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Such a sweetie ❤. My sweet 28 year old maxi recently passed away. They are the best!

Do you have a bird name koolaid

They are so cute

If you don’t want your bird flying don’t get a bird I’ll say it again, If you don’t want your bird flying, don’t get a bird

Do they only bond to one person like senegals?

Do brown heads only bond to one person like senegals? Or are they good with the whole family normally? If they do only bond to one person do they try attack?

you should stop it and plus why are u teaching us to be bad and disgusting like u

I had one 20 years ago they are awesome

That’s animal abuse. Declawing cats, clipping dogs tails and clipping birds wings is wrong.

What age did you move him to second stage

How long do you keep them in travel cages what age

It is completely wrong. It should be trimmed after the third feather so that the bird does not lose its self-confidence and retains its beauty.

I'm confused male or females are more hormonal?

He was such a good boy! 💖

You should go over a few facts first like they can still fly, makes it easier to lose them and harder to recover, they can't escape danger or exercise the way their body was designed, this is a false sense of security, it causes psychological trauma, muscle loss, degenerates organs that can lead to sudden death. If you don't want or can't handle a flying animal, get a different pet.

Such a cutie! 🥰

They look super cute. They clearly love you. 😊🥰

Yah very noisy. May have to stick with parakeets for birds to interact with

Loved this. So informative ❤

Let them fly their need to fly😢😭

Hmm super cute...So I can basically make one myself 😂

how would you compare the brown head to the Pionus or the cape parrot?

To those wondering: this procedure is mostly painless for the bird.

Ppl saying this is animal abuse in the comments are the same ppl that lost and will loose their birds early on, either from flying alway and dying alone in the wilderness, flying in a hot pot on the stove or flying at full speed to a wall and breaking their necks, now let me ask you this: which one is more abusive, preventing all of that from happening and letting your bird roam free and safely through the house, or having them suffer one of those ends or just live locked up in a cage their whole life? Think about it people, if you're not clipping your birds wings, YOU'RE most probably the animal abuser here

Animal abuse. It’s a bird. You take his ability to fly. Monster

These comments are ridiculous. Birds that can fly are 100% idiots. Doesn't matter how big the space is they will crash into walls/windows and they will attempt to fly to you while you cook potentially landing in oil or boiling water. If you don't clip their wings the only safe way to own them is in a cage 24/7 which is cruel. Clipping their wings lets them be out of their cage safely and be given perches in multiple rooms to hang out with you. Also since they aren't getting exercise from flying outside they gain exercise from climbing around their enclosure. If they accidently escape the house there is almost 100% chance they get eaten.

Came here to oearn how to clip my birds (i have 6) and was not disappointed with these comments. To the karens and cry babies on this video, oet me break something down for you: When you domesticate a bird, 80% of it's insinct goes goes out the window (like it will if it can fly) If you have dogs like i do, they can fly to your dogs, spook your dogs, and cause your dogs to injure them or even worse KILL them. They could fly into ceiling fans chopp8ng their little heads off (heard this story way too much) Or so many other things. Stop comparing how you treat your bird to how others treat theirs. Not everyone has the ability to compromise every little aspect of their life to adhere to their birds. Qll of my birds are happy and healthy being clipped as they get plenty of play time and social time. P.S. before you say "well lock your dogs up so your birds have a safe place". Why? So my dogs become filled with separation anxiety because some karen on the Internet was unhappy? GO TOUCH GRASS.

What colour variety is she please, she's such a beautiful colour

I had a Blue-Head Pionus for 18 years. He was gorgeous & the best (as our pets are) company. Our personalities were so perfectly matched. I would love to have another Blue-Head some day if I can afford it. If you ever know of any that aren't exorbitant, please keep me in mind.

Do you recommend 1 or 2.? What is the minimum cage size? Can you keep 2 in the same cage and if so what size? Thanks

I would never do so😢 poor birds

I have 7 birds, 6 are budgies, one is a cockatiel. Please do not clip your birds wings. If it’s to “stop them from running into windows” theirs bird harnesses for that. My cockatiel has a harness, and he’s fine. Also it’s not like cutting a humans nails or hair, because unlike clipping a birds wings, it doesn’t take away a body function that’s kind of their whole thing…? Getting a pet that flies and taking away it’s ability to fly is kinda cringe tbh. Also, the clipping process isn’t painful, sure, but it’s extremely stressful and will cause the bird to pick at the feathers which leads to plucking the feathers. Clipping a birds wings is also very dangerous if you have other household pets like dogs or especially cats. Just don’t do it, it’s dangerous and harmful to the birds health, there are alternatives. Look into those instead. Also, if birds fly into the windows a few times, they’re most likely new to their surroundings. They’ll eventually recognize it’s a window and stop. Windows are fine, but it’s your fault if you get a bird and don’t take the steps to bird proof their living space. Honestly.

What a precious little bundle of cuteness!

Disgusting

Looks like a a hamster cage

Would it dig into your back of you kicked back in a recliner with it ? Thank you 😊

So cute and adorable ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

What if you purchase another bird from the exact same pet shop from the original flock your original original bird came from within two weeks of buying the first bird?

GOD, THE CHEWING. I'd watch, but you have zero manners. Absolutely disgusting

It’s definitely not animal abuse, especially if it’s not hurting them, but I feel like instead of clipping their wings to protect them, you could just train them. Since you’re taking the time to actually clip their feathers you can just train them, plus it would just last longer since you wouldn’t have to do it more than once. And it’s also bonding time with your adorable baby.

I swear I’m losing brain cells at these comments saying that animals abuse. first of all, it’s not hurting the bird in anyway. it’s like cutting your dog nails. second of all second of all it makes it easier to get them if they get out the cage or if you want to take them outside to make sure that they don’t fly away or get lost. Third of all if it was animal abuse, this video would be taken down off the platform

People are so dumb in these comments.. I swear. I bet most of yall have never been in vet med and are trying to tell people how to care for their pets. If you dont wanna clip wings then dont and if you do, just do it safely and correctly 😂🎉

So many dumb@ss Karen's in the comments

This poor bird has to go through this okay I'm not trying to tell you how to take care of a animal but you don't deserve an bird there are bird leashes you can get when they don't have their wings they're clumsy too this is wrong but there are so many alternative things to do.

Animal abuse, why would you do this!? Makes me sick

I watched someone heating a knife to cut the hole and thought "Hell no I'll use my soldering iron instead" From your vid I see this will work and I won't have to drill holes. Thanks

Stop this!

I grew up with birds due to my grandparents having a macaw,two African Grey‘s,Amazon and smaller species like budgies, love birds and maybe cockatiels. As for what owned I owned budgies as a kid due to me being g terrified of the bigger species. I now own a female cockatiel since 2015. I never had an issue with her apart from her being loud but it’s very rare similar to the pionous. I wonder if I would be ready for a Pionus or should I get another Cockatiel since I do own one but I moved out of my parents that’s neither here or there. Yesterday it gave me the urge to get a new bird but what I look after. Anyhow yesterday she nibbled on my finger I never handled her or came into contact and she was first afraid but I gave her time and let her come to me and she did.