I know you are filming and talking so it’s hard to fully keep your eyes on her but she was actually getting in the begging faze early on. Smart little girl
@@davidthebirdguy517 So I have two budgies I got them a year ago, a few weeks back I tried feeding them from my hand. I tried veggies and after a week it worked one of them wasn’t scared while the other flew at the top of the cage, after a few days both of them started eating from my hand so I wanted to teach on how to step on my finger but, when I put it infront of them they just stare at it. Also when i put my hand in and put some veggies on top of it, one of them comes on my hand and thinks about going on it sometimes it came fully on my palm and eat it but that’s kinda rare. Al though he kinda tries to avoid it. I tried putting it up there belly but still the same. Or they would just bite it thinking there’s food inside the palm, I don’t think they really were hand tamed before. So do you have any tips how I can teach them to step on my finger or palm?
@@soulzzzx I would recommend target training your bird. I have a video about this ruclips.net/video/DsM0u_YpSAw/видео.html Once your bird is target trained you can more easily and in a less invading way get them on your finger. You can also just search Target training birds on RUclips and usually any videos by BirdTricks are the best but I'm sure that there are more. You can also try training the one who is more confident. The other will catch on once he sees that the other one is ok. I would recommend using millet to train rather than feeding from your palm because they dont have to get so close to your hand. Also, just make sure your foundations are in place such as a healthy diet and a full 12hr of sleep. Hope this helps!
Ur cute 🥰🥰
Great job David!! I live the eay she hangs upside dow and waits for the millet.
I know I love it too. Thanks for watching!
I know you are filming and talking so it’s hard to fully keep your eyes on her but she was actually getting in the begging faze early on. Smart little girl
Yeah, I was getting glances at that. She did good!
Sorry I cant type. I should have checked for spelling.
No worry's same happens to me all the time. :)
Hey David can I ask a question?
Sure. I would be happy to help.
@@davidthebirdguy517 So I have two budgies I got them a year ago, a few weeks back I tried feeding them from my hand. I tried veggies and after a week it worked one of them wasn’t scared while the other flew at the top of the cage, after a few days both of them started eating from my hand so I wanted to teach on how to step on my finger but, when I put it infront of them they just stare at it. Also when i put my hand in and put some veggies on top of it, one of them comes on my hand and thinks about going on it sometimes it came fully on my palm and eat it but that’s kinda rare. Al though he kinda tries to avoid it. I tried putting it up there belly but still the same. Or they would just bite it thinking there’s food inside the palm, I don’t think they really were hand tamed before. So do you have any tips how I can teach them to step on my finger or palm?
@@soulzzzx I would recommend target training your bird. I have a video about this ruclips.net/video/DsM0u_YpSAw/видео.html Once your bird is target trained you can more easily and in a less invading way get them on your finger. You can also just search Target training birds on RUclips and usually any videos by BirdTricks are the best but I'm sure that there are more. You can also try training the one who is more confident. The other will catch on once he sees that the other one is ok. I would recommend using millet to train rather than feeding from your palm because they dont have to get so close to your hand. Also, just make sure your foundations are in place such as a healthy diet and a full 12hr of sleep. Hope this helps!
@@davidthebirdguy517 will do thanks!