what to do with bird bluffing?
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- What is bluffing in birds?
The hallmarks of bluffing are lunging, nipping, biting, hissing, and general resistance to interaction. Birds can enter into this stage seemingly overnight, and generally when they are between the ages of 4 months and one year. No one knows for sure exactly why some parrots go through the bluffing stage.
Claw so far is still in bluffing phase . Whenever our hands getting close to him, he would try to bite our hands. It is not easy for all of us. Our hands are full of small scratches from Claw. We did a little bit research and found out that hand feeding Claw can help reduce his bluffing. It did work well . One day we found that Claw was really addicted to the multicolour pen . He could give up anything for this pen . :) We let him play with this pen , then tried to touch him, which he allowed us to touch his feather . Now Claw is rarely bluffing and we are closer to him . :)
Music: As Loud As Possible by Max McFerren
Pet only the head and neck. Petting anywhere else will create a hormonal bird.
Yes! Thanks for saying this lol
This is almost the exact process I did with my baby indian ringnecks now there cuddly beast there addicted to them
what'd you do omg my indian ringneck is so aggressive it doesn't let me touch it at all costs
And try target training u can look it up online for parrots it works wonders for aggressive birds
How old is yours ? I found that if you have him or her young like months old easier to train . Claw is no longer so aggressive ant more . However our new one Bubble still not allowing us to be close to him . We had him when he was almost 2. Maybe more time can solve it.
My bird is the exact same color and he won’t let me pet him. This is helpful!! Wow!! How old was he in the video?
Claw was only 5 months old in this video. Now he is 3 months to become 2 years old. Is yours boy or girl?
@@birdclawslife4027 Thanks so much for getting back. Mine is 5 months old!! ☺️
I’m not sure if a boy or girl!!
I am not 100%sure about Claw a boy or girl yet. I bought Vicky from different breeder with DNA test to be female . Now Vicky is over 2 years old with clear ring at the neck , proving to be a boy. I just have to wait and see until Claw over 2 years old . You can see my other videos to see the difference and their change when growing up .
Wow, that is similar age when Claw came to be with us. Bluffing is something we went through and still going through occasionally.
Nice progress. Patience pays off.
(But why the annoying music?)
Not supposed to pet them on their back
@Saarah Sharif no it doesn't matter
@@autumnthomas3923 it does matter its a hormone trigger
Mine loves it 😅😅😅
It will pass
I'm surprised that it didn't fly away 😁 mine will fight and fly away
Claw didn’t and he won’t fly away since he is closer and closer to us .
@birdclawslife4027 Mine ware raised in a shop and didn't have that much interaction with humans, they are now nearly a year old
Oh I see. The more time you spend with them they became more attached to you.
@birdclawslife4027 thanks for the guidance; I'll try
Hi i just wanted to tell u that..u shouldn't pet in the middle of the bird it can cause them confusion they might think that ur mating with it since that's where they normally yk for further information search google:) so pls don't pet in between
It’s ok with baby birds, they haven’t reached sexual maturity and therefore don’t perceive it that way.
Nice movie.
Don’t stroke their back only head and neck
you are petting him the wrong way..
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Sooo, I have to find a pen he’s obsessed with?
😄
Is it weird that I'm sitting here preening the new feather sheaths off of my severely cross beaked Americana hen watching this?
Lease don’t touch their back, it’s like ur mating with them
It wasnt the pen, its the techno.
This shows how much a bluffing bird needs something to chew and bite. Wood would be a better choice.
That is true. At that time Claw only showed interest in this pen 😀
I'm so tired I thought the title said "what to do with bird buffering".
mine the same acting
It will get better
I have full confidence in my ability with all kinds of birds, but I have to admit I'm not sure my patients could handle the whole Bluff stage with a ringneck not knowing how long it's going to go on even though they seem to be one of the most personable and charismatic birds out there once you get past that part. I've known people that said it went on for just a couple of months and others that said it went on for a year
It goes on for years . Now it has been 5 years Claw being with us . Still a bit bluff but much better and I can even hold him and Pat him now .
My bird allows me to touch but not allows me to catch him lift him how to tame 😭
It will take time. Now we can touch him , much better than months ago. Maybe hand feeding him more
@@birdclawslife4027he is staying with me from 4 months they are 2 and they play in my room whole day I leave them free but they dnt allow me to catch them
That is great. It took us nearly 1 year until we can touch Claw. We don’t put him indoor whole day. Daytime in outdoor aviary , after work we get them in and play together. Ours can fly freely, and can’t have then when working at home .
@@birdclawslife4027 😀 ohh I was worried only my parrot is not tamed 😀 I think it will be tamed after e to 4 months
That is ok . Time will solve it. You spend so much time with him. Should be soon 😄
He is so small and so cute...
Yes he was , now he is a big boy
This is exactly how my bird is acting now and it’s been going on for 3 months ever since I got him. I’ll have to try this when I get home but thank you much this video really helped me get an idea about what to do about this bluffing stage since he’s been drawing blood. He’s the same color and was about 5 months when we got him, now he’s 7 months and the behavior continues. If u had anymore advice that would be really helpful! Thank you!
Glad to hear that this video helped you ! 5 month old is a good time to start . When we had Claw he was 4 months old. I figure it out that patience and more time with each other to build the trust are the keys . Try as much as hand feeding as you can .
Hi..My ringneck is 1.5 years old and he does this..when I try to touch his head or feathers..Do u think at this age I can train him for this?
@@abhilashamaheshwari8439
Yes you still can train him at this age,but it will be harder than from younger age. It needs lots of patience and hand feeding.
@abhilashamaheshwari8439 yes you can still train him . It will take long time .
Since Ive gotten mine home she wont let me touch her, doesnt really bite just flaps frantically and runs away. Any tips ?
@@birdclawslife4027 fresh banana but she wont let me get close at all. I just put it in her bowl and then she climbs over to it once Im further away. I sit by her cage and read to her but she goes to the opposite side lol . Ive had her about 5 days now and havent held her once because she hurts herself trying to get away. My budgie was tamed in 10 minutes but this little one is really making me work for it .
@@birdclawslife4027 im really glad Im not the only one having to work through it! I subbed so I can watch yours and learn along the way!
@@nebraskacovington3615 Hi NEBRASKA today is day 5 for me , I see you wrote this comment 3months ago , I hope your relationship has improved. Every time I get close literally loses it. So I've decided to watch and let her/him figure out I'm not trying to hurt it.
That is the very right way to get along with your birds. Vicky now has been with us for 3months. She spent her last two years in the small cage . Now she will come to have dinner with us with distance 10cm. That is quite big progress. Building trust does take time.
@@marilyn4850 actually got worse . She got used to me not trying to pick her up and giving her space. Her door was always open so she took to attacking me and anyone that entered the living room. We sought a vet and he said she was too wild to be worked with and was miserable. She went to a person with a huge aviary where the birds are all "wild"
I was going to buy one, how often do they go through this?
I had three Ringneck so far. Claw did this and after our patient hand feeding now it is much better but still does from time to time, especially if we do an unexpected touch him . Vicky and Bubble not have this issue .
Thank you, I am just trying to learn how to handle
That is ok. Patient hand feeding and talking will take you there 😊
Is it over yet
Getting better, still occasionally.
@@birdclawslife4027 how old is hr
Claw is 18 months old, with us 14 months. Vicky is 2 years old, only joined us 2 weeks ago
@@birdclawslife4027 I’m scared of the bluffing stage
Me too, not nice feelings if got bitten by his beak . It needs patience and lots of love 😊
I just don't see the intelligence in these animals
When you spend time with them you will change your mind.
They have the intelligence of a 5 year old.
They do , I feel my Claw has more 🥰