In this video I will show you how to properly clip a bird's wings. whether it's a lovebird or a macaw this is the proper way to clip your bird's wings to keep them from flying.
Don’t clip your birds wings!! It stresses them out and they can even die because of this!!! Imagine if I chopped off your legs and you had to crawl around!!! This is how they feel
Sorry everybody for the screaming baby. I just fed them so I thought they wouldn't be screaming for more food. But as you can tell they always want more. I hope everybody can hear it okay if anyone has any questions drop me a line I'll be glad to answer them. Thanks for watching guys.
great videos! what age approximately were those babies also when do they stop crying like that ? Mine does this sometimes and i can't figure out his age : ( thank you any help is appreciated.
Hi dear, your bird has been petter too much so they still want to act like babies so that you will still be giving them all the love of a baby bird. Keep it up dear they really need all the love of the owner. Bless you dear and take care of yourself and your wonderful bird. 🙏👍💐
My grandmas vet recommended pet owners to not clip their birds wings for obvious reasons because she explained that there have been cases where the feathers started growing back and they became ingrown under the skin and started getting infected causing a cyst to form under the birds skin it happened to my grandmothers cockatoo she has a cyst on the top of her wing after they clipped her wings when she was of age where it was acceptable to do so and not it’s permanent and according to vets there is no way physically possible to remove it because it rests on the skin where a blood vessel is located underneath the flesh that makes up the birds wing. Im not rocking anybody’s boat here I’m just saying it’s risky to do that to the bird in general because cysts can form under their skin and if you try to remove it or have a vet remove it it will ultimately kill your bird in the process because a birds wings are a sensitive area full of tiny little blood vessels and bones and professional or not they shouldn’t be dinked with because in general the wings are the birds only source of flight or support for it’s tiny little body they need those wings to fly in case they are ambushed by a predator in This case it would be the family dog or cat birds scare very easily and I can vouch on that with tonight’s event my grandmother just had to admit her 17 year old cockatiel to the vet because her dog shook and the jingling of its dog tags scares the bird so bad that it ended up having to get both its wings bandaged and put into a temporary carrier one of which is custom made to handle to bird’s situation and protect it from harm as it’s wings began to heal the situation there was scary the vet told my grandmother if the bird gets hurt again it will bleed to death and die and that’s strictly if it manages to damage the blood feathers in it’s wings in any way you have to realize in not talking about a baby cockatiel I’m talking about one that’s been alive for 17 years and thankfully it was just a blood feather issue and the poor baby didn’t have a heart attack or whatever because according to my grandmother this all escalated when they were asleep but the dog was awake and scared the crap outta them and before she knew it one thing lead to another and before she knew it it was off to the vets and into the recovery carrier he went
I have an adult hen, experienced flyer, never clipped to my knowledge, tame with all, but she was startled the other day by I do not know what and flew into the door frame and scraped her head by her eye, a minor scrape no bleeding and no swelling and she is fine. I never before believed in clipping but I sure do now. I don't want her to die from a startle hitting the wall, window or yes even the ceiling head on. Occasionally even the most non flighty tiel can be startled by who knows what and take off in panic. She is so strong as she fledged and has been a daily flyer for several years I am going to clip her only three on each wing to slow her down. To start. It really is true that even the most steady tiel, flighted, can get startled and take off strong right into wall or anything. My thoughts are now I want her alive and if this means she must put more effort into flight and fly less distance with less force I don't care as I want her alive and without a broken skull or neck. She is my family and it's my job to protect her from harm.
Absolutely! I lost one years back from being startled. I think just 2 or 3 feathers is a good preference. Especially since it's so used to flying. Thanks for that realization.
My cockatiel pair laid 4 eggs and only two of them hatched around 2 weeks ago ( It was their first clutch ). ☺ The parents are Whiteface pied -male and Lutino pearl -female. Out of the two chicks one is yellow and the other is grey. 😊
My sun conures are flighted. They fly around my house a bit but mostly sit on my shoulder. They are Velcro birds. When I got my female she had been clipped 3 times before the age of 7 months. She couldn’t fly and it took a long time for her feathers to grow back. My birds have not flown into anything.
I'm just like you, all my birds were flighted.Then it happened to me. Last month my velcro green cheek of 6 yrs must've got spooked and broke his neck, never got spooked like that had happened before then. It' was at night time while I was sleeping. That's why I'm learning about clipped wings now for my other birds. Accidents happen when you least expect it. I miss him so much...I always was proud because they could enjoy the beauty of flight after this event I'm reconsidering. Maybe it's just not suited for an indoor pet. Wish you the best - I don't post much but I wanted to share this.
I came across your video trying to figure out why my cockatiel just never flies despite me only clipping his wings for the first year of his life and I think it's what you say were he just learned he could not fly in that first year and it stuck.
Thank you for this informative video! We are seriously loooking into getting our first cockatiel. Can you help us with this? I think we're going to go with clipping the feathers because we have too many hazards for it to fly into. My one concern- we live in a high ranch, house has 2 floors with a railing on the top floor. Im envisioning an adorable cockatiel hopping around on the top floor, getting close to the railing and falling down...with clipped wings, will it still be able to fly safely down? The diatance is about 9 feet. Thats the one concern i have about clipping, really hope it wont be a problem! Thank you!
It's been my experience that once they learn that they can't fly that well that they stop trying. That's not to say, all are like this. The method I use with clipping only the outer five feathers eliminates the bird from getting lift. Therefore, this keeps them from flying upwards.
i saw many clipped birds that can land safely from high distances.. i think clipping only helps in not flying upwards but their wings are still effective during landing or outdoors.. even a clipped bird can get left by the wind outdoors and fly upwards, i don't think even a clipped bird would get hurt from falling from any distance
Well dear if you are so much worried then go to a pet shop and get a bird parashoot for your bird so there’s no danger of it falling it will land on the ground very respectfully safe and happy. ❤️👍🙏💐
Do you have some scissors you recommend? I have some bigger birds and I’ve been struggling to find a nice pair that cuts through the feathers efficiently.
On most of my birds I use regular scissors. However in the past on some of my macaws in order to clip their wings I had to use pliers. I bought an expensive pair of pliers that were very sharp and that did the trick.
Well dear, any scissors will do in order to clip the feathers of your bird as long as it is very sharp, also you have to be very careful whilst holding the bird and the scissors ✂️ mistakes can often occur without you noticing. I wish you good luck dear and enjoy your happiness with your wonderful bird 🦅
My cockatiel came with clipped wings. He was 6 months old. He did fine figuring out how to safely get to the floor & walk around. I’m a firm believer in clipping their wings. I have sadly lost two cockatiels who were not clipped as they flew out the door which was opened only for a split second. Never found either one. It was heartbreaking. So when I got this third bird I was determined he was not going to be able to fly out the door. I’m convinced it’s a safer thing to do because it does not hurt the bird & he loves to ride on my shoulder most of the time. Thank you for this very informative video. Oh the bird that was screaming was hungry not scared.
In other words ... you were too irresponsible to ensure that your birds can't get out of the door or escape the house, so in response you're now actively choosing to cripple any new birds due to your own negligence. Birds need to fly to stay healthy and happy. Clipping wings is literally animal abuse. Don't get a bird if you can't accept that they need to fly or you lack the awareness to make sure they can't escape. I've had several unclipped birds for 25+ years and NOT ONCE has one escaped or even come close.
Hi, I'm new here and subscribed just now,just watched this video and would like to ask if the clipped feathers would still grow back?,if yes how long would it take for them to grow it back?,will they be able to fly normally like they're supposed to?♥️
If the feather was fully grown when it was clipped it will stay like that until it falls out during a molt. After that a new feather will grow in its place.
Hi dear, yes dear is my answer to your question. Their wings will automatically drop off after one year and the new feathers will be grown by then and if you wish to cut them off again then carefully cut it as you have previously cut by not harming the bird. Take care of your bird and you have a wonderful day. 🙏👍💐
They can fly a little. But they can't take flight and get any height. So they mostly fly gently to the ground. I still wouldn't trust taking my bird outside.
My grandma has two cockatiels her oldest a male just turned 17 years old today he has out lived her entire flock she moved into my neighborhood 15 years ago She has never clipped any of her birds wings she said that birds have something called a blood feather on there and if you clip it accidentally you can cause great damage to the bird even death if the bleeding is not stopped the bird can actually bleed to death and die. She also told me her vet recently discovered that the leg bands they put on birds is extremely dangerous as well the vet recommends anyone who has one on their pet birds have them removed immediately because there are stories that have been confirmed that the bracelet cuts off circulation on the birds foot as the bird matures and eventually the foot becomes necrotic and dies and the vet has no choice but to remove it because the foot cannot be saved. Bird owners beware if your feathered friend has one of these remove it immediately don’t wait till it’s too late or your pet bird will permanently lose a leg to stand on and quite possibly affect its quality of life as well mobility wise
So it doesn’t fly into windows and break their necks. So it doesn’t fly out the door and starve to death because because it’s a domesticated animal that depends on humans to feed them. Many reasons. It’s like cutting your dogs nails
@@yoinks9907 actually there is a higher chance of them flying into windows and getting injured, because they will still try to fly even though their wings are clipped, it also makes them unable to balance sometimes. 70% of clipped birds get injured because they cant control/balance themselves while trying to fly. And no they are not like cutting dog’s nails, but instead like cutting off their feet because its the bird’s way of moving around other than walking
I clip my parrots bc I let them free roam all day but they could fly out the door so I would rather have the wings clipped so they can spend their lives out of a cage all day instead of having flight. but having stress of watching the door every 5 seconds which would eventually lead to putting it in a cage more often.
You don't know that this doesn't hurt them *at all* , right? The birds in this video are around a month old, that is like a 3 year old baby and NOT an infant. Even then, cutting hair never hurt anyone - unless you went for the ears
This is just sad, sorry to say this but the bird was screaming in fear and clipping a birds wings is like taking away someones legs for a while. And when he said we are gonna fed him again he wasnt screaming for food he was screaming in fear and its just horrible to clip you re birds
Someone has never had cockatiels. I made the mistake of leaving feathers on mine and he got hurt flying in a mirror. Then flew away. 100% for safety clip the feathers.
Clearly you know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about cockatiels or their sounds. That is the begging for food sound while they have their own set of sounds that they make when in fear. Fools! just mind your own business!
it is the most terrible gesture possible. you should never do one like this. I wish only evil to all the people who agree with this. if you don't know how to domesticate a bird, don't buy it. you are some horrible people
You should mind your own business! I clip my parrots wings so they can spend their lives free roaming in my house all day. The stress of watching the door every five seconds would lead to putting the bird in a cage more often which in the end would conclude that the clipped winged bird actually has more freedom then the not clipped bird.
Thank you so much for showing me the safe way to clip wings. I appreciate all your information you are sharing.
Is clipping safe?
@@emilybrunelle2464 hopefully if there is reason and actually it's usually safe just mentally if you prevent them from flying by clipping to much
No it is not.
Don’t clip your birds wings!! It stresses them out and they can even die because of this!!! Imagine if I chopped off your legs and you had to crawl around!!! This is how they feel
Thank you for all of your teaching. I've learned so much from you.
Wow, thank you for the kind words. And thank you for watching our videos. Kevin
Sorry everybody for the screaming baby. I just fed them so I thought they wouldn't be screaming for more food. But as you can tell they always want more. I hope everybody can hear it okay if anyone has any questions drop me a line I'll be glad to answer them. Thanks for watching guys.
Hi question- I cut my cockatiels feathers as instructed and she can still fly
@@lunark2440they can still go short lengths but only so far before they have to land
I cut my baby birds wings using this video, although I used thick leather gloves 😅 it turned out just how the vet does it, thank you
great videos! what age approximately were those babies also when do they stop crying like that ? Mine does this sometimes and i can't figure out his age : ( thank you any help is appreciated.
My lord those 2 babies are adorable,check the head bobbin 😍,mine still do this at 7mnths currently 😅,great video cheers.
Hi dear, your bird has been petter too much so they still want to act like babies so that you will still be giving them all the love of a baby bird. Keep it up dear they really need all the love of the owner. Bless you dear and take care of yourself and your wonderful bird. 🙏👍💐
Thank you so much. I recently moved and their are no bird shops where I live now. I feel I can handle clipping my cockatiels wings now.
My grandmas vet recommended pet owners to not clip their birds wings for obvious reasons because she explained that there have been cases where the feathers started growing back and they became ingrown under the skin and started getting infected causing a cyst to form under the birds skin it happened to my grandmothers cockatoo she has a cyst on the top of her wing after they clipped her wings when she was of age where it was acceptable to do so and not it’s permanent and according to vets there is no way physically possible to remove it because it rests on the skin where a blood vessel is located underneath the flesh that makes up the birds wing. Im not rocking anybody’s boat here I’m just saying it’s risky to do that to the bird in general because cysts can form under their skin and if you try to remove it or have a vet remove it it will ultimately kill your bird in the process because a birds wings are a sensitive area full of tiny little blood vessels and bones and professional or not they shouldn’t be dinked with because in general the wings are the birds only source of flight or support for it’s tiny little body they need those wings to fly in case they are ambushed by a predator in This case it would be the family dog or cat birds scare very easily and I can vouch on that with tonight’s event my grandmother just had to admit her 17 year old cockatiel to the vet because her dog shook and the jingling of its dog tags scares the bird so bad that it ended up having to get both its wings bandaged and put into a temporary carrier one of which is custom made to handle to bird’s situation and protect it from harm as it’s wings began to heal the situation there was scary the vet told my grandmother if the bird gets hurt again it will bleed to death and die and that’s strictly if it manages to damage the blood feathers in it’s wings in any way you have to realize in not talking about a baby cockatiel I’m talking about one that’s been alive for 17 years and thankfully it was just a blood feather issue and the poor baby didn’t have a heart attack or whatever because according to my grandmother this all escalated when they were asleep but the dog was awake and scared the crap outta them and before she knew it one thing lead to another and before she knew it it was off to the vets and into the recovery carrier he went
Omg watched this a couple of hours ago! Excellent video so easy to understand!!!! Thank you so much!
Thank you! Just needed a refresher course.
Thanks for sharing ypur experience. I am also experienced but always thought that clipping wings was wrong, I have changed my mind after this.
Thank you for watching... Kevin
PLEASE NEVER CLIP YOUR BIRDS WINGS!!
Thank you. Would it essentially be the same for a parakeet?
Thanks for all the useful info. Sir Appreciated 💗
Thank you for watching. I hope you come back and join our little bird channel.. Kevin
Great video. Thx for sharing. Better to trim wings than have your baby fly out the door. 😁
I have an adult hen, experienced flyer, never clipped to my knowledge, tame with all, but she was startled the other day by I do not know what and flew into the door frame and scraped her head by her eye, a minor scrape no bleeding and no swelling and she is fine. I never before believed in clipping but I sure do now. I don't want her to die from a startle hitting the wall, window or yes even the ceiling head on. Occasionally even the most non flighty tiel can be startled by who knows what and take off in panic. She is so strong as she fledged and has been a daily flyer for several years I am going to clip her only three on each wing to slow her down. To start. It really is true that even the most steady tiel, flighted, can get startled and take off strong right into wall or anything. My thoughts are now I want her alive and if this means she must put more effort into flight and fly less distance with less force I don't care as I want her alive and without a broken skull or neck. She is my family and it's my job to protect her from harm.
Absolutely! I lost one years back from being startled. I think just 2 or 3 feathers is a good preference. Especially since it's so used to flying. Thanks for that realization.
THANK U SIR VERY DIFFICULT TO LOOSE THEM CANY YOU SAY ANY INTERVEL IN CLIPPING
My cockatiel pair laid 4 eggs and only two of them hatched around 2 weeks ago ( It was their first clutch ). ☺
The parents are Whiteface pied -male and Lutino pearl -female. Out of the two chicks one is yellow and the other is grey. 😊
Good luck with your baby's... Thanks for watching.
Just bought a female and male cockatiels hopefully they will produce birds trying to learn how to do stuff for my self good video 👍🏼
Thank you for watching. Good luck.
My sun conures are flighted. They fly around my house a bit but mostly sit on my shoulder. They are Velcro birds. When I got my female she had been clipped 3 times before the age of 7 months. She couldn’t fly and it took a long time for her feathers to grow back. My birds have not flown into anything.
I'm just like you, all my birds were flighted.Then it happened to me. Last month my velcro green cheek of 6 yrs must've got spooked and broke his neck, never got spooked like that had happened before then. It' was at night time while I was sleeping. That's why I'm learning about clipped wings now for my other birds. Accidents happen when you least expect it. I miss him so much...I always was proud because they could enjoy the beauty of flight after this event I'm reconsidering. Maybe it's just not suited for an indoor pet. Wish you the best - I don't post much but I wanted to share this.
I came across your video trying to figure out why my cockatiel just never flies despite me only clipping his wings for the first year of his life and I think it's what you say were he just learned he could not fly in that first year and it stuck.
Thank you for this informative video! We are seriously loooking into getting our first cockatiel.
Can you help us with this? I think we're going to go with clipping the feathers because we have too many hazards for it to fly into.
My one concern- we live in a high ranch, house has 2 floors with a railing on the top floor. Im envisioning an adorable cockatiel hopping around on the top floor, getting close to the railing and falling down...with clipped wings, will it still be able to fly safely down? The diatance is about 9 feet. Thats the one concern i have about clipping, really hope it wont be a problem!
Thank you!
It's been my experience that once they learn that they can't fly that well that they stop trying. That's not to say, all are like this. The method I use with clipping only the outer five feathers eliminates the bird from getting lift. Therefore, this keeps them from flying upwards.
i saw many clipped birds that can land safely from high distances.. i think clipping only helps in not flying upwards but their wings are still effective during landing or outdoors.. even a clipped bird can get left by the wind outdoors and fly upwards, i don't think even a clipped bird would get hurt from falling from any distance
Well dear if you are so much worried then go to a pet shop and get a bird parashoot for your bird so there’s no danger of it falling it will land on the ground very respectfully safe and happy. ❤️👍🙏💐
Do you have some scissors you recommend? I have some bigger birds and I’ve been struggling to find a nice pair that cuts through the feathers efficiently.
On most of my birds I use regular scissors. However in the past on some of my macaws in order to clip their wings I had to use pliers. I bought an expensive pair of pliers that were very sharp and that did the trick.
@@Bird.Squawk Awesome, maybe I’m just getting bad pairs of scissors 🤣 Might just have to bust out the sharpening block haha
Well dear, any scissors will do in order to clip the feathers of your bird as long as it is very sharp, also you have to be very careful whilst holding the bird and the scissors ✂️ mistakes can often occur without you noticing. I wish you good luck dear and enjoy your happiness with your wonderful bird 🦅
My cockatiel came with clipped wings. He was 6 months old. He did fine figuring out how to safely get to the floor & walk around. I’m a firm believer in clipping their wings. I have sadly lost two cockatiels who were not clipped as they flew out the door which was opened only for a split second. Never found either one. It was heartbreaking. So when I got this third bird I was determined he was not going to be able to fly out the door. I’m convinced it’s a safer thing to do because it does not hurt the bird & he loves to ride on my shoulder most of the time. Thank you for this very informative video. Oh the bird that was screaming was hungry not scared.
In other words ... you were too irresponsible to ensure that your birds can't get out of the door or escape the house, so in response you're now actively choosing to cripple any new birds due to your own negligence. Birds need to fly to stay healthy and happy. Clipping wings is literally animal abuse. Don't get a bird if you can't accept that they need to fly or you lack the awareness to make sure they can't escape. I've had several unclipped birds for 25+ years and NOT ONCE has one escaped or even come close.
2:25 it looks like the bird regurgitated his food!
Hi, I'm new here and subscribed just now,just watched this video and would like to ask if the clipped feathers would still grow back?,if yes how long would it take for them to grow it back?,will they be able to fly normally like they're supposed to?♥️
If the feather was fully grown when it was clipped it will stay like that until it falls out during a molt. After that a new feather will grow in its place.
Hi dear, yes dear is my answer to your question. Their wings will automatically drop off after one year and the new feathers will be grown by then and if you wish to cut them off again then carefully cut it as you have previously cut by not harming the bird. Take care of your bird and you have a wonderful day. 🙏👍💐
They never stop wanting food...lol ❤
Lmaooo
Can't wait to try!
Disgusting.
Any video on how to tame them?
That's a great idea. let me see what I can do.
@@Bird.Squawk thanks 🙂👍
@@Bird.Squawk mention me when you upload it
My goodness feed the baby formula...he's so hungry!
Thank you for the info
the 2nd bird is tottaly me as a bird
Does this make them comepletly unable to fly?
They can fly a little. But they can't take flight and get any height. So they mostly fly gently to the ground. I still wouldn't trust taking my bird outside.
How long does it take to grow back ?
Until their next molt.
Maybe a year
@@funnypets7221i thought it was 5 months?
Any videos with you feeding 1 day old cockatiel.
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Ty sir! 👍
They want fly!
That noise would drive me crazy
At times it does.....lol Thanks for watching. Kevin
My grandma has two cockatiels her oldest a male just turned 17 years old today he has out lived her entire flock she moved into my neighborhood 15 years ago She has never clipped any of her birds wings she said that birds have something called a blood feather on there and if you clip it accidentally you can cause great damage to the bird even death if the bleeding is not stopped the bird can actually bleed to death and die. She also told me her vet recently discovered that the leg bands they put on birds is extremely dangerous as well the vet recommends anyone who has one on their pet birds have them removed immediately because there are stories that have been confirmed that the bracelet cuts off circulation on the birds foot as the bird matures and eventually the foot becomes necrotic and dies and the vet has no choice but to remove it because the foot cannot be saved. Bird owners beware if your feathered friend has one of these remove it immediately don’t wait till it’s too late or your pet bird will permanently lose a leg to stand on and quite possibly affect its quality of life as well mobility wise
I would prefer to chain a heavy iron ball on the foot.
all i can understand aaaaaaaaannnnnnnnghhhhhhaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnghhhhhhaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnghhhhhhaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnghhhhhh
It's not inhumane, if they get outdoors they will almost certainly meet a horrible fate
I feel that clipping their wings would give them less freedom :(
we clip for safety reasons. over 32 years we've heard the stories of birds getting away or even flying around the house and flying into windows.
@@Bird.Squawkyeah considering your practices maybe you should rescind being a bird breeder
Holy Hell. Can't you put together a video that doesn't have these birds screeching? It's awful.
it’s not his fault that they’re screaming bruh😂😂
they just do it
Please don’t do this, it causes stress, and if you look at a bird, every aspect of them is built for flight… why take that ability away from them?
So it doesn’t fly into windows and break their necks. So it doesn’t fly out the door and starve to death because because it’s a domesticated animal that depends on humans to feed them. Many reasons. It’s like cutting your dogs nails
@@yoinks9907 actually there is a higher chance of them flying into windows and getting injured, because they will still try to fly even though their wings are clipped, it also makes them unable to balance sometimes. 70% of clipped birds get injured because they cant control/balance themselves while trying to fly. And no they are not like cutting dog’s nails, but instead like cutting off their feet because its the bird’s way of moving around other than walking
I clip my parrots bc I let them free roam all day but they could fly out the door so I would rather have the wings clipped so they can spend their lives out of a cage all day instead of having flight. but having stress of watching the door every 5 seconds which would eventually lead to putting it in a cage more often.
@@josiahdizon2334 maybe don't be a karen
You should definitely clip their wings. It's the safest thing to do
I prefer my birds fly. They stay in my bedroom where they feel safe. Better to earn trust. Keep doors closed.
this bird is to young why would you cut there wings so soon , it’s like shaving a new born baby’s hair off that’s foul
You don't know that this doesn't hurt them *at all* , right? The birds in this video are around a month old, that is like a 3 year old baby and NOT an infant. Even then, cutting hair never hurt anyone - unless you went for the ears
You’re making something out of nothing
Don't you dare!
Why are u clipping them so early? They need to learn to fly first
This is just sad, sorry to say this but the bird was screaming in fear and clipping a birds wings is like taking away someones legs for a while. And when he said we are gonna fed him again he wasnt screaming for food he was screaming in fear and its just horrible to clip you re birds
Someone has never had cockatiels. I made the mistake of leaving feathers on mine and he got hurt flying in a mirror. Then flew away. 100% for safety clip the feathers.
Clearly you know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about cockatiels or their sounds. That is the begging for food sound while they have their own set of sounds that they make when in fear. Fools! just mind your own business!
Cut that beak off and he won’t scream!
it is the most terrible gesture possible. you should never do one like this. I wish only evil to all the people who agree with this. if you don't know how to domesticate a bird, don't buy it. you are some horrible people
You should mind your own business! I clip my parrots wings so they can spend their lives free roaming in my house all day. The stress of watching the door every five seconds would lead to putting the bird in a cage more often which in the end would conclude that the clipped winged bird actually has more freedom then the not clipped bird.
@@bythebnro7498then don't have them!
@@maxm.6169 OOOOOI SIGMA MODE ON! Ur rlly felt 🔥🔥🔥😈👿didn’t you
@@bythebnro7498 grow the fuck up
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NOOOOO!
BIRDS HAVE WINGS FOR A REASON YOU SHOULDN’T TAJE THAT AWAY FROM THEM
*TAKE
IT’S LIKE TAKING A DOG’S NOSE AWAY
WHAT IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE!?
IF YOU CLIP A BIRD’S WINGS THEN YOU’RE MORE OF AN ANIMAL THAN THEY’LL EVER BE
Interesting to watch.🪶🪶🪶 Heard about it but never got a chance to see it. Thank you for sharing! Someone has good lungs!😂😂😂