Three Tips to Stop Parrot Biting

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • How do you stop your parrot, parakeet, or cockatiel from biting, even if you aren't even trying to step it up? We discuss three often overlooked simple ways you can stop your parrot from biting you to use right now!
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Комментарии • 19

  • @rickicoughlan8299
    @rickicoughlan8299 5 месяцев назад

    This is great. Very clear and creates plenty of space and opportunity for Carmen to feel safe and supported. Also, loved his goodbye whistle at the end

  • @nabeelawan9428
    @nabeelawan9428 5 дней назад

    very informative, this chick knows what shes doing. thanks for sharing useful info Pretty girl

  • @nancylightfoot4207
    @nancylightfoot4207 2 года назад +2

    What a good bird! Fun to see some of the same challenges we're facing. My favorite is the agency--our Grey Ecco definitely does training with us on head scritches, and every time we listen you can see her relax and smile. Sometimes it's faking us out or saying no for weeks at at time, but it's so worth it. You can't get to calm and love without trust.

  • @kristiecobb5399
    @kristiecobb5399 Год назад +1

    Wow!!! Thank you so much for that! I have an African Grey and have been bitten several times doing the heard scratch! I do have one question, though. Sometimes, he does put his head down for me to scratch, and then the next second, he goes to bite me. 😢 I automatically use the finger to ask him if HE wants a scratch. And again, sometimes he puts his head down for me and then a second layer...ouch! I will put your advice to practice, though! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!! 🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊

  • @Ewert99
    @Ewert99 Год назад

    Great advice!! I've watched at least four different youtubers and this is by far the best, thanks!

  • @fernsader9261
    @fernsader9261 2 года назад

    Love your videos

  • @heatherwolf4551
    @heatherwolf4551 2 года назад

    GREAT video! I'm looking forward to getting back into the lab, just have to wait for my budget to allow it. Tons of excellent info there!

  • @Erki750
    @Erki750 2 года назад

    Awesome job❤️🦜

  • @loveyourparrot_
    @loveyourparrot_ 2 года назад

    Great video, I love this training info! You can see how well you communicate with him and he has been trained very well. It's a win\win for both parrot and owner. Such a lucky bird to have you.

    • @avianbehavior
      @avianbehavior  2 года назад +1

      Thanks so much! He is a special guy

  • @ladypalomino3151
    @ladypalomino3151 Год назад

    Thank you so much for this video. I am working with a yellow headed Amazon who bites and Oh does it hurt. So your videos are very helpful.

  • @esoteric9333
    @esoteric9333 2 года назад

    Another amazing video! So much info pack in there

    • @avianbehavior
      @avianbehavior  2 года назад

      Thank you! I'm glad you find them valuable

    • @mary-sueruiter6671
      @mary-sueruiter6671 2 года назад

      @@avianbehavior oh my! It’s my Oliver’s double. I think he’s 25 yrs old. Sign me up lol

  • @seraghezam4971
    @seraghezam4971 Год назад

    I have sulphur crested cockatoo and he likes head scratch but if you stop he will bite you to get your attention and he will keep coming back to you for more and more of the head scratch, also if you turn my back he also will bite you, at the end I am not trusting him at all to be near from my family. There is also this behavior when there is a new person from my family or friends came to my house he will recognizes him and starts his previous behavior request for head scratch.

  • @marisolavila2968
    @marisolavila2968 Год назад

    Hi can you do with Amazon parrot

  • @alexandrasmith8434
    @alexandrasmith8434 2 года назад

    My new rescue has no toes and no balance so the treat feeding process is so much harder. She has so many behavioral issues from a neglected environment and being housed with so many large amazons (she’s an Alexandrine) and with her feet so many things are different in the training process.

    • @CariBarbour
      @CariBarbour Год назад

      I'm so sad to hear about your alexandrine and hope it's going well. Try offering small treats that she won't need to hold like pieces of nuts or you can cut up her favorite treat into smaller pieces. She will probably use her beak a lot as a third leg so keep that in mind when training. I wish you all the luck, you are wonderful for taking in this sweet parrot and I hope it is going well!