he talks perfectly
heartzforeverash 4 years ago
I give the reason - to enhance brain growth! This is not to say a clipped bird will not learn, just that you may have better results from a full nurological development. Just as a point of interest, in Europe it is almost consider animal abuse to clip parrot wings. I make no judgements either way, Tui will be clipped when we are travelling in our RV, but might I suggest you close the windows and doors :)
kskiwi 4 years ago