Some Biting and a BREAKTHROUGH With Fennel The Eclectus Parrot
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- What a day with Fennel the Eclectus Parrot!
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Capri obviously watches your videos since she knows that when you find yourself saying “just one more rep” that’s when you stop, lol ☺️
Fennel is doing great! Capri is such a good kid, so patient with Jamie’s shenanigans and distractions 😂😂😂
Thank you guys for changing my birds lives
I was given a cockatiel 26 days ago, I've had budgies before but have never been responsible for a bird this size or training any of them on my own so i've been using you channel as a guide on what I should do, I'm taking said cockatiel to the vet today for a checkup and am honestly worried cause I'm not a point yet where I can handle the cockatiel without issues into a carrier and I'm scared of causing the bird to hate me afterwards so wish me luck xD also they managed to take off their leg band which had never happened with any of my birds.
Fennel bit capri so gently the first time. She’s a very sweet and mild bird! Many birds wouldn’t have afforded her that!
That was amazing. And as you always say: End on a good one. i think it was good on Capri to tell you to stop.
Its niceo see how the parrots grow and get more secure and healthy!
Wow this bird has such gorgeous coloring
Capri- " I wanna spend time with youuuu"
My reaction: That's soooooo sweet 🥰
My next reaction: Wait till she becomes a teenager muahahahaa ☠😂😂
I think as a parent you should take these kinds of statements seriously. just once something to do with the little girl ... nail salon or something to eat ice cream.
You need to take into consideration that most peoples parents arent even remotely as cool as dave and jamie leigh.
lmao Capri was fed up with fennel
Umm he is talking about Capri not your daughter.
Capri, the voice of reason here 😉 Good job, Capri! ❤️
Such a remarkable video. So may thoughts and observations.
1) capri is RE…MARK..ABLE. Such an amazing little being and a credit to her parents. The whole situation on the bed, the biting…completely nonplussed.
2) just within this video, interesting fennel didn’t have the greatest interest in the millet until you started targeting. It reads to me almost less like reinforcement and more like muscle memory on fennels part.
3) I love the early reinforcement of the step up. The shaping is so nuanced: after the first foot touched. It reads kind of like your reinforcing the body weight shift and not just shaping the foot touch.
A wonderful masterclass! Fennel seems to be the least food motivated project bird you’ve had. Curious to know if she has been your most vexing project bird to crack?
Fennel , young lady what are you watching, you could be outside . Fennel was just blocking the iPad . 3:49 Fennel got bored flew to the window but look it nice outside to the young lady, bird can tell want they want so cute.
Really enjoyed this video. Noticing the nuances of this particular training for this particular bird. God bless u guys for having the balls to try to teach something SO COMPLEX, yet so easy in concepts.
You guys give so much more understanding when we get to c these normal daily activities for “training” the humans, ummm, I mean birds😉😂
I’ll be in touch soon for a session #3. Lots going on.
Boozi is perfect, but our lives are going to change, and we’ll need your guidance❤️
So glad I have u guys for support. I want the move to be as painless as possible, for my girlie😊
Yay! Fennel! 💛🦜So happy for her making such great progress there with the step-up. 🤗
Fennel has improved so much, with your patience & training. Must feel good !!
Hello Marie,, how are you doing today, how’s everything going?
Fennel is a beautiful bird
So good
That bird is gorgeous
That outdoor flight is awesome! Wish I could get something like it. Are there any vids or info on how or where to buy materials to set that up?
Beautiful bird, so colorful.❤
I think anyone that’s been involved with training any creature can empathise with the bargaining….ok, begging 😆 ….”please….I’ll put you straight back down…..please….straight away, promise…..please step up…..” lol…..been there, done that.
Hm, Fennel not being as fearful with you is definitely interesting! Because she's young it makes me wonder if baby/juvenile birds go through something like the fear periods puppies/young dogs go through. Her having been very fearful and then suddenly no longer that way reminds me of that time in training puppies.
Can we have a new video about blueberry?
Your daughter looks just like you. Great video!
Nice insight into your training routine!
For every trick you do with a bird you should do one with Capri
Thank you for sharing! New parrot 🦜 mom
Fennel is a character. Capri is a funny.
I wonder if it's the environment that scares them? I'm having that issue with my GCC... at first he was fine, now... he's terrified of everything. I will admit, I don't have a "good and happy" living situation. I've been thinking it's the "feeling" of the house in general... Perhaps Fennel had a similar situation. And since you guys are peaceful, loving and it's calm there... she not afraid.
It makes me wonder how can you tell when they are having eye sight problems or deafness.
The bird like immerses into the picture; loves the music. Seems to need 'input'.
Would you mind to further explain that? That sounds interesting
how old she now?
Jamie when are you going to show blizz training xxx
whats that outdoor netted area and how can we purchase something like that
It is a batting cage and is available through Amazon. www.amazon.com/shop/Birdtricks?listId=WWZF4DP84QK8
@@BirdTricks Can they get tangled in the netting?
Again I see you are approaching Fennel like many other parrots. ekkies are very different, especially females. Avoid dark places with her because she will instinctually want to nest even if she is not mature. They also are thinkers and react only when they are ready. My female also does the one foot thing. If you notion slightly up when she give you the one foot she will most likely finish the step up.
I’m 13 and have school and stuff and live in an apartment, I’m looking for a sun conure but I think it’ll be to loud for an apartment, is there any recommendations? Btw love ur vids very informative
Conures are very noisy for close neighbors! Think about a 100 decibel alarm going off through a wall a few times a day.
Or 100 decibel alarm potentially going off all day. Quieter birds are African Grays, a happy Senegal parrot (mine was loud when she was younger and didn’t feel like she was getting enough attention but if she was happy she was quiet), a budgie, a cockatiel, and many pionus. Of course you can have individuals that are louder than others but the species listed are typically much quieter than Sun Conures.
Thanks both alot
Capri reminds me of Dave lol
Hi. How do I get in touch with you for help?
You can email my customer service team at info@birdtricks.com
Hi! Out of topic but I need help. I got a budgie named Blu about 2 months ago who was always and scared and etc. I got another budgie named Belle and a lot of people have told me it was a bad idea because I didn't get to bond with Blu. So, they clicked right away but now they're both scared. I have a cage on the ground and it's medium big. So, been 2 months and I tried EVERYTHING with them. I tried to make them try new food, they refused because they were too scared to try. I showed them treats, but I don't even think they know what it is. So, they have been eating pellets all the time, day and night. They have gotten a little comfortable with me by coming onto my hands. But, they still scoot away when I try and get them. And, I've taken them outside (they are 4 months old and can't fly that well yet.) and they enjoy being outside. But when I try and get them back into our house, they attempt to run away and I have to go after them. It's so frustrating, they're always scared and I'm not sure what to do anymore. Any tips at at all? They're also quiet sometimes but yk they can make loud noises here and there. I really need help, my mom is thinking of getting them away.
I noticed that my African grey which is 9 months old somtimes times will not step up to my hand when I want to take him out the cage so I just leave him be but he will let me know when to wants to come out he will come down the cage and then when I try to take him out he will step up is this normal behavior??
I would suggest trying to figure out what else could be contributing to his desire to come out at that particular time. Does it coincide with a certain time of day, or maybe before / after a meal? Does he get a full 12 hours of sleep? What is his diet and what treats are you using / what’s his motivation to step up when you ask him? I would also try to film when you try to take him out to see if your body language is contributing like when Capri kept trying despite Fennel’s “no” body language
We do have to accept that they are not robots and do have choice. Sometimes they eagerly and willingly step up or come out if their cage. Sometimes they will not. Remember it is their cage, which is their home. It is theirs. Sometimes they are moody, perhaps tired, disinterested in interacting or down right ornery. Other times they are trying to step up and it seems as though they are trying to bite you. It is a learning process.
Yet as a living creature they have a choice in what they do.
He sleeps from 8 pm till 7 am and get a fresh fruit and veg diet with occasional pellets and treats are his favorite nuts and seeds he usually like to come out when we're all wtv and together
My friend got a parrot and it poops every where
Yes birds poop, dogs poop and people poop 💩
I think it's good to keep a closer eye on Capri. sometimes she just wants en needs too be a child., Always pushing birds in on her hmm … i don't know. she didn't feel very comfortable to me. quite a fun video to watch and I love watching you guys work... but I think Capri needs a little more... time without birds sometimes.
She asked capri if she wanted to hang out with fennel capri said yes if capri had said no Jamie wouldn't have made her do so
I totally agree. Jamie seems overly obsessed with the birds and very disinterested in Capri. She is a little girl and seems to be an afterthought unless being used to help with the birds. Hopefully when the camera is off Jamie has one on one time with Capri and shows her the same amount of attention as she does the birds.
5:37 wait, just wondering, what happened there?
I think Fennel just got spooked by the net moving / the adjustment to an outdoor area and tried to fly, but Jamie was holding onto her feet to keep her safely inside the net
@@high-bi-password doesnt that hurt abit tho
@@mrgorillaflavour9041 it can be done gently and only if for a very short time. jamie probably let go once they were through the net as it would have been ok for fennel to fly (just assuming). but yeah re: your initial question she got spooked.
So this has nothing to do with the video. I have a cockatiel who was fed and all seed diet and now she won to eat any greens what do I do?
And onather question
She was as friendly as can be and then she got a severe injury that needed stitches from the vet and she's now not very friendly do I start over?
Just my two cents but Capri with the camera is very dizzying.
Yeah I’m sure she’s sorry her pre teen isn’t a great videographer……good grief.
She's just a child!
Just gave my opinion. Don’t know why you are so defensive of someone else’s daughter. Just wondering though, how much do you support their family? I mean other than your comments stating the obvious.
@@MrJdubz100 I’m almost 17 and let’s be real… I film like a freaking toddler, so I can see how it’s like that.
So I would probably not watch videos of you filming things by hand. It doesn’t mean you are a terrible person, it just means that you can’t hold a camera still. I don’t get why so many people are jumping to Capris rescue when SHE DOESN’T NEED RESCUING.