Some of this info is good but don't use this video to teach your bird to talk. Imagine if someone "taught you to talk" by spamming you with random words. Just talk to your birds clearly and in context; that way they know the words and what they mean. You'll thank me when your parrot asks to take a shower in english or tells you that they love you when they're feeling affectionate.
Yes, context is key. Even though I (most likely) have two females, they have learned 3-4 words (including their names for both). They also know when I'm about to offer them a treat since I keep repeating the word just before giving them the treat. They can be minding their own business just napping or preening by the far end of the cage, but as soon as I give them attention and ask if they would be interesting in a ... "TREAT?" they move to the front of the cage and nibble the cage bars to show how eager they are. I taught the more assertive female this by target training with the tip of my nose haha. Adorable little feathered kids :D (also, the cage doors are open for most of the day, so it's not Stockholm syndrome by any means)
to a point. cockatiels aren't big at talking though, so a bit more repetition is required, and they don't really associate as well as others do. they're more likely to do that with songs.
My Chico only say's "Whatcha Doin" in a very horse voice lol He is very old, not sure age my son got him 8yrs ago from a man who had him about 5yrs and me about 1yr. He is great but does not get along with my 2 Love Birds - Peanut & Buddar 5 & 6yrs
I bought my cockatiel on 5th June and now he is only trying to bite....how can I make bond with him...he is still in cage...whenever I trying to give hand he run or he bites....
Never force them bc they hold grudges. No fingers through the cage. Be quiet and positive talking to them. Give food and water every day while talking to them, and after a few days, try getting them to step up. If they don’t, back away. Try to spend time near them and get them to a happy state while they’re in the cage. If their crest goes back, they’re stressed, give them space and try again etc
As watched this video this reminds me when I had a dream about my cockatiel saying. Coca cola but in real life my cockatiel can not talk! Especially not saying coca cola
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My Cockatiel is 4 years old in human age according to me 😂 and I've been saying his name for soo long he doesn't even listen
Today i say bad gril to my cockatiel and she said WTF 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i love it
Show off
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Gril???
LOL
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At What age cockatiel can talk ?
Starting 8 months
The only problem is....IDK HOW TO WHISTLE 😭😭😭😭
Lmaoao same 😭mine is gonna learn some messed up tunes 😭
@@Montse.1030 OMG-- 😭😭
I need help, my cockatiel makes screeching noise all the time. I’m not sure what to do with it.
Reset it
@@nomadhomad3685 A legend reply 👍
Cockatiels ARE parrots...
No. It's a cat. 😂
@@JUSTK4RL33
No they are the dawgs
“No. It is a cat” caught me off guard 😂😂
@@yamilethayala-l2t what's funny in this?
Cockatiel are parrots, but they're talking chances are low.
A cockatiel IS a parrot
A parrot is a bird
A bird IS a bird
My cocktail bird is 8 years old ❤❤❤
My cockatiel does not like treats but he likes big seeds
My bird can say the word "chirp" clearer than a human. I got him to "R' like a pirate. R R Rrrrr. And the R sound is actually difficult for tiels.
My cockatiel says her own name Juju 😂
At what age it is best for cockatiel to learn how to speak or sing?
8 months
At night it also says when I put it to sleep good night or thank you (I put a towel on it)
Best one
When i had mine it got lost 2 weeks after i bought him
Can a female cockatail talk?
Some of this info is good but don't use this video to teach your bird to talk. Imagine if someone "taught you to talk" by spamming you with random words. Just talk to your birds clearly and in context; that way they know the words and what they mean. You'll thank me when your parrot asks to take a shower in english or tells you that they love you when they're feeling affectionate.
Yes, context is key. Even though I (most likely) have two females, they have learned 3-4 words (including their names for both). They also know when I'm about to offer them a treat since I keep repeating the word just before giving them the treat. They can be minding their own business just napping or preening by the far end of the cage, but as soon as I give them attention and ask if they would be interesting in a ... "TREAT?" they move to the front of the cage and nibble the cage bars to show how eager they are. I taught the more assertive female this by target training with the tip of my nose haha. Adorable little feathered kids :D (also, the cage doors are open for most of the day, so it's not Stockholm syndrome by any means)
to a point. cockatiels aren't big at talking though, so a bit more repetition is required, and they don't really associate as well as others do. they're more likely to do that with songs.
Or you can just snuggle em and wuv em and give em all the millet x3
My Chico only say's "Whatcha Doin" in a very horse voice lol He is very old, not sure age my son got him 8yrs ago from a man who had him about 5yrs and me about 1yr. He is great but does not get along with my 2 Love Birds - Peanut & Buddar 5 & 6yrs
NO WAYS MY BIRDS NAME IS CHICA
My cocktail bites a lot
I bought my cockatiel on 5th June and now he is only trying to bite....how can I make bond with him...he is still in cage...whenever I trying to give hand he run or he bites....
Never force them bc they hold grudges. No fingers through the cage. Be quiet and positive talking to them. Give food and water every day while talking to them, and after a few days, try getting them to step up. If they don’t, back away. Try to spend time near them and get them to a happy state while they’re in the cage. If their crest goes back, they’re stressed, give them space and try again etc
Thank you 😊
As watched this video this reminds me when I had a dream about my cockatiel saying. Coca cola but in real life my cockatiel can not talk! Especially not saying coca cola
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It real ?
ok
My birds says her own name “Miku” but I wanna have her speak my nick name too “kaka”
Kaka, how old was Miku when she learned to say her name?
@@AliHameeds around 3 months or less!
This only works for males as well lol if you have a female it will never talk
I am still trying to figure out if my cockatiel is a he or she.
He can only say “peekaboo” I’m trying to teach him to say “little peewi”