My love bird was my best freind, I loved him so much, I had him since he was 2 weeks old so I i saw him grow up, my little brother took him in the yard on a dusty day, we kept looking till sun set but we couldn’t find him, we looked all around the neighborhood, it was no use, I am still crying and I hope that he is okay, may god be with u kiwi❤️❤️. Update: we found him happily sitting on a tree biting branches, he is super healthy and in good shape , I’m so grateful that I found him❤️
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
I trained my lovebird, same as this, without cutting his wings. He is a rescued bird. He was injured. I just gave him care, love and some personal space. Now every morning, he sits on my shoulder and together we prepare breakfast. I didn't train him for massage either. Flying is in their biology. Don't cut their wings. By cutting their wings, you become their need not someone they truly love or show trust to. Train them with wings. They'll be more happier this way.
My lov birds are One year old and I don’t know how to train them in the past they used to have stress but now I just try so hard I never counted the Wigns, what suggestion you can give me?
*NEVER* cut the wings. I have budgies and I rescued a lost young roseicollis. I leave free flight into my living room and return on my shoulder without constrictions.
I used to have parrots and never heard anything remotely close to cut their wings in order to make them your friends. My parrot used to do everything you show but without cutting any wings. The bird will slowly adjust to you and if you nice to them they will love you back. Don't hurt anyone to gain their love we aren't in Rome and it's not stone age. It's like hey let's brake your bother arms and make him love you in the next 30 days. Even if it doesn't hurt the bird, it's still not the way people acquire others' respect. Time is the answer like in any relationship, you do your best and your partner will see it, bird or girlfriend it's the same in anything alive around us.
Yes but every bird is very different and sometimes is for safety and practicality, some birds will literally die due to their own flight sometimes, while you prove a point it’s still liberally harmless for the bird, this guys videos proves it
DONT CUT THEIR WINGS. You can easily earn their trust in many other ways. Cutting their wings will cause them insecurity and other psychological problems. If the bird flies away is because you are going to fast. You should first do things with the bird while it is inside its cage and then when it doesn’t fear your hand, try to get him out.
I like how you understand birds still need to be treated right, but it's still good to get an older bird. People think it's easier to make a bond with a bird if they're younger, but older birds are also as easy. Yeah, it might take longer, but it will pay off in the long-term. Plus, older birds are mostly neglected because no one likes getting them because they'd rather get younger birds. The bond you make with the bird only depends on how you treat them and how much time you give them, not the age.
I found two mature lovebird a year ago, but still can't tame them. Well at first, they're so wild and don't want any human to get close with them, but as time goes by, they started to dare to be on my shoulder. But that's it.
@Just Someone - I recently got a very young pet store budgie. I'm not sure how young, but he had the bars going all the way down to his cere and his eyes are solid black. Anyway, I've had him for 7 weeks and he's still having a hard time adjusting. He hates coming out of his cage, ugh. I can leave the door open for hours and he usually won't come out on his own. He just sits there most of the time. My heart is broken for him. I spend a lot of time feeding him different veggies and working with him in the cage, but he's not playing much at all. He doesn't know how. I got a young one because I "thought" it would be easier but it's actually been kind of hard. The few times he's flown out of the cage, he's terrified and goes straight down to the floor because they pet store clips all of the birds. I don't want to re-open that issue. I'm just really scratching my head on how to speed up the "getting him to trust me more" process so we can start having some fun interactions, sigh. I thought it would be so much easier...
@@niglet6387 dude is is cruel it psychologcly hurts the bird an cause s bone atrafy or whatever is it called when the bone from not Bing used gets small and week
buurt it’s really not it’s like taking ur Legs and saying owww it’s fine they will grow back in 8 months it’s not good they will feel so much more stressed because there in a new home and can’t fly that mean in my opinion of course am not hating on the person making the RUclips video but am trying to help you understand
How beautiful is this guy's accent. He sounds so sweet. The bird is so sweet. There love for each other is sweet. I loved it. It was just what I needed after a long day.
This helps me a lot, thank you! My uncle bought me a Lovebird parrot without my parents knowledge, they're cool now. I named her Felix, I thought she was a boy at first. I'm still learning how to understand Felix but the process is rewarding. My parents didn't know if they wanted a bird but after a couple of days with Felix they abore the little one. She loves food, her bottle cap, the kitchen sink, and likes to be on my shoulder.
Replace the bird with a person, and this video takes a whole new meaning. It's like a tutorial on how to groom someone to be in a controlling/manipulative relationship. 😅
The feathers grow back, and the bird will be able to fly, it's just so much easier to train the bird if it can't fly away from you when u are trying to train it
When I brought my bird, it was very wild and I was unable to hold it or feed it, so I clipped its wings and feeding it became easier with time. It got used to me and its wings grew, but I was always worried that it would fly to the electrical areas and get hurt or get stuck in a place and I could not find it, so I started closing the cage door constantly... With time, I felt that... Depressed...his wings were clipped again so that he could fly without rising too high. His cage is always open whenever he wants to go out and he can walk around the house comfortably. 
@sofiabagiartaki7808 feed them from your hand so they associate your hand with good things and they will very very soon become hand tame. They have to eat at some point so they will eventually just come to you. I've done this with 6 birds so far and my african grey was supposed to be a biter when I got her, now she is the sweetest bird I know
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
well if you dont, thatll probably lead them to never love you, and in the end theyll probably live a stressful life around you since you cant let them out of their cage either as it too hard to catch and out them back. if you clip it, it gets used to you, and by the time its chill with you, its flight feathers probably would have grown back. so in the end, itll be happt and safe around, AND be able to fly. also, it isnt painful for the bird.
@@EnverWasHere i never cut my birds wings and they love me perfectly well and listen to me, they step up my finger and I can put them in their cage any time I want. I achieved this by being patient with them. A bird has a physical and psychological need to fly, they didn't get these wings for nothing
I miss my peach-faced lovebirb!! He was my lil baby 🥰I'm not quite ready nor have the means for another birb right now but will keep these in mind for when I am ready!
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
I love this bc everything you said was like the opposite of what everyone else was saying- through the knowledge right out the window, with your bird alongside it
I've had my little lovebird and he died last Year.. His partner earlier. He was my best friend and got be be 13 1/2 years old. These little birds can get ca 15 years old. What I want you to know is that you need to have at least 2 of them! It makes it much harder to train them (probably impossible), but they need another one. Without it's cruel to them!!! Especially lovebirds need a partner (also other parrots). So please don't take just one! It's turture. I understand you want him to be dependent on you. But why cut his wings as he loves to fly? It's a bird! Also when he's able to fly as he can he will get on your shoulder etc. Believe me. And you take away a natural Skill of him and a natural escape choice as you put him under a lot of pressure. So if you don't want your bird to fly away... Don't buy a bird. It's a BIRD. Sorry my englisch isn't the best but I wanted to tell you this :) It's no hate against you just something I want you to know.
Hi, i am planning to buy a girl in several time. I cut his wings because he never had an experience of flying. And this way i am not taking anything from him, i will let them grow when he will be ready. I just want him to be less stressed and way more powerful emotionally, because he can’t fly away from the problem but face it. Trust me, in a few week he will appreciate the power of flying way more than other birds. Have a nice day.
@@fredeck19 I have a couple of lovebirds whose wings are clipped. the wings will grow and replace just like our hair. sometimes 6 months to a year depending on how much was clipped. I clipped my new lovebird's wings and he can still get around. 😁
Idk man, this seems a tad stressful on the bird. Especially the "lock his feet" part. I'd much rather just take my time and let him slowly get used to me at his own pace.
Hi, i am agree with you, it is a little bit stressful for the bird. But at the end of the day, everybody decide how much time he is willing to give for taming his individual. Have a nice day.
@@ILiuHaBrO while I do agree that every bird is different, I also strongly believe that it is up to the bird to decide when it wants to get closer to you. Instead of forcing it to love you if that makes sense? Like yknow, being around it and giving it the opportunity to climb your finger or letting you touch it, instead of not giving it a choice :D
I’m looking into Peach-faced Lovebirds (and might get one), and how you explain things makes it sounds so easy! Now I feel like I will be a good bird keeper :)
Nice video bro, I didnt cut my love bird wings, I played love birds chirping video and placed the device on my hand, she came to me slowly, and like this I also taught her to come in my hands and shoulders and gain trust, within just 1 month. Now I also kiss her whenever she comes to me😁
I dont really like cutting bird feathers, but when training lovebirds its ok. They will grow back by the time they are fully trained and will not need its feathers to be cut any further.
bro the way you explaining it it makes me enjoy your videos so much, and this was my first time watching your video, and ill sub to your channel because you made me love you ☺, keep it up bro.
⚠️WARNING DO NOT READ IF SENSITIVE⚠️ : I trim my lovebirds wings too sometimes when he needs it. However it's not for my pleasure. I only cut his wings due to the fact that I had a lovebird that died about eight months ago. It flew off my shoulder while going on our daily walk in a new area.. there were cars nearby.. Sadly that was the day she passed away I went out and bought another lovebird about a month after not to replace my other lovebird but too keep my home bright and full of life. The lovebird that I bought is called blue she is a blue masked lovebird and he's completely healthy.
Aw, sorry to hear that. We didn't go out of our way to get our lovebird, he flew into our neighbours house and our neighbour doesn't have birds or anything for birds, me and my family do. So they brang him to us in a small cage they had and asked if we wanted him, he's so damn beautiful. He's got like a deep red, darker green and abit of orange yellow around his neck but it's like alot darker on the top of his head. He's absolutely beautiful, we've had him for a few months and he was in a cage with like 1 toy for awhile, me and my mum didn't really have alot of money and with this virus it's hard. We felt bad and the virus has KIND OF calmed down and my mum's been getting more money so she bought him a whole new cage the other day, then today we went to do abit of groccery shopping so we went and got him a bunch of toys for in his new big cage, then we met up with this breeder and got him a friend, they kept grooming eachother and laying against eachother making a heart shape between the two of them. It's so cute, they only just met and they're already buddies.
@@scottdixon2505 every day we would take a walk however that day we were in a new area.. Usually shewould be on my shoulder the whole time. It was trained she had never flew off so I'm not sure what was the reason she flew off of me.. Also I didnt even know harnesses for birds existed until 2 months ago. I've already purchased one for my current lovebird to avoid it from getting hurt.
with all my respect i'm against cutting birds wings.. i have had a couple of peach-faced love birds at the age of 6 to 7 months old and i could tame them normaly and easily without cutting their wings at all.
@@elizabethhirst4040 Be careful, i never suggest you to cut their wings, never! your babies are still young and small and you can start tamming them easily but you have to be patient and to spend time with them as long as you can. also try to speak in front of them with a soft voice and whispering and they will get used to your voice.. usually after few days they will more calm, and slowly try to feed them using your hand, because females are more sensitive than males just go slowly and step by step until you reach the final point where you could get them outside the cage.. if you need more advices i can help you with that : just contact me on whatsapp : +213554737745 good luck & peace out!
I have 3 birds and they are all trained and tame, but i never cut their wings, its like taking away their safety, also flying is very important for the mental and physical health of a bird. there are many other technicues to train a bird, it just takes a lot of time and patience.
My love bird is one year old and I had him with me since he was like 4 mouth (I found him on the street, he was very thirsty and tired) but, even if he was "old" or at least not a puppy anymore, he's a really good boy! Two days ago he somehow menaged to open his cage while i was sleeping, I had my door and my Window open, but even if he had the occasion too fly away, he just came in bed with me and slept on the other pillow (he doesn't have his wings cutted, i found him in the streets, and i think that taking away from him one thing that makes him a bird is kind of egoistic)The only thing is that he bites, he does it to play, but still he doesn't know how much he can hurt! How can I teach him not to bite? (Sorry for the bad english, but I'm italian)
Thats a good point. Mine also bites, but i solved this by screaming: “Auuuuuu”. And also i have something that i say when he not bites too much, something like: you are a good boy. So he knows when he bites too hard, and chenge the pressure
Man, you should definitely move over. Be optimistic and remember, if kiwi could think like you, he would wish you to be happy. So please be happy. I know its hard, it happened to me also to lose a parrot best friend. But i choose to be happy and it worked. 😉
Actully cutting the wings is harmful even tho they don’t feel anything but it results in lack of trust plus this is a bird it has wings it will fly that’s what they do in the wild
I have a not so young Sun Conure, i never teach her anything or even cut her wings, i just let time went by and she does everything you mention in this video. I love my bird
This man is not a good parrot training resource. He forced his bird to accept this situation. His bird didn't choose it, so their bond is weak. Watch birdtricks videos. They always give parrots the choice to bond and train and their way is superior and builds bonds for life.
This is true. I hoped I would have seen this comment earlier and not listened to this man's words, but now it is too late. My parrot hated me and ran away tonight. I will never forgive myself and this man for hurting me and that animal. entered.
Hello. Love your videos. Super helpful. Was willing to ask some questions. Not sure if you are still answering since this video was made a long time ago but I have some questions. 1. Should I leave the food in the cage all day or should I put it in when it is time for them to eat? 2. What fruits and vegetables do they eat? 3. If my lovebird isn't drinking water, what should I do?
Houdini has nothing on lovebirds. I’ve had one slip through a tiny crack while my sister was giving them water and another opened the door himself and flew through. Make sure every exit is tied and CLIP THEIR WINGS. That’s my biggest regret. They can fly much better than they pretend they can.
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
First let him get used to your presence in a more quite room where he can abserve u with his cage. If u can keep the cage open once in a while thats a plus cuz he can fly in the room gain some confidence and also see u from above. Then when he's comfy w u,Bait him with treats present the treat first then ur hand. And eventually switch it till it come to your hand. Have patience
I love every kind of bird. Currently I have 2 lovebirds named skittles and lemonade and they were supposed to be tamed because the owner of the pet store lied to us saying they are tamed and I’m not an expert in teaching bird. I grew up with birds around me and all of these birds I had were tamed. But my love birds that I have are not tamed and I had them for almost 4 months and I don’t know what to do. I tried every method of gaining their trust but I fail and I need anyone help or advice because every time I went pass to them they just get scared as if I killed them or something and I think they had bad experience when they were in the pet store. Please I need your help.(sorry for my bad English) and mine is 7 months old
Amani Bashir I recently got lovebirds too and I haven’t fully gained their trust yet but I am gradually. You need to let them out of their cage frequently so it is handy to have a place where they can freely fly about for a bit and play a few times a day. Make sure that the things that they will be around are not toxic to them. When you let them fly about freely, leave them alone for a bit and maybe sit outside of the area watching them then try to sit in their with them so they get used to you. You can also try hand feeding them with fruit/veg that they can have such as grapes, carrots, etc. Don’t try to chase them about on the first few weeks as they will get scared of you, that’s the mistake I made. When they are ready, they will come to you and sit on your hands and that. Make sure you give them at least 2-4 hours of attention every day and they will start to like you. Good luck!
@@lauraanimation9884 well, They usually are the ones fly back to the cage. Or… only one left. Lemonade died few months ago, and Skittles is more terrified than ever, as he never leaves the cage anymore, only if we leave the house. Usually any simple movements can terrify him. I tried to stay around him as much as I could, but he still is afraid.
@@ILiuHaBrO but the problem is more he is tamed he wants to be with me and stuff but he is so scared of my hand when my hand comes he runs away and warns me i dont have get closer how do i fix that problem?
I lost my first lovebird because I DIDN'T CLIP HIS WINGS. The very first time I let him out of his cage he got so stressed he smashed into walls and windows and injured himself so badly he died. I was devastated so for all of you who say 'don't cut your bird's wings', sometimes you absolutely have to for their safety.
You don't have to cut his wings for gaining trust!!! The thing you did is unacceptable he will not gain his wings anymore after the way you cut it!!! I have gained my birds trust without cutting his wings
My love bird was my best freind, I loved him so much, I had him since he was 2 weeks old so I i saw him grow up, my little brother took him in the yard on a dusty day, we kept looking till sun set but we couldn’t find him, we looked all around the neighborhood, it was no use, I am still crying and I hope that he is okay, may god be with u kiwi❤️❤️.
Update: we found him happily sitting on a tree biting branches, he is super healthy and in good shape , I’m so grateful that I found him❤️
Dojo Limes I feel so sorry for you rn I have a parrot also named kiwi I hope you find luck trying to found your bird!
I have a bird same name like yours flew away bur nvr come back
The Predator thank you
Mompo we did find him and I’m beyond happy
itsKelvinn I’m sorry for you ☹️🥺
The way this man talks about his bird is so heart warming and brutally honest in the most funny way😂
@G N - I loved when he said something like "I like this kind of bird because he doesn't do a lot of chit!" Classic! So true too!
Rip Loki
“He will love it because your shoulder is high”
* me being the short one*
*Shoulder patting* don,t worry about it bro.
Hahaha I'm also short- lol
me to i am short
Im toll
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phillipines training an lovebird: trains every day
russia training an lovebird: cuts wings
it is very common to cut wings. It doesn't hurt them.
@@modnar6865 yes
sup friend
edit: i just came to this vid to try to train my lovebird
Also Philippines put birds in tiny and round DiY cages....birds are stressed and die
@@modnar6865 It hurts their soul. I would never deprive my baby of flight. She always come back to me.
Cracked me up talking to the bird.
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
Came for a lovebird training video, stayed for the Eastern European accent
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Omg same xD
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I trained my lovebird, same as this, without cutting his wings. He is a rescued bird. He was injured. I just gave him care, love and some personal space. Now every morning, he sits on my shoulder and together we prepare breakfast. I didn't train him for massage either. Flying is in their biology. Don't cut their wings. By cutting their wings, you become their need not someone they truly love or show trust to. Train them with wings. They'll be more happier this way.
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My lov birds are One year old and I don’t know how to train them in the past they used to have stress but now I just try so hard I never counted the Wigns, what suggestion you can give me?
@@anigvelesiani2511 a year old lovebird, must be very hard to tame him or her, they can be aggressive when the mating season come
*YES. DO NOT CUT THEIR WINGS PLS.*
*NEVER* cut the wings. I have budgies and I rescued a lost young roseicollis. I leave free flight into my living room and return on my shoulder without constrictions.
“Trick him to love you” 😂
I used to have parrots and never heard anything remotely close to cut their wings in order to make them your friends. My parrot used to do everything you show but without cutting any wings. The bird will slowly adjust to you and if you nice to them they will love you back. Don't hurt anyone to gain their love we aren't in Rome and it's not stone age.
It's like hey let's brake your bother arms and make him love you in the next 30 days. Even if it doesn't hurt the bird, it's still not the way people acquire others' respect. Time is the answer like in any relationship, you do your best and your partner will see it, bird or girlfriend it's the same in anything alive around us.
You got a great argument. I will love to try this method.
Yes but every bird is very different and sometimes is for safety and practicality, some birds will literally die due to their own flight sometimes, while you prove a point it’s still liberally harmless for the bird, this guys videos proves it
You are the best person everrrrrrrrrrr,beacause of this video my lovebird is fullyyyyy trained now............Thank u sooooo much
DONT CUT THEIR WINGS. You can easily earn their trust in many other ways. Cutting their wings will cause them insecurity and other psychological problems. If the bird flies away is because you are going to fast. You should first do things with the bird while it is inside its cage and then when it doesn’t fear your hand, try to get him out.
exactly I hate him for that poor birds winsnand trick them into loving you nah
Yes thats very true my lovebird had died because he tought he could fly but fell down and bumped his head
He died in front of my eyes and I was so traumatized I couldn’t stop crying and couldn’t sleep and I lost my appetite
It can ruin a family and sometimes people won’t buy pets because their recent one died and they are scared that every pet they will have would die
@@shaneiziavellabianco2904 I'm supposed to get two young but clipped love birds. Is this still ok or...?
omg, the "does not have his own opinions" part had me dying. so funny
I like how you understand birds still need to be treated right, but it's still good to get an older bird. People think it's easier to make a bond with a bird if they're younger, but older birds are also as easy. Yeah, it might take longer, but it will pay off in the long-term. Plus, older birds are mostly neglected because no one likes getting them because they'd rather get younger birds. The bond you make with the bird only depends on how you treat them and how much time you give them, not the age.
It was just a recommendation but ok! I agree.
I found two mature lovebird a year ago, but still can't tame them. Well at first, they're so wild and don't want any human to get close with them, but as time goes by, they started to dare to be on my shoulder. But that's it.
@Just Someone - I recently got a very young pet store budgie. I'm not sure how young, but he had the bars going all the way down to his cere and his eyes are solid black. Anyway, I've had him for 7 weeks and he's still having a hard time adjusting. He hates coming out of his cage, ugh. I can leave the door open for hours and he usually won't come out on his own. He just sits there most of the time. My heart is broken for him. I spend a lot of time feeding him different veggies and working with him in the cage, but he's not playing much at all. He doesn't know how. I got a young one because I "thought" it would be easier but it's actually been kind of hard. The few times he's flown out of the cage, he's terrified and goes straight down to the floor because they pet store clips all of the birds. I don't want to re-open that issue. I'm just really scratching my head on how to speed up the "getting him to trust me more" process so we can start having some fun interactions, sigh. I thought it would be so much easier...
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Him: gets his bird on his finger with ease Me: tries the same thing Bird: DIE PECK PECK PECK
The choice of words "TAKE AWAY HIS ABILITY TO FLY" deeply hurts me
cruel....
@@farkaslukrecia it's not cruel, it's a way to make training easier and it doesn't even hurt the bird
@@niglet6387 yeah but i still prefer not to clip the wings
Yeah it’s nasty, animals are not here to be locked up so why not keep them in perfect condition - Strange
@@niglet6387 dude is is cruel it psychologcly hurts the bird an cause s bone atrafy or whatever is it called when the bone from not Bing used gets small and week
Pls guys don't cut his feathers, it is usless, you can train him also if he has his feathers!
Lore 25 yes ikr
@buurt no it is not. My hair does help me to walk or jump in any way.
I agree with you
Lore 25 yes
buurt it’s really not it’s like taking ur Legs and saying owww it’s fine they will grow back in 8 months it’s not good they will feel so much more stressed because there in a new home and can’t fly that mean in my opinion of course am not hating on the person making the RUclips video but am trying to help you understand
How beautiful is this guy's accent. He sounds so sweet. The bird is so sweet. There love for each other is sweet. I loved it. It was just what I needed after a long day.
Thank you. It was pleasant to read your comment. I wish you all the best🤗
I love your accent 😂
TheEtienneDavis hes russian
Same 😍
WoW
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LOL
This helps me a lot, thank you!
My uncle bought me a Lovebird parrot without my parents knowledge, they're cool now. I named her Felix, I thought she was a boy at first. I'm still learning how to understand Felix but the process is rewarding. My parents didn't know if they wanted a bird but after a couple of days with Felix they abore the little one. She loves food, her bottle cap, the kitchen sink, and likes to be on my shoulder.
Don't tell me you cut their fucking wings.
@@Vallybird0🤓☝️
The E.european accent and the jokes made me subscribe automatically
Replace the bird with a person, and this video takes a whole new meaning. It's like a tutorial on how to groom someone to be in a controlling/manipulative relationship. 😅
well he did said, "trick them to love us"
a bird aint a person
so ur comment makes no sense
@@youenbodenan7295 birds are like people, they have feelings too and need love
@@jajah07Birds can feel emotions, yes. But it's mostly just instinct.
Im just here to see the parrot and enjoy the video
I have a lovebird but I don’t know what to do
And it’s a kid
Same
Ashliee Little where do h get them ay
RUclips Moderator me too
Don't cut the wings dude, that's not what birds are meant to be. Birds are freedom, not slaves
The feathers grow back, and the bird will be able to fly, it's just so much easier to train the bird if it can't fly away from you when u are trying to train it
When I brought my bird, it was very wild and I was unable to hold it or feed it, so I clipped its wings and feeding it became easier with time. It got used to me and its wings grew, but I was always worried that it would fly to the electrical areas and get hurt or get stuck in a place and I could not find it, so I started closing the cage door constantly... With time, I felt that... Depressed...his wings were clipped again so that he could fly without rising too high. His cage is always open whenever he wants to go out and he can walk around the house comfortably.

@sofiabagiartaki7808 feed them from your hand so they associate your hand with good things and they will very very soon become hand tame. They have to eat at some point so they will eventually just come to you. I've done this with 6 birds so far and my african grey was supposed to be a biter when I got her, now she is the sweetest bird I know
Thank you for this video, its been a lot of help with my new bird
I'm so Sorry for Loki...Nd for you. We all make mistakes...and Loki lived a happy loved life with you. Xx
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
🤣🤣🤣this video made me laugh...i love his jokes
I would never in my life cut any of my birds wings, I don't care if they don't love me, I'm happy if they are happy.
well if you dont, thatll probably lead them to never love you, and in the end theyll probably live a stressful life around you since you cant let them out of their cage either as it too hard to catch and out them back. if you clip it, it gets used to you, and by the time its chill with you, its flight feathers probably would have grown back. so in the end, itll be happt and safe around, AND be able to fly. also, it isnt painful for the bird.
@@EnverWasHere i never cut my birds wings and they love me perfectly well and listen to me, they step up my finger and I can put them in their cage any time I want. I achieved this by being patient with them. A bird has a physical and psychological need to fly, they didn't get these wings for nothing
1:10 my birds are flying in my room and they are freaking scared of this sound haha 😂
You can always have 1 bird you don't always need two I have 1 and he is super nice and loves being with me and just me and doesn't even have a friend.
Omg so im not d onely one?
Mine too where freaked out lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂2:30 had me rolling 😂😂😂😂too funny. I did the same thing and he here perched up and chewing on my phone case as I’m writing this.
Bro is the only one on youtube who knows how to train birds as efficient as possible
Be like Loki, don't do a lot of shit 😁🤣😅
This vid helped me alot coz I've just got 2 lovebirds and I'm still trying to train them
Thx
Ahmad Qandil same
oh samee, i got them a few weeks ago and they are still scared of me :( did you manage to train them until now?
You have good sense of humour.
Thank you)
I miss my peach-faced lovebirb!! He was my lil baby 🥰I'm not quite ready nor have the means for another birb right now but will keep these in mind for when I am ready!
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
Yayayya im a new subscriber. I LOVED THIS VIDEO. youre awsum and funny. 💗
I have a pair 7 month old peach face lovebirds,both so cute and loving,they somehow picked the skills up over 2 months...wow
Loki is adorable. I like how you use trust to train the birds. Thanks for the training tips.
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
I love this bc everything you said was like the opposite of what everyone else was saying- through the knowledge right out the window, with your bird alongside it
Had one with 12 yrs. now Iam in my 40's and still miss it. RUclips gives me alot of positive energy this way
Watching after 3 years but your sense of humour makes it fun😁🤣
I've had my little lovebird and he died last Year.. His partner earlier. He was my best friend and got be be 13 1/2 years old. These little birds can get ca 15 years old.
What I want you to know is that you need to have at least 2 of them!
It makes it much harder to train them (probably impossible), but they need another one. Without it's cruel to them!!!
Especially lovebirds need a partner (also other parrots).
So please don't take just one! It's turture.
I understand you want him to be dependent on you. But why cut his wings as he loves to fly? It's a bird! Also when he's able to fly as he can he will get on your shoulder etc. Believe me.
And you take away a natural Skill of him and a natural escape choice as you put him under a lot of pressure.
So if you don't want your bird to fly away... Don't buy a bird.
It's a BIRD.
Sorry my englisch isn't the best but I wanted to tell you this :) It's no hate against you just something I want you to know.
Hi, i am planning to buy a girl in several time. I cut his wings because he never had an experience of flying. And this way i am not taking anything from him, i will let them grow when he will be ready. I just want him to be less stressed and way more powerful emotionally, because he can’t fly away from the problem but face it. Trust me, in a few week he will appreciate the power of flying way more than other birds. Have a nice day.
I cutted my lovebirds wings and I am regreting it now 😞. Please do you know if their wings will grow back?
Artemis Moon Aww I’m sorry about your lovebird,my lovebird died last week.
@@fredeck19 I have a couple of lovebirds whose wings are clipped. the wings will grow and replace just like our hair. sometimes 6 months to a year depending on how much was clipped. I clipped my new lovebird's wings and he can still get around. 😁
@@smallpoggers6913 I am so sorry to hear that! :/
Idk man, this seems a tad stressful on the bird. Especially the "lock his feet" part. I'd much rather just take my time and let him slowly get used to me at his own pace.
Taming an untamed bird is always stressful for the bird in some way. But yes taking ur time is good.
Hi, i am agree with you, it is a little bit stressful for the bird. But at the end of the day, everybody decide how much time he is willing to give for taming his individual. Have a nice day.
@@ILiuHaBrO while I do agree that every bird is different, I also strongly believe that it is up to the bird to decide when it wants to get closer to you. Instead of forcing it to love you if that makes sense? Like yknow, being around it and giving it the opportunity to climb your finger or letting you touch it, instead of not giving it a choice :D
@@honeybeetle8651 Trust me, i know my boy very well. If i would be a bird and he would be a human, he probably would do the same to me.
@@ILiuHaBrO okay, that's good to hear. Just making sure :)
I’m looking into Peach-faced Lovebirds (and might get one), and how you explain things makes it sounds so easy! Now I feel like I will be a good bird keeper :)
rubish instructions, he's telling you to force the bird to like you. check out ElleAndTheBirds
Did you get one?
Nice video bro, I didnt cut my love bird wings, I played love birds chirping video and placed the device on my hand, she came to me slowly, and like this I also taught her to come in my hands and shoulders and gain trust, within just 1 month. Now I also kiss her whenever she comes to me😁
I love this video😭 i will get a love bird just because of this video
Fudge. I love your accent when you talk about it "pooping" I don't know why but it made me crack up xD I love iit!!! :3
I died...and played that part 3 times more lol
For some reason i got goosebumps when he said dont buy a parrot if u want a toy
Call me crazy, but I think that birds are actually cats that can fly.
Y E S
Slightly more intelligent
You missed the science classes
thank you you helped me train my love bird she lets me hold her and pet her and i can now kiss her on her head thank you so much :)
I have a bird just like this
But really love his cage that he dos'nt want to come out the cage . Your bird really cuteee 😍😍
I dont really like cutting bird feathers, but when training lovebirds its ok. They will grow back by the time they are fully trained and will not need its feathers to be cut any further.
"they don't do a lot of shit" 🤣🤣🤣 haha great video!
@Rob H - They certainly do!!! LOL! I pray that I can train my little budgie because he's a poop factory!
bro the way you explaining it it makes me enjoy your videos so much, and this was my first time watching your video, and ill sub to your channel because you made me love you ☺, keep it up bro.
So much love from such a smol creature. My lovebird has his life and loves my company 🥺🥺🥺
Loved Loki and the video is really helpfull!!! 👍
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I trim my lovebirds wings too sometimes when he needs it. However it's not for my pleasure. I only cut his wings due to the fact that I had a lovebird that died about eight months ago. It flew off my shoulder while going on our daily walk in a new area.. there were cars nearby.. Sadly that was the day she passed away I went out and bought another lovebird about a month after not to replace my other lovebird but too keep my home bright and full of life. The lovebird that I bought is called blue she is a blue masked lovebird and he's completely healthy.
Aw, sorry to hear that. We didn't go out of our way to get our lovebird, he flew into our neighbours house and our neighbour doesn't have birds or anything for birds, me and my family do. So they brang him to us in a small cage they had and asked if we wanted him, he's so damn beautiful. He's got like a deep red, darker green and abit of orange yellow around his neck but it's like alot darker on the top of his head. He's absolutely beautiful, we've had him for a few months and he was in a cage with like 1 toy for awhile, me and my mum didn't really have alot of money and with this virus it's hard. We felt bad and the virus has KIND OF calmed down and my mum's been getting more money so she bought him a whole new cage the other day, then today we went to do abit of groccery shopping so we went and got him a bunch of toys for in his new big cage, then we met up with this breeder and got him a friend, they kept grooming eachother and laying against eachother making a heart shape between the two of them. It's so cute, they only just met and they're already buddies.
Why would you take a bird outside with no harness or training?
@@scottdixon2505 every day we would take a walk however that day we were in a new area.. Usually shewould be on my shoulder the whole time. It was trained she had never flew off so I'm not sure what was the reason she flew off of me.. Also I didnt even know harnesses for birds existed until 2 months ago. I've already purchased one for my current lovebird to avoid it from getting hurt.
Who asked?
@@noahcristian503 Wtf bro :/
I would rather never tame my two lovebirds than trim their wings.
They grow back. It’s like if clipping your nails prevented you from climbing. It doesn’t hurt at all and they grow back anyways.
WOW! That bird has so many things in common with humans. That is so wonderful I can feel the love coming from that innocent little being
He so cute!😂😂🤣🤣that cracked me up!
It’s 6 am and I’m watching a tutorial for the complete wrong breed but here I am 🤷♂️
with all my respect i'm against cutting birds wings.. i have had a couple of peach-faced love birds at the age of 6 to 7 months old and i could tame them normaly and easily without cutting their wings at all.
I have two female peach faced lovebirds who are very nervous - I do not want to clip their wings they are 10 weeks and 16 weeks
Do you have any tips
I have only had them about two weeks now and am about to let them out for the first time
@@elizabethhirst4040 Be careful, i never suggest you to cut their wings, never!
your babies are still young and small and you can start tamming them easily but you have to be patient and to spend time with them as long as you can.
also try to speak in front of them with a soft voice and whispering and they will get used to your voice..
usually after few days they will more calm, and slowly try to feed them using your hand, because females are more sensitive than males just go slowly and step by step until you reach the final point where you could get them outside the cage..
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good luck & peace out!
I have 3 birds and they are all trained and tame, but i never cut their wings, its like taking away their safety, also flying is very important for the mental and physical health of a bird.
there are many other technicues to train a bird, it just takes a lot of time and patience.
I love how you give raising birds a meaning ...they really makes you happy ❤
I love the humor 🤣😂👍🏻 thank u for this video
My love bird is one year old and I had him with me since he was like 4 mouth (I found him on the street, he was very thirsty and tired) but, even if he was "old" or at least not a puppy anymore, he's a really good boy! Two days ago he somehow menaged to open his cage while i was sleeping, I had my door and my Window open, but even if he had the occasion too fly away, he just came in bed with me and slept on the other pillow (he doesn't have his wings cutted, i found him in the streets, and i think that taking away from him one thing that makes him a bird is kind of egoistic)The only thing is that he bites, he does it to play, but still he doesn't know how much he can hurt! How can I teach him not to bite? (Sorry for the bad english, but I'm italian)
Thats a good point. Mine also bites, but i solved this by screaming: “Auuuuuu”. And also i have something that i say when he not bites too much, something like: you are a good boy. So he knows when he bites too hard, and chenge the pressure
@@ILiuHaBrO I did as you said, and he is biting with very light pressure now!! Thank you 💙
@@solemolinaro4474 I'm very glad to hear that!
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@@ILiuHaBrO how is he so comfortable being held and cuddling did you just keep doing it until he liked it
Beautiful Loki, Thanks for the video!
Hey Jax, you are welcome 😊✌️
@@ILiuHaBrO I wish i could find Kiwi the lovebird a friend like Loki!
Man, you should definitely move over. Be optimistic and remember, if kiwi could think like you, he would wish you to be happy. So please be happy. I know its hard, it happened to me also to lose a parrot best friend. But i choose to be happy and it worked. 😉
@@ILiuHaBrO Kiwi is alive! She is my birdy friend but i cant find her a mate... I love her sooo much! I have some videos of her lol
Jax's Adventures Sorry about that. It was missunderstanding😁😅
Don't cut the wings ever.
It’s for their safety. Enjoy vet bills for when they fly into windows. If you open a window or door and you have the bird out…..bye bye birdie
Lovely n useful video .I buy lovebirds before 5days.
Actully cutting the wings is harmful even tho they don’t feel anything but it results in lack of trust plus this is a bird it has wings it will fly that’s what they do in the wild
I really need to know how to train cuz I'm getting one for my birthday and how to take care of it
I have a not so young Sun Conure, i never teach her anything or even cut her wings, i just let time went by and she does everything you mention in this video.
I love my bird
This man is not a good parrot training resource. He forced his bird to accept this situation. His bird didn't choose it, so their bond is weak. Watch birdtricks videos. They always give parrots the choice to bond and train and their way is superior and builds bonds for life.
This is true. I hoped I would have seen this comment earlier and not listened to this man's words, but now it is too late. My parrot hated me and ran away tonight. I will never forgive myself and this man for hurting me and that animal. entered.
I agree. Clip wings, lock feet, force step up.. what the heck? This is awful 🥵
Fr, why did he cut the bird's wings?
You are so funny and straight to the point so i kind of like that way, so I've subscribed your chanel in your first video
Thanks so much! Just purchased a love-bird parrot and I’m in love!
wing clipping is a very bad. you are forcing the bird to be with you, this is not a way to earn trust, please educate yourself before teaching others!
Hello. Love your videos. Super helpful. Was willing to ask some questions. Not sure if you are still answering since this video was made a long time ago but I have some questions.
1. Should I leave the food in the cage all day or should I put it in when it is time for them to eat?
2. What fruits and vegetables do they eat?
3. If my lovebird isn't drinking water, what should I do?
Houdini has nothing on lovebirds. I’ve had one slip through a tiny crack while my sister was giving them water and another opened the door himself and flew through. Make sure every exit is tied and CLIP THEIR WINGS. That’s my biggest regret. They can fly much better than they pretend they can.
Hi there!! You have no idea how much I loved your video. You are very ckear in your instructions and funny too. 😍😍
Super engaging, space and respect are the key. Always. Keep the wings please!
Thank you! Will do!
That's so true..... Happy new month and how come you had those beautiful smile on your pretty face..... I'm optimist, I like to have fun and I have a great sense of honor. I like a lot of things, bright sun, good weather, sea and mountains. I like to spend my free time with my friends. I love to have fun, to go to the cinema and the theatre, to visit museums and exhibitions. I like to travel and have rest outdoors as well. Personally, I am romantic, cheerful, full of love, with a lot of energy. I am an optimistic person who enjoys every day of my life. I'm driven to achieve the things that are important to me. I adore comfort and try to create it everywhere - in my soul and in the places I live...
I’ve had my lovebird for a few weeks and he’s still very scared and timid :(
First let him get used to your presence in a more quite room where he can abserve u with his cage. If u can keep the cage open once in a while thats a plus cuz he can fly in the room gain some confidence and also see u from above. Then when he's comfy w u,Bait him with treats present the treat first then ur hand. And eventually switch it till it come to your hand. Have patience
check out ElleAndTheBirds
They don’t do allot of shit an give allot of love lmaooo
I love every kind of bird. Currently I have 2 lovebirds named skittles and lemonade and they were supposed to be tamed because the owner of the pet store lied to us saying they are tamed and I’m not an expert in teaching bird. I grew up with birds around me and all of these birds I had were tamed. But my love birds that I have are not tamed and I had them for almost 4 months and I don’t know what to do. I tried every method of gaining their trust but I fail and I need anyone help or advice because every time I went pass to them they just get scared as if I killed them or something and I think they had bad experience when they were in the pet store. Please I need your help.(sorry for my bad English) and mine is 7 months old
Amani Bashir I recently got lovebirds too and I haven’t fully gained their trust yet but I am gradually. You need to let them out of their cage frequently so it is handy to have a place where they can freely fly about for a bit and play a few times a day. Make sure that the things that they will be around are not toxic to them. When you let them fly about freely, leave them alone for a bit and maybe sit outside of the area watching them then try to sit in their with them so they get used to you. You can also try hand feeding them with fruit/veg that they can have such as grapes, carrots, etc. Don’t try to chase them about on the first few weeks as they will get scared of you, that’s the mistake I made. When they are ready, they will come to you and sit on your hands and that. Make sure you give them at least 2-4 hours of attention every day and they will start to like you. Good luck!
@aannaxo how do you get them back to the cage?
@@lauraanimation9884 well, They usually are the ones fly back to the cage. Or… only one left. Lemonade died few months ago, and Skittles is more terrified than ever, as he never leaves the cage anymore, only if we leave the house.
Usually any simple movements can terrify him. I tried to stay around him as much as I could, but he still is afraid.
Thank you so much now my bird didn't scared about me
Nice and funny video dude!!!! Support from Athens GREECE!!!!
is a 4 year old easy to train? pls answer!
It's not about it being easy. Each bird is an individual and if u want to have a bond with ur bird, train it.
Honestly, everything is possible. But it’s definitely harder than easy. You need more time and a lot of patience.
@@ILiuHaBrO but the problem is more he is tamed he wants to be with me and stuff but he is so scared of my hand when my hand comes he runs away and warns me i dont have get closer how do i fix that problem?
@@Tenshi167 when I got my lovebird I'd hold him while I watched TV and eventually he got use to my hand.
I lost my first lovebird because I DIDN'T CLIP HIS WINGS. The very first time I let him out of his cage he got so stressed he smashed into walls and windows and injured himself so badly he died. I was devastated so for all of you who say 'don't cut your bird's wings', sometimes you absolutely have to for their safety.
Agreed.
When will the feathers grow back again?
@@andreakovacs3088 in some. Months takes a while but dont cut the wings yourself let someone do it who is an professional
I tried this but my birds hated me when i try to go near they go inside now they just wont go near any of my family members
its because the birds sense that you are forcing them to like you
Wow - truly a wonderfull bird 👏👍😉 Thanks for sharing!!
This is the best video inthe world....and im not even sure if i like birds.
YOU SHOLUD NEVER CUT THE WINGS JUST TO MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU TO HAVE A BIRD YOU CAN TOUCH
That cage is too small for a lovebird
omg so true
Hey u can never cut the wings
I truly enjoyed the video.. the way u made if funny and informative was excellent. Keep making videos and post them
Woooow I have also the same parrot which ou have thankyou for showing how to train love you bye ^_^
You don't have to cut his wings for gaining trust!!! The thing you did is unacceptable he will not gain his wings anymore after the way you cut it!!! I have gained my birds trust without cutting his wings
Can I use this same method to get a girlfriend?
Just cut off her wings and she cannot escape then I approach her with a smile 😃
You need psychological help.
never cut wings !!!!!!!!!!
Oh that's so helpful. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, this was a beautiful video. I lost my Lil Peep yesterday (wings not clipped) and I am kicking myself now.
This video, this is the right one. I'm crying😂
😂🙏🙏