just adopted myself a nine week old indian ringneck as my second bird and just knowing everything you say already is just so nice and i honestly just clicked on this video just to refresh my brain but i just really love these kind of videos it makes you feel good that you are already doing these things
they are one of the most weirdest little gremlins you'll ever get to meet, def be patient with this type of breed, but once u have their trust they are absolutely the funniest and caring birds
I love the thumbnail 😅 and sleepy mango in your hands was adorable 🥹 mine also like to sleep under my hands ☺️ they will cuddle whereever is little warm ❤ I like how you put examples for everything and it's fun and understandable too 👍 You know now my babies also stay outside full day ( just sleep in their cage at night ) i created a cage free room for them and still improving with the Help of your videos ❤ Thanks for sharing and helping me ☺️
Hahaha thank you 🥰 and awww thats so sweet 🥺 Im glad the video was fun and easy to understand im definitely trying to improve on that 😝 Thats amazing!!! Im so happy to hear you are creating that lifestyle for them they must be so happy 🥰
@@mimisbirdhouse thanks to you i am improving and giving them the best lifestyle i can ☺️ I didn't just start letting them out from start, i started slowly so that they get used to their room and eat properly. I first let them out at evenings, then i go for noon and finally now they are out from the morning to bed time 😌 and they really love being outside. They are learning new things daily like yours, now mine also bob whenever we talk like he knows exactly what we are talking 😂 and when i give them chop in morning Rio bobs his head fast if a say that " is it yummy 😋 " they are getting adorable more day by day 🫶
@@Monart7487 thats amazing you did the process perfectly 👏🏼 keeping them out I swear forms a whole other bond and im so happy to hear about you and Rio 🥰
Mimi you and your birds growing up together is cutest thing! I have been watching your channel since 2020 during covid time your bird videos really gave me some good time.
Perfect timing! I’m going to adopt/rescue another parrot or two. I don’t know when though because I live with other people and I can’t just go in my sisters room and remove things to make space for a bird cage yet (she doesn’t want me to touch her stuff. My dad said I can have another bird and maybe it can go in the living room but I have a dog and that means the bird wouldn’t be able to come out of the cage unless I put her away.) I got my sun conure as a baby so he was sweet and trusting from day one, I was the one afraid of him.
I would definitely wait until you have the ideal space and situation for them as it wouldn’t be fair to them ☺️ I hope you can sort it out and have your second baby but definitely for now, with all due respect, is not them time 🙏🏼
Not a first time bird owner but got my first Quaker a few days ago, he’s around 16 weeks old and a beautiful grey gradient(I named him kakashi). Everything is going great so far except he likes to bite out of curiosity a lot..😅 it seems that’s all he’s interested in is chomping down on my hands or neck, everything is still very new to him and still figuring everything out. Right now everytime he bites hard, I’ll tell him with a gentle yet stern “no biting” and put him in his cage for a few minutes and get him back out. Hopefully he realizes “biting hard = no playtime”
KAKASHI SENSEIIIIII! 🍥 thats such a perfect name 😂 When he bites id continue with the stern no but i wouldnt recommend putting him back inside the cage (unless your just putting him ontop) but if your putting him inside and closing the door it may start associating the cage with punishment instead of a safe space ☺️ nonetheless congrats on your new baby 🥹
You’ve got to interact with the bird on day one. The cage should be used as a safe place but so should you be seen as such hence why interactions outside the cage are extremely important on day one. As far as stepping up, it’s a trick and shall be permission based. Never force a bird to step up. Ask the bird instead “ do you want to step up? “ Birds don’t do commands sorry. There’s gotta be something in it for them. They aren’t people pleasers like dogs.
Yes you should but not so close. Like i said spend time with them, but from a far so you arnt overwhelming them. Letting them out day 1 can cause them to panic and fly into a window. But again spend lots of time in the room with them
@@mimisbirdhousetotally false. Birds have to know from day one you’re safe. As everything is new so are you so they need to know you’re a safe place from the moment you have them. Day one. This is coming from reputable sources, bird trainers. Birdtricks. Look them up.
@@PascaleLaurent81 i also said as well if your bird gets comfortable even if its day you can proceed to the next step, but not every bird is comfortable day 1 and there have been very anxious birds who get out, panic and smack into something, then when u try and save them they panic more because they dont know you. Ive had birds comfortable day 1, like my quaker and sun. Ive had past rescues who have not, like my cockatiel. You gotta use your own judgement
Hello, thanks u for the video! I have a baby quaker parrot (he is around 3-4 months old) who was hand raised by a breeder. It's been already a month and he's still extremely terrified by hands. he always comes to me, sits on the shoulder, gives kisses etc... but if a hand is near he starts to be very aggressive and scared. Any tips? I really don't know what to do to make him more confortable
Pretty much what was said in the video in the part about food and associating your hand with something positive and closing in the space. Maintain a distance at first and slowly get closer. Sounds like he might have been mishandled as a baby giving him so hand trauma
I love the skyrim thumbnail it made me chuckle
Hehe glad you recognized it 😝 And then my random legend of zelda hearts 😂
thanks for your advice. 💓
just adopted myself a nine week old indian ringneck as my second bird and just knowing everything you say already is just so nice and i honestly just clicked on this video just to refresh my brain but i just really love these kind of videos it makes you feel good that you are already doing these things
Congrats on your IRN 🥹 Aww thanks for watching wither way im glad it made you feel good, you’re doing great ☺️
Getting my Quaker in 1-4 weeks.
Binge watching a few education videos before I do get it.
Super excited. Thank you for all your videos!
Aww of course! And if you need help with absolutely anything please feel free to reach out as I’m more than happy to help ☺️
Thank you!@@mimisbirdhouse I'll make sure to keep that in mind.
they are one of the most weirdest little gremlins you'll ever get to meet, def be patient with this type of breed, but once u have their trust they are absolutely the funniest and caring birds
@@nikitajorgensen2906 Oh absolutely.
I've seen it with my friend's Quaker Parrot.
I'll definitely take my time with the bird and be very patient.
Great informative info 🤗
Glad you think so! ☺️
Thats funny😂I keep Grackles, wild little Dinosaurs.
I love the thumbnail 😅 and sleepy mango in your hands was adorable 🥹 mine also like to sleep under my hands ☺️ they will cuddle whereever is little warm ❤
I like how you put examples for everything and it's fun and understandable too 👍
You know now my babies also stay outside full day ( just sleep in their cage at night ) i created a cage free room for them and still improving with the Help of your videos ❤
Thanks for sharing and helping me ☺️
Hahaha thank you 🥰 and awww thats so sweet 🥺
Im glad the video was fun and easy to understand im definitely trying to improve on that 😝
Thats amazing!!! Im so happy to hear you are creating that lifestyle for them they must be so happy 🥰
@@mimisbirdhouse thanks to you i am improving and giving them the best lifestyle i can ☺️
I didn't just start letting them out from start, i started slowly so that they get used to their room and eat properly. I first let them out at evenings, then i go for noon and finally now they are out from the morning to bed time 😌 and they really love being outside.
They are learning new things daily like yours, now mine also bob whenever we talk like he knows exactly what we are talking 😂 and when i give them chop in morning Rio bobs his head fast if a say that " is it yummy 😋 " they are getting adorable more day by day 🫶
@@Monart7487 thats amazing you did the process perfectly 👏🏼 keeping them out I swear forms a whole other bond and im so happy to hear about you and Rio 🥰
@@mimisbirdhouse thank u sm 🥰 it feels good to hear other appreciating your work 🤭
Mimi you and your birds growing up together is cutest thing! I have been watching your channel since 2020 during covid time your bird videos really gave me some good time.
Thats so heart warming to read 🥹 thank you so much for supporting my channel all this time and watching the evolution of my birds 🫶🏼
Great thumbnail! 😂
Gotta face those dragons from skyrim some how and throw in those zelda hearts 😂 😂 😂
That thumbnail is quite amusing. Where do you come up with these ideas? 😂
Ahahaha my video game/anime imagination 😂
@@mimisbirdhouse Oh, that's nice. I really appreciate your videos (and those thumbnails too 😂).
@@anupam96786 yay that makes me happy 🥰
Perfect timing! I’m going to adopt/rescue another parrot or two. I don’t know when though because I live with other people and I can’t just go in my sisters room and remove things to make space for a bird cage yet (she doesn’t want me to touch her stuff. My dad said I can have another bird and maybe it can go in the living room but I have a dog and that means the bird wouldn’t be able to come out of the cage unless I put her away.) I got my sun conure as a baby so he was sweet and trusting from day one, I was the one afraid of him.
Tango is in my room so the new bird can’t go in there.
I would definitely wait until you have the ideal space and situation for them as it wouldn’t be fair to them ☺️ I hope you can sort it out and have your second baby but definitely for now, with all due respect, is not them time 🙏🏼
Not a first time bird owner but got my first Quaker a few days ago, he’s around 16 weeks old and a beautiful grey gradient(I named him kakashi). Everything is going great so far except he likes to bite out of curiosity a lot..😅 it seems that’s all he’s interested in is chomping down on my hands or neck, everything is still very new to him and still figuring everything out. Right now everytime he bites hard, I’ll tell him with a gentle yet stern “no biting” and put him in his cage for a few minutes and get him back out. Hopefully he realizes “biting hard = no playtime”
KAKASHI SENSEIIIIII! 🍥 thats such a perfect name 😂
When he bites id continue with the stern no but i wouldnt recommend putting him back inside the cage (unless your just putting him ontop) but if your putting him inside and closing the door it may start associating the cage with punishment instead of a safe space ☺️ nonetheless congrats on your new baby 🥹
@@mimisbirdhouse will definitely take that into consideration, he’s also the youngest bird I’ve ever owned so hopefully he outgrows this behavior
You’ve got to interact with the bird on day one. The cage should be used as a safe place but so should you be seen as such hence why interactions outside the cage are extremely important on day one. As far as stepping up, it’s a trick and shall be permission based. Never force a bird to step up. Ask the bird instead “ do you want to step up? “ Birds don’t do commands sorry. There’s gotta be something in it for them. They aren’t people pleasers like dogs.
Yes you should but not so close. Like i said spend time with them, but from a far so you arnt overwhelming them. Letting them out day 1 can cause them to panic and fly into a window. But again spend lots of time in the room with them
@@mimisbirdhousetotally false. Birds have to know from day one you’re safe. As everything is new so are you so they need to know you’re a safe place from the moment you have them. Day one. This is coming from reputable sources, bird trainers. Birdtricks. Look them up.
@@PascaleLaurent81 i also said as well if your bird gets comfortable even if its day you can proceed to the next step, but not every bird is comfortable day 1 and there have been very anxious birds who get out, panic and smack into something, then when u try and save them they panic more because they dont know you. Ive had birds comfortable day 1, like my quaker and sun. Ive had past rescues who have not, like my cockatiel. You gotta use your own judgement
Hello, thanks u for the video! I have a baby quaker parrot (he is around 3-4 months old) who was hand raised by a breeder. It's been already a month and he's still extremely terrified by hands. he always comes to me, sits on the shoulder, gives kisses etc... but if a hand is near he starts to be very aggressive and scared. Any tips? I really don't know what to do to make him more confortable
Pretty much what was said in the video in the part about food and associating your hand with something positive and closing in the space. Maintain a distance at first and slowly get closer. Sounds like he might have been mishandled as a baby giving him so hand trauma