Does your bird BITE, chomp or grab the target? Then this video is for you!

[@misslesslie2235]

THAT'S not target training. LOL.....gotta love Jamie!!

[@lindaketner2142]

Your hair looks nice!

[@g1expert102]

Macaws have temper issues ... And i love it My mom use to fight (verbal, yelling) with our macaw and he would throw seeds at her And my dumb but is laughing because my mom is yelling at a bird that doesn't understand English

[@amandacovington2548]

The ET touch!

[@diaryofagoat-lass1023]

I was wondering. Been starting target training with my Conure. At least it’s been helping that I’m able to gauge how hard she’ll nom the stick and reward for a more gentle beak. Kinda funny is sometimes she takes the stick right at the end and shakes up and down like shaking a toy/bell... so I’m not sure of the good or bad of that, at least she’s not biting it hard out of defence or annoyance any more. 😅

[@elisemiller13]

@Dairy of a Goat-Lass it's a really short and clear video teaching. Perhaps it's more clear if one goes beyond "at least" & repeat viewing & listening Iknow sometimes it takes me a few times. Whatever we repeat with a pet ( a child or ourselves) we're ingraining as habit, especially if we reward. Just sayin'. Well being

[@zunairbirds3984]

Good training I like your all videos Your work outstanding Love from Pakistan ❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️ I learn many things from you

[@miha3847]

I learn sth everyday from your channel!

[@leighann5308]

Your hair looks beautiful curled and love your hair color

[@littlemidwestrebornsdolls]

Thanks for the tip. 🌹❤

[@coconicksmacaw]

Nice video

[@TheTomLombardo]

sorry, im new here! what is target training for?

[@Janell-Nolan]

Do you have any content on lovebirds?

[@SteveSolaka]

Whats the click sound for? When your about to feed bird, you click or click for reward of doing something correctly

[@TinySwanGrandAdventures]

It's a sound that something desirable or was requested was performed and the treat afterwards is positive reinforcement so that the bird or whatever animal you're clicker training knows that that sound equals a reward. Hope that answers your questions!💙

[@birdman7135]

I either just spotted Jamieleigh modeling in an online "Lumiday" commercial, or she has an identical twin sister. ... Which is it?

[@joebean3615]

She’s an only child they probably edited it

[@natfaz52122]

Yeah I had the same problem and I had to stop until I learned more because it got to the point where my galah would just attack the stick

[@duckydoesitall7212]

Which one do you recommend a Quaker. Or a sun corner

[@matthewomidghaemi1115]

Any tips for a bird thay hates her cage. Its not all the time. It seems to be every 3 months or so she starts hating her cage and getting her to sleep is a challenge. Targeting her to it foesnt work and neither does picking her up with a perch. She wants to go into the other birds' cage for some reason

[@jenniferroberson3414]

Do you have lots of toys in the cage ???

[@matthewomidghaemi1115]

@Jennifer Roberson i do. She does not play with any toys in her cage. She plays outsode of the cage (thats where she spends most of her time) or shs plays jn the toys in my tiel's cage b

[@michellecraig6136]

That's😂

[@lovecreateallthings2935]

I can’t get my cockatiel to take a treat of any kind

[@Birdnerd1968]

It might take you a lot of trial and error to find a food that is high reward enough for him. Like with my cockatoo he ignored things that most birds really like, like seeds or nuts. We found out he goes crazy for unsalted crackers, so that's what we use. For my cockatiel it was buckwheat grain (it's a black triangle shaped seed). Good luck figuring it out, it can take a while sometimes.

[@milegeorgiev1026]

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[@billbillerton6122]

Use a fork.

[@megan234]

I'm having the hardest time getting one of my cockatiel to be ok with my hands. I tried holding him, being close to him etc while giving him treats but he freaks out.

[@d1sastcrpiece290]

i adopted my boy and he was the same way, he HATED hands with a passion. what i did was start with my hand pretty far and reward when he didn’t really care and slowly work my way up to getting closer to him. if he runs away then i say just give it time, don’t chase him down. try multiple times a day everyday. when he bites i just put everything down and leave, he doesn’t bite like he used to anymore. once he’s more comfortable i started doing stepping up and flight and everything and he’s great!