20 Reasons why you should not buy Hyacinth Macaw

[@loveyourparrot_]

This is the best video. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ANGELICPARROTS]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Eku-bo]

It is

[@birder7743]

I HATE THIS VIDEO I LOVE BIRDS AND I AM NOT GOING TO LISTEN TOO YOU WARNING

[@bekeneel]

It sounds mostly familiar :) except for my Moluccan cockatoo, maybe slightly shorter wingspan but got pretty big, new cage for 500$ (ebay). Seems like all the trouble a cockatoo gives a Macaw like this gives too, however I think cockatoos can still be more crazy & unfortunately even louder up to 130db... I kinda regret buying one by now lol, I knew some of these Moluccans from a rescue and they were always calm and sweet so I had no reason to believe they would be so loud & destructive.. And you're right, you can't leave them in their cage a whole day, I wouldn't want that either. If I'd buy a Macaw tho I'd certainly get such a Hyacinth, love the blue and how they look. But I doubt it would make my moluccan less loud, because I bought him from a place with many birds and they were used to screaming to each other often, that's probably why mine is pretty loud. It's indeed best if u got a bird from as young as possible, that u can teach and train them the way you want, I feel like if they are older it's very hard still to train them the way you want or make them stop doing certain things..

[@lnayler]

As an ornithologist, I would have to say, you may be making your bird hormonal by petting below the neck. Birds also train you more than you think. If they scream and you run to them to keep them quiet, you are training them to scream louder and longer until they get your attention. I made this mistake with a very loud and obnoxious Moluccan Cockatoo. I grew to resent this bird until I learned that my behaviour trained him to scream. Moluccan’s can be as loud as Hyacinths. I was miserable until I learned not to run to see him whenever he screamed. You’re right though.....large birds are like toddlers on crack that never grow up. I like the chaos! The screaming and destruction......not so much. But all pets can be loud. And even a dog will chew your best shoes if you leave them out. The trick is you have to control your environment. Make one room in your house an aviary, with tiled floors and walls, access to a hose, and have a drain in the floor. Buy baby toys. They are fairly durable, or find stainless steel toys. It is possible to own big birds and live harmoniously. You just have to sacrifice and plan ahead.

[@jasabasenara8124]

Spot on!!

[@aayushrana5812]

I’m pretty sure Moluccan Cockatoos are much louder than any Macaw

[@aayushrana5812]

Any macaw won’t reach more than 115 decibels, while a Moluccan can disintegrate the charts by hitting up to more than 135.

[@ladyb9108]

Large birds are like toddlers on crack that never grow up 🤣🤣🤣🤣 So true lol

[@humannt3374]

@@aayushrana5812as someone who has lived with many different types of birds Macaws arent that bad in terms of how loud they are but they are still loud af

[@senzapaura2818]

Actually there is only one reason: I CAN'T AFFORD IT

[@Withhisultraviolencee]

Same

[@afrozenalex8964]

😁😂

[@Dan-xx5jq]

me neither!

[@bwmcelya]

30k USD for a disease free model. Only the well-to-do need apply.

[@birdsmariaandsunshinetv9899]

People like to buy them and then abuse them and I cry

[@ANGELICPARROTS]

Me too :(

[@kaidosbuddyagaindoberman9119]

Sometimes the abuse is mundane- where the owner is just not intelligent to realize they are abusing them. Last year we discovered a macaw that is confined to its cage 24/7, nearly year round. The owner literally thinks this is ok, that “he likes his cage” and the owner is so crude They think “ why do we have birdcages then? Birds living in bird cages”... The owner is a proprietor if a business. We begged her to take the macaw, while explaining why this is equivalent to a human being locked up in a little cell, in prison for 20, 30 years. She didn’t get the comparison. It’s heartbreaking. The bird Only comes out when they dedicate the time to a cage cleaning, even then right after the bird returns to the cage just like it’s programmed. What to do though, long we the bird has food and water access, isn’t suffering any obvious disease, the law has little right to take it away.

[@Earth.is.F1AT]

WTFFF WHO TF BUYS THESE BEAUTIFUL BLUE CINNAMON ROLLS AND TORTURES THEM I NEED TO FUCKING STOMP ON THEIR HEADS

[@kaidosbuddyagaindoberman9119]

SamuraiTheGamer all good things to help support such a large parrot

[@kaidosbuddyagaindoberman9119]

SamuraiTheGamer not sure but it’s more of a “want@ but then doesn’t want to see it thru

[@kevin72884]

Can't agree with most of your advice since it's the pet owner that creates the pet's behavior. 24/7 attention will create a clingy pet and lots of alone time is always important just as time together too. #Engagednotcaged

[@Pineapple-jl1bn]

I have a blue front amazon and a blue Indian ring neck parrot, along with all my other "farm animals" they get love every day seeing as I'm home all day and their names are choko and leo. By the way I love your videos have a good day 😊

[@MIKEDUZZI420]

I have a Conure and she rides around on my shoulder when I'm home most of the time. I cant imagine having one that size wanting to do the same. Plus my bird chews on the wood but yours is so much bigger. The damage it would do to a house. Man.

[@ashleyfontanilla2262]

Me thinking the exact same thing. Only that, I have a quaker. Very tiny, and easy to control... however my conjure is smaller and absolutely chaotic if I am not gentle.

[@chihuahuaclubsouthfloridaf2991]

I have two Conures that ride around on my shoulders. Perfect size perfect birds. Pocket puppies . Definitely not as demanding as a hyacinth macaw 🦜 Thank God. Love Green Cheeks ❤️ plus I have 2 chihuahuas and a cat That already sick enough attention...

[@Sujeesh_Bhosri]

Alexanderine are best to pet. Sweet voice, funny, loving and cheap

[@derind9191]

Haha not cheap budgies are cheap not Alexandrines

[@lorenayoung3256]

Out all of the macaws, the Hyacinth macaws are my fave 😘 I could never own one, they’re too big for me, their powerful beaks are very intimidating to me. I’m just content with my Solomon island eclectus 😍🥰 he’s still a baby boy, just over 4 months old.

[@dakotastein9499]

A lot of poeple are intimidated by thier size...but looks are deceiving they are one of the gentlest even tempered parrots you can have. They are very out going and friendly and are eger to please,because of this they are easy to train and among the macaw breeds they make the best companions for children.

[@nandhuzz1927]

Oh you have eclectus your pet is my dream actually 🤧

[@jwdominion6747]

Same

[@jamesaron1967]

So true, Carolyn. I'm glad you're making these kind of videos. It may be the most important bird related content. Many people just don't know what's involved with proper bird care. Hopefully, this will educate those who are thinking about a parrot and not sure if it's the right decision for them.

[@ANGELICPARROTS]

Absolutely 💯💯💯

[@robertoabreu207]

Hyacinth macaws are so beautiful. I love the fact that they are so calm and friendly. But damn, look at that beak, it seems like it could cut off a human finger.

[@upthedope5114]

Cause it can

[@dakotastein9499]

That's because it can...luckaly they are even tempered and it's relatively hard to piss one off to that point.

[@aidenw207]

I am so grateful for my green cheek conure after watching this video.

[@angelslife416]

Hi Carolyn what a very nice video.they called them the gentle giant.I think all birds break stuff but its ok for me.love is so cute.Glory is so beautiful.I enjoyed this video Carolyn.you have a blessed evening Carolyn love you.

[@VFizz]

Those guys are BEAUTIFUL!! Thank you for sharing!

[@shanetsung3558]

What if u get 2 of them together ...wont they keep themselves company?

[@TM-bg5mz]

Aren’t you reinforcing the negative behaviour ie. screaming for attention by reacting to her? She knows that if she starts to vocalize that she gets attention. All parrots scream but you can’t give in every time they do it and believe me I know how loud they can get. This is the same for any animal. You can’t be reinforcing their behaviour by giving in at their will. Great video with some helpful tips.

[@yourlocalfatboi6149]

Oh god I have a bird myself and it scream's at the top of it's lung's and it take's a poo everywhere ;-; Help meh

[@yourlocalfatboi6149]

@@Valerie-MomofanAngel rainbow lorikeet

[@carolhartley4448]

Start with target training, then on to tricks, it creates a mutual understanding also it never too late to potty train your bird, they can easiily be trained to go indesignated areas, there will alsways be some poop mistakes but it really cuts down on were they go poop. Try thes things, both of you wil be much happier♥️♥️♥️

[@Wavecattt]

😂😂you still have him?

[@pardipdas8990]

It's just a pampered macaw. It's just showing dominance over you.

[@lizm9319]

Your video has put the kibosh on any desire I had for a hyacinth macaw. Thank you! I knew parrots considered their human their flock, but I had no idea how intense that really is. Forget the expense of food, the cage, the bird itself, etc. All the other things you describe just threw cold water on any desire I had for a hyacinth macaw. The only thing I can think of that you forgot to mention is how long their life expectancy is: 70 years or more. I think I’ll go see if the zoo has parrots. But that has its own problems. 😬

[@HiTechDiver]

Hyacinth Macaws are a majestic bird. I was friends with a bird store owner. He had a Hyacinth. When it was on your arm you knew it; they are heavy. He knew he was king too. I actually had to repair the bird's cage, made of 1/4" wrought iron bars. The bird bent and tore them apart. I welded 1" band metal around the upper and lower thirds of the cage, and he tore that up too.

[@lmundishop8047]

My son has a male blue hyacinth Macaw for about 20 years. He is in my son's entertainment magic show and he flies around the audience and comes back to him. He also has several other parrots and cockatoos in his shows in New York. His is much bigger 3 ft tall and 5 ft wing span. Oh yes they are attention hogs.

[@barbaramartin6537]

Hi Glory and Carolin thanks for the awesome video and lecture on hycin macaw God bless you and your family.

[@basthiankoralalageanurakan7141]

Your explain more useful I like also like to macaw scarlet if you can tell me where can buy scarlet eggs please help me

[@lzeel-jg3hn]

Wow in uk they are around £1000-£3000 and fertile eggs are £50 each

[@Wavecattt]

Were? Do you know a breeder?

[@eschdaddy]

Glory is magnificent. You should only get one if it’s a rescue, right?

[@ANGELICPARROTS]

You can have two or three. But it's very hard work and very time consuming

[@zorubark]

They are still endangered, specially with the forest fires so rescuing one is way better than snatching

[@the_real_idoit8166]

I’ll stick to my Minecraft Blue Macaw

[@BonkiHart]

thank you for this video I love the look of these birds, how curious they are and so on and so forth but I nearly jumped the gun a lady was trying to give away her 2 year old Hyacinth Macaw to me .... I live in a small apartment, and work night shifts, I do have a bird of my own (Indian Ringneck Parrot) but he's been adopted as well .... he hasn't been treated too well by his previous owners, so now i am living with consequences, and he hates fingers, my phone and anything to do with them, bites painfully through the shirt and you may even bleed underneath, but loves attention and wants affection too (just not from fingers or hands) ... I am glad I saw your video before taking on such a huge commitment and responsibility, that I don't have a space for nor the time for ... taking in small parrots is fine-ish but I should never think of getting a parrot unless I have a private house with a garden I guess. thank you for everything. Even with all the intense care and behaviour I still want a Macaw, but can't do anything about it now I'd feel awful keeping such a large bird in a cage when I can't be around due to work.

[@amy.494]

I have a brid i have 15 they realy funny but realy misssy

[@Sunshineonmymind714]

Everything you said is so true. I have a noble macaw and she needs to be up my butt all day from the time she wakes up until she goes to sleep. My bird does what she wants and expects me to be on standby for her all day. She is messy, loud and bites me when I preen her and one minute she loves it then she decides she doesn’t like it then presses me for more pets lol. I have to take my macaw everywhere with me or she gets so angry at me. Her squawk is so loud my neighbors can hear her from in the house. But unfortunately my noble macaw is the smallest macaw of them all so I can’t bring her outside for too long because there are giant hawks where I live. But yes everything you said about the hyacinth macaw rings true for most macaws especially my baby kiwi. Anyone who says otherwise has not owned a macaw lol Btw your birdie babies are sooo beautiful!

[@Rabbitgirl62]

my brother is thinking of getting a Hyacinth egg. What do you think? He already has a Macaw, Conyer and Lovebird. All in their own cages. He has has raised lovebirds from egg, and have has several cockateils.

[@ricquelredhorse3116]

Thank you for sharing this. I now know this bird is more of a commitment than I can reasonably accommodate. I am grateful for this honest video. You saved me from making a huge miscalculation. Thank you!!

[@birdsmariaandsunshinetv9899]

Caroline you are like me I love animals so much but if people can’t take care of them then don’t buy them

[@nish-ran9303]

Actually this is like Rio movie about Linda is a best friend with a blue macaw and it name is blue if you guys wanna know more about that movie watch movies

[@Officialblitzo3]

Actually what the birds from Rio movies were was a Spix's macaws. They only their are only just about 160-177 in captivity left today.

[@mimouchkittabenyoussef5892]

What is the age of weaning africain greys?is it around the same age?

[@rainerreiter8927]

The most important thing is, that despite them having you they need to have a partner, and that also makes the burden of having to be there for them all time much easier for you, bit i think that this video is for educational purposes and I saw another hyacinth macaw by the end of the video. Then you're doing it right and teaching right, instead of one thing: I'd point out, that it helps a lot to get them a partner, that actually it should be ONLY that way. One of them alone ain't enough, coz they're born to be with each other, even despite our 24//7 presence, that's very difficult to put into practice

[@MikeWazowski680]

Ooooohhhhhhhhh. Yea!!! Yes yea!!!

[@zainzaid1618]

even if glory is like that . like you said they are intelligent . so they will have different personalities . so you can't say all hyacinth macaws are bad . so are obedient

[@ThePurpleLotus1]

Gorgeous bird, but I think I’ll stick with my cockatiels; they’re a little less…intense.

[@ShaiOsman]

Macadamia nuts are very fatty, id recommend cutting down the amount given

[@Quinny1394]

I saw one at the Adelaide Zoo in south Australia, once, he/she was in an avery and screaming and I felt so bad, because I knew they need alot of love and attention, I went up and started talking to it and it stopped screaming and after a while it put it's head up to the hole in the avery and I took the gamble and gave it a pat and it didn't bite me, such a friendly bird but very sad, shouldn't be in a zoo, I was there for a good hour 1/2 and felt so bad when I had to leave

[@jliscorpio]

This video is not an exaggeration. I have an African Grey and this all goes for them as well. My grey is with me on my shoulder 12 hours a day. When I have to go out for a large amount of time I have a sitter for her. I tried out so many sitters before I found one that actually CARED about my bird. It isn't that easy. If my bird is awake she does not want to be alone, or in her cage.She is very sensitive and wants love, love, love, and more love. When she misbehaves (and she does) you cannot hold a grudge or else you will have a very depressed bird. Then there is hormone season. All of that sweetness, is gone, and you wonder if it will E V E R return. You need to have thick skin and you need to be very empathetic and forgiving and YES they will bite you.

[@JHilariosaH1]

I just want to meet one, they’re so beautiful!

[@RandomKurd]

Am too scared to take my rossela out for free flight I feel like she will run away pls make a vid on how to try to make ur bird free flight pls I really need help

[@Ryan-uc9ri]

Why is nobody noticing that THIS IS A COPIED, REUPLOADED, AND STOLEN VIDEO

[@Grace-hp3rw]

Not actually- this is Caroline’s other channel- 😂

[@SeleverRyan]

Lol hah

[@AllanG1914]

Same owner but difference channel but thanks for not tolerating stolen videos.

[@4SunnyinMiami2]

Has she ever bitten you out of play? Reason I ask is I have had cockatiels and love birds and my love bird used to like to bite.

[@nabielahmed3436]

My Alexander parrot do the same He is green but he live like you said in the video

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

Dear, great video. Everyone interested in Macaws even the smaller species should reconsider. They are very much time demanding and destructive to house and a mess that one has to constantly clean up behind, be it debris from their powerful mandibles tearing your home or its belongs to pieces and or all the poop and food scrapes. I do not recommend anyone buy a Macaw or Cockatoo if you have more than one human child. Better ) Human Kids. One needs to be totally dedicated to these demanding attention birds. Butters my beloved Blue and Gold is now 25 years old and I could never have given him the love if I had human children. He is like caring for two kids constantly. We have the perfect setting as we are childless and run a Native Plant Botanical Garden where Butters has free roaming outside all day almost every day with visiting customers which help entertain him and truly help satisfy his desire for enrichment. If you are a giving and caring individual, yes you will get the special love back from your bird. Most people treat them as ornaments and this is very cruel to isolate them alone. Butters has been a full member of the family and watches movies and documentaries we us in bed. If one is not willing to put in the work as you suggest do not get Macaw rather they should stick a cat.

[@theaccidentalhousewife]

I know a friend who's grandpa had a couple hyacinth. Such sweet birds but they're SO time and attention intensive

[@cringe.mp4796]

my backyard is like 70 to 100 degrees is it still ok to let the outside for 6 hours a day

[@dummy2027]

As long as the bird has plenty of shelter from the sun, when they want it. Always have outside areas with sun area and shade area and plenty of liquid for them the drink. I'm sure Caroline would agree with this statement.

[@klingmaiquecuarto8887]

Its nice to see like that big bird

[@jonathandoetry7221]

That's why you gotta buy them a ton of stuff to break. Macaws are the type of bird you go into knowing they are gonna break stuff. You've gotta have a special brand of crazy to be able to handle large birds.

[@tahiria2270]

Would it be alright to be able to go to collage 9am-4pm Mon, Tue each week? I generally don’t leave the house for any other reason at the moment. I have a lot of time for my future macaw. I also can complete these classes from home if needed. This is all I’m worried about leaving him/her alone for, I’m building a large outdoor area for this reason & his/her own happiness. Will it be alright for a couple hours by itself in its aviary?

[@Wavecattt]

Don’t!! Please wait till you are done with studying they are everywhere mess up your house, screaming making sounds they are in your face all the time! If you work only in mornings or evening than its okay. And you need to be sure you wont travel a lot cause people are soo stupid! They don’t think about that! And the best is to have 2 birds of the same race they can give each other more emotional comfort and preen each other.

[@OGMann]

I find these birds all the time in rescue aviaries.

[@lianeloraineganal373]

I'm really happy that you are such a great person with a big heart... Your parrots are just so lucky that they have you❤️😭

[@samdean5936]

Even i dont own hyacinth macaw but i couldnt agree more with u about ur sharing in why u dont need get hyacinth macaw as ur pet...i used to own 2 big bird one is blue n gold macaw n the other one is blue fronted amazon ..all what u said bout hyacinth macaw is exactly the same like my blue n gold macaw except they not so expensive like hyacinth macaw but beside that they pretty the same in behavior n attitude ...one things that i really sometimes getting mad n tension ia when they that to scream loudly when u not have time to play or spend some time with them ...the blue fronted amazon is not so bad but the blue n gold macaw could scream for hours n could drive u crazy ..they required extreme attention n time for them n if u not ready to than pls dont chose macaw as ur per as u wil regret bout it like me ..as for me after own then for almost for 7 years i decided to give them to friend of mine n now almost a year im free frm them ...hahahaha

[@KeyhaneBishomar]

My wish is when i die god give me a blue macaw in after life so im happy 😢💙

[@delnitaandresen3040]

Fresno, CA Great video Carolin! These videos will show the responsiblity side of being a parrot owner. You are amazing in what you do with and for your flock. Keep putting out videos and teaching the world. Love ya all

[@fluffygamerboyish5544]

And I thought su. Conure where loud but sun conure are high pitch

[@amsd5780]

Hey, new to the channel, you seem to know your stuff but just one thing, you were petting her on the back, which always leads to hormones. You should be able handle and touch your bird anywhere but only pet the face because the rest triggers hormones :/

[@jeraldleung6009]

Buy the cockatoo with yellow feather on head, I have one when. was a kid. Parrot is intelligent bird like small child. The parrot bit you and have to tap its beak, say, no. After few times will not stop to bit u.

[@sr-7124]

The title of the video should be more along the lines of "Before you get a Hyacinth Macaw" and not straight up "DON'T GET ONE. JUST DON'T."

[@namelastname9939]

5 out of your 10 points are 'full attention' ok we get it.

[@codelazar9603]

Number 3 they want your full attention Number 4 they want your full attention Number 5 they want your full attention Number 6 they want your full attention

[@Brakballe]

Had a Grey Jaco im me young days or more correct babysitting it. I'm also used to dogs and cats (mean also get along and train/control them). FYI I'm, a male and the parrot was female and 11 years old and in eggzellent shape. Wingclipped just a little (the "carrying inside feathers" on left cut) so struggle do real flying but no hinder for move around in my then tiny apartment that also joused my FEMALE gf. Let me sum it up. 1. It took me 2 moths just get friendly 2. 1/2 a year be buddies 3. She never accepted my gf (or any female) since they all were "rivals" 4. The crave for attention is real and IF not get, they will shatter your ears full. 5. You need +1 year to get "knit". After that, as long it is only YOU AND THE DANG PARROT all is fine... can even be obedient. 6. Unwanted behavior is treated easy nuff. Just scuff em off or leave in the instant it happens. I.e. shit on your shoulder. 7. If it bite? Bite back but sure not clip limbs etc. They have a purrfect control over their beak. 8. They can pout for days. 9. Don't close their cage door. It's their "safety home". Don't reach in exept if they are out and it's for cleaning. Beckon them out, if not come leave em be. 10. If it's nite and lights out show it. Shut off the lights, put a blanket cover 3/4 of the cage and say politely "good night". 11. Make sure it can join you on the sholder when driving car or shopping in the supermarket. They love that. BE A PART! If not they get NOISY and stress. :) (I love her and we're confident but she will never love my GFs... -.-)

[@okboost4933]

8:23 - OH NO

[@TheNotoriousNemo]

I dont have any pets and most my pets die, im thinking about getting a macaw.

[@naveenkumar-qj4jz]

Nice

[@sureshpujare7229]

I will take a scarlet macaw in baby boy

[@SirenaWF1]

Umm, nah.. More like 10 pitbulls as their bite force is 2,000 psi. A bitbull is around 220..

[@bigbiemacaw]

Caroline you live in the states can you not take them, were just back from mainland Europe after driving from the Netherlands to Spain and we took bigbie, he loves road trips..I had him young because his breeder is a friend, so was able to get him super comfortable in the car while he was still young..I just don't leave him alone ever, thats macaw ownership..if you can't be at least in the other room pleasei listen to Caroline and don't get a macaw. I always hear ppl say stuff like ,..well he's only home alone while im at work, its just me and my bird..so I wonder who's with said burd for that 8 hours, I felt bad leaving my bird that 1 time for a hospital appointment and he wasn't alone, my husband and our birds other person was with him all day, so many things can go wrong , and if it can with macaw you can bet your life it will..I'm delighted with our boy, but I see how ppl can get in two deep fast..its a lot..we're exited for another because he if free flight trained and I feel if there was 2 out flying they could watch each others back, and be company for each other, Caroline are you on tiktok, I set one up q few weeks ago..come see how well bigbie is doing, another friend got his bird last week and he is happy to let me train him how to train his bird, so bigbie will have another to fly with sooner rather than later,..always a great feeling to get a young bird up n outlying free,..mind its actually a better feeling to get a cage bound bird up and free flying, if there into it that smile you get as they pass bye..❤ from Ireland 🇮🇪 as always,..no one more dedicated

[@sophiamerecedis8339]

big bird babies

[@MoonLight-np4wx]

I love your accent

[@abdullahtshabal9522]

oh yeah and they live as long as a human. imagine taking care of a 5-year old for 70+ years nonstop (and you'll probably die of age before the bird does)

[@BENNY9460]

The Best is To Free This Hyacinth Macaw Back To The Wild And The Rain Forrest

[@khavakhava2446]

The parrots will die if they sat free.

[@fernandoe.netteltovilla190]

The reason is cruelty to get them in captivity they need to be free in its natural habitat. Only to help them to heal and promote multiplication

[@davidhartmann1867]

So dont get a macaw unless you can sit at home and do nothing but clean up and feed the bird ...... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@daisymartinez982]

Why am I watching this even though I'm not gonna buy one

[@misty5979]

they are going instinct like all others....all animals

[@MehmetKarabalik]

you just explained how to look after any pet...

[@funcousinstuff]

Th-th-the b-b-beak 😱

[@spongeninja4993]

I have hyacinthmacaw

[@rayanfaizel1206]

i dont care i love it

[@SpaceCraft75]

If u want a hyacinth macaw pls train them

[@Anonimus-uj9hq]

I mean not everyone can afford 25k$ bird

[@knoxxepurugganan1242]

But why got a bird

[@the_real_idoit8166]

Aren’t they extinct now or is that another bird

[@khavakhava2446]

Hyacinth macaws are not extinct in thr wild, spix's macaws are.

[@ATLJonathanH]

There is a lot of disinformation in this video. They are fine in the cage, and will adjust to a schedule of when they get attention and when they play in their cage alone with all their toys. They don’t need all your time, that is simply not true.

[@bilalsgaming4759]

I am getting in my bed anytime now on I’m gonna have a car so you can say that I cannot have one

[@americanpro6980]

CVP :: very cool vlog

[@norhaideris9699]

I am a kid so I am buying macaw in malaysia

[@norhaideris9699]

Can't agree

[@hyazinth-ara-kanal140]

And 100 reasons why You SHOULD buy a Hyacinth and NOT a blue and gold.... :-)

[@narancia1203]

I’m really sad how they are extinct in the wildlife :(

[@ShadowFerretofD00m]

I don’t think they are. It’s the other blue parrot that’s extinct in the wild. I forget what it’s called but it’s the more powder blue one that’s extinct.

[@alisaree8822]

@@ShadowFerretofD00m it's called spix's macaw

[@lrm7242]

I want one but i am from india

[@riderpsychopate]

If you have a 9 to 5 job, don't get a bird period. I'm a nurse, I wish I could get a parrot again :( Cheers from France everyone !

[@anonymous915]

One more reason not to get one: it's a lifelong commitment and they live a very long time.

[@cringe.mp4796]

some people let you take your bird on a plane so if you have money you can do it

[@АндрейФокс-ч7н]

imagine searching for an information video on a certain pet and actually getting a video that doesn’t immediately say “DONT BUY ONE!” - i’ve searched hyacinth macaw, macaw, cockatoo, raven, and literally ALL of them immediately say DONT BUY ONE. Here is a thought, maybe provide the information we’re requesting without biased presumptive titles assuming that EVERYONE searching for information on them are incapable of doing so. On top of it showing of the very pet were interested in while trying to say “do as i say, not as i do” - ultimate cringe

[@EzraCyrus]

Nothing but facts

[@mlordmloord960]

Whenever i see a video with a title of reasons of why you should not buy a “pet” i feel that the person talking just doesn’t want the others to have the same pet they own 😂😂😂

[@Wavecattt]

I though that too in the beginning. But now i have a macaw and its not for everyone

[@cringe.mp4796]

sorry im trying to give my budgie my full attention but my mom i could of had my bird with m for 6 hours a day but no my mom makes me play with it for 20 minutes a day sorry maby when i move out

[@jalfrezi3602]

20minutes is a day is way way way too little. Poor baby is probably sufferring. Close to 24hrs a day of sitting idle is torture.

[@JujuManson]

this feathery girl does love you !