Why I Cut my Lovebird’s Wings ?!

[@jibreelhaq8436]

My grandma had a beautiful cocktail and his wings were never was trimmed/cut she used to let him out and fly around the house all the time, one day the cocktail was flying and he hit the window pretty hard my grandma took him to the vet and he couldn’t fly ever again, His wings were broken so I agree with what ur saying

[@_alex_angulo_2698]

Something similar happened to a good friend of mine, he would let his lovebird fly around the house and didn’t cut the birds wing to train it, it flew up to the moving ceiling fan and it his it eye. They took him to the vet and did their best to help but his left eye was blind. Please trim your birds wings people you need to train them but it takes time and patience. Good luck 👍🏽

[@mazenalbanna1478]

U should put stickers on the window ao ur next bird wouldnt fly in a window

[@_alex_angulo_2698]

Mazen Albanna not true, I have glue pictures on my window of a fucking cat and these little birds still go right up to it.

[@Ivory_nothing_no-one_nowhere]

My budgie always hits the wall but they never got stunned

[@sora1lol1im1cool1owo]

yeah thats nice i would never cut my brids wings and he is just fine

[@jana-dw4wv]

5:12 Just pointing out that this method does not ALWAYS work. My lovebird in the beginning flew away from me and didn't bite so I don't know about lovebirds but for birds like my macaw or ringneck parakeet, this only made biting worse. Parrots are very social and playful so sometimes if you give them any sort of reaction (whether it is good or bad) they will most likely continue to bite. Since birds are very different than humans they do not really understand our body language. All they see is that when they bite they get a reaction or attention which parrots like. The best way to stop them from biting is just to not react at all. They will see that biting won't give them anything out of it and they should stop.

[@darren9436]

He flicked its beak when it bit that’s why it doesn’t bite anymore. He made a video abt it lol.

[@Fluffadoodle]

@@darren9436 That's fucking stupid

[@mattkinsella9856]

I've had 2 birds fly out the door so fast and with the door open just a little for a few seconds. They can be very sneaky and incredibly fast. 1 I managed to get back, the other was gone forever and probably died, it was very upsetting. So people should always think safety first and not be so quick to judge those that choose to clip a few flight feathers to make sure their birds are safe.

[@AtlanticCrasher]

Ye bro I trimmed its wings and now I can go walking outside with it

[@nocomment4642]

There are other ways to keep your bird safe that are not cruel. It is wicked

[@nocomment4642]

@@AtlanticCrasher I have NOT cut my birds wings and I take him out on a harness in the spring and summer and he free flies at home. You do not have to clip wings to keep them safe. Loki drowned in a toilet because his wings were clipped !! Really, people educate yourselves before you get birds. This is a cruel thing to do

[@niya1761]

@@AtlanticCrasherbut why gwt a bird just for it not to fly. Get a dlan hamster or something. And you prob ruined ur relationship with it

[@niya1761]

Should've been in a cage. Don't blame them for being sneaky it's your fault

[@ΚαλλιρόηΜπλέτσα]

I was reluctant of this issue at the begining when I saw your first video. But now I agree with you because you really show in a very good manner that you neither hurt her nor made her not fly at all. Agree that you did the best for her in order to do not get in danger good job my friend.

[@ILiuHaBrO]

Thank you 🤗🤗

[@Fluffadoodle]

@@ILiuHaBrO FUCK you. You scream at your lovebird and flick their beak when they bite you? What sort of owner does that? There are plenty of ways to positively reinforce good behaviour that involve patience and tolerance. But you have none of that. You want to see results quickly, so you take to drastic, toxic measures to get what you want. Do you scream at your friends when they do something you don't like, too? Take a few notes from BirdTricks, everyone likes them. Maybe you'll learn something.

[@Aryan-fm8nz]

It's not a problem cutting the feathers of a bird cause it does not hurt

[@Mrs.SharonPintoMendes]

It's not cutting his wings, it's just trimming his wings, just bcoz they dnt get lost outside and harm himself 😊

[@ishimreyes2911]

Hahahaha your right

[@AtlanticCrasher]

The facts bro 💯

[@mocha8759]

Any bird with clipped wings can fly off. It happens all the time.

[@nocomment4642]

It is cruel and you do NOT need to do it ! Just make sure your bird is kn a secure place. It is the equivalent of someone chopping your feet off so you cannot walk.Nasty !

[@mocha8759]

@@nocomment4642 bonus: ✨free flight training✨ (if possible)

[@saikrupa3844]

It's ok to trim the feathers but should be at the right place

[@skyandsparkleanddiscoandve1992]

No it's bad. Birds should be flighted

[@perialis2970]

Henlo its me again, im happy to see the bird again, And also for those who want to cut the feathers, dont cut off the small feathers, blood will come out.

[@ILiuHaBrO]

Hi, thats a good point, i forgot to mention that. Thank you)

[@BGlevelextreme]

@@ILiuHaBrO which small feathers? 😅

[@bleep4288]

@@BGlevelextreme The blood feathers.

[@belton-e6v]

Even a few drops of blood in a bird can kill it so don’t try.

[@vashishtshaurya]

@@belton-e6v why would i try it even if small or less amount of blood comes?

[@dianesewell8076]

I am a big lovebird fan! I really like your videos and agree with your training methods. Very informative and entertaining watching you and Loki! What fun!

[@ILiuHaBrO]

Awesome, thank you!

[@h.s2916]

He kisses his lovebirds so much I bet he does the same with his girlfriend

[@JackNikam07]

sahi kaha bhai

[@thedarkhoodie6577]

@@JackNikam07 are u indian

[@JackNikam07]

@@thedarkhoodie6577 yes

[@thedarkhoodie6577]

@@JackNikam07 me too

[@JackNikam07]

@@thedarkhoodie6577 i can see that on ur profile name 😆

[@katswhiskas83]

Just got a pair of lovebirds that were unwanted - not kept birds before so happy I’ve found your channel

[@AhnafGregory-wy4hn]

u professional bird youtuber !!!!

[@ared18t]

A lot of times people have to cut their birds feathers. They fly into walls and hit their heads on ceilings and windows get up in places and never come down and many other things. For these reasons and a few more it may be necessary to clip a birds wings. My bird is a 2 month old bird right now. I have opted not to clip it's wings, but it is a terrible flyer which could result in it's death if I let it out of the cage, therefore until my bird is tame I can not let it out. This could make a bird really sad if their cage is too small in which case clipping it's wings is important, the taming process also takes longer with un-clipped wings, you can always teach your bird to fly later in it's life so clipping it's wings is not anywhere near as bad as you think it is and by doing so you may prevent your bird from scarying itself, because, yes they do that when they fly into mirrors and walls and ceilings and assume you're the one who hit them making your already poor relationship deteriorate. So all in all a totality of circumstances is more important when deciding whether to clip a birds wings and the choice you ultimately make can drastically affect your birds health if you don't clip it's wings because you "feel Bad" about it. With all this in mind and based on what he says in this video I hope it allows you to understand just how dangerous it can be for these babies in a normal household with unclipped wings. LOL the bird is mad at him now haha he made it jump off that's why LOL

[@annal7899]

Dude. the bird KNOWS. He/She flew straight into the cage when she saw the scissors

[@juliusroman8616]

I do have a few words to say on this. If you clip your bird, they can still fly with a gust of wind. The problem here is, if you clip your bird, he has no control over his flight. If he lands in a tree or is sent miles away from home, he can't survive out in the wild if he can't fly properly. He'll be an easy meal for hawks. If you do flight train your bird, he'll be happier and he'll have the tools to come back to you if he lands in a tree. In fact, here's a video on a budgie who escaped. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZPcc2mZpJmIea8 Your lovebird doesn't and probably shouldn't be flight trained for going outside, but inside he'll be so much happier to fly around your house and he'll be healthier since he's exercising. It's not rocket science to train your bird how to fly, but it does take patience. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4fIdKuXd6yaeqM Once you train him to step up, you can train him to jump. And once he jumps, you can slowly increase that distance over the course of 2-5 minute training sessions every day. And then you can teach him other things, like recall training-teaching him to fly to you on command or on the first call. You teach him how to fly so he has to curve a bit. And then curve more. Do the same with ascent and descent flying-increase the angle. That's really helpful to teach him how to get out of a tree.

[@worldmapping4895]

> If he lands in a tree or is sent miles away from home, he can't survive out in the wild if he can't fly properly They will die anyway in the wild, they are somewhat domesticated. and if they arent, they wont know how to find foo

[@Shafin_27]

I had to watch all the videos about clipping wings and read all comments. So far, ur video has convinced that, yea.. we bought these babies from breeders and anticipate the moment it would be tame in our hands, yet it fly high and sit on my curtain reel everytime. It only comes down for meal. I dont like putting it in cage yet there was one time it got hit with fan. I forgot it was up there. Lucky nothing happened. And my first bird flew away and got lost perhaps. Never return home. I was devastated, cried for days and was worried sick cuz it was still feeding on syringe. After all the consideration, i think its best to clip its wings and not chain it or cage it. And the fact that it wont be able fly high, would keep me chill not getting worked out about what might happen, at least until it is tamed right😉.

[@Boba_And_Scusi]

I so enjoy how much you love Loki!

[@xuavi]

What about using a self-adhesive mosquito net for windows?

[@mixu8960]

OMYY...this is so wholesome to watch.I like your channel

[@hannahholland602]

I recently took in 4 lovebird hatchlings (their mother abandoned them). They're doing great except for one. The one in question was either born with a deformed wing or had it break early on in development. It's clear to me that this bird will NEVER be able to fly. The wing doesn't fold up and fit flat against the bird's body and instead, awkwardly sits downward. The primary feathers that grow on this wing also sit awkwardly downward, leading to the bird having trouble walking around. It's constantly tripping on these feathers. An amputation for this bird will likely be best in the future to avoid so much discomfort. For now, those awkward feathers get clipped as short as possible for the birds comfort. Sometimes clipping the wings is the best option for their safety, or even training.

[@teddydelacruz5222]

its so true that its people's decision! People has there own life,meaning their life,their choice. Even if they did it wrong LET THEM REGRET IT

[@TheChaptersofOurLives]

5:35 -5:38😂😂😂😂😂was hilarious. Mama fed up of y’all making everything a problem. Hey I talk to my bird like he a whole baby and he lovessss it 😍😍😍😍

[@teddy2979]

It's everyone's choice, except the birds..lol.

[@ILiuHaBrO]

You are funny, by everyone we meant bird owners.

[@newdaycapture]

Thank you for this info, now I’m ready to cut my lovebirds wings and feel safe

[@cakpuak5444]

I just bought mine three months ago, and thanks god the breeder had cut the wings. I’m office hours person, but when in home i just need to open the cage. Will follow me everywhere in the house.

[@nocomment4642]

yeh, so you had its wings cut for your convenience ! disgraceful !!

[@chicuzinaida4418]

Ilie de ce vorbești în engleză Eu vreau clipuri în română

[@eduardking4592]

Şi eu

[@НикитаТопал-ш2ь]

Хотеть не вредно )))

[@IsusNeIubeste-1]

Și-a schimbat contentul din romana in engleza

[@VIRUS-ke1fp]

Mda

[@raduzgircu582]

El singur a spus ca daca nu avea multă susținere va face videoclipurile in engleză

[@1nmatias]

I m romanian too🙂 Ai o pasare foarte draguta❤❤❤

[@ishimreyes2911]

Others: kissing their lovebird Me: kissing my lovebird My lovebird: fly away.😭 Me: kissing my other Lovebird My other lovebird: bite me Me: nooohhh ooouuuch Me:🩸🤕

[@joselassalle5906]

The wings are the equivalent of their arms. If you cut the wings is like cutting a person's arms. They will die. To have the feathers trimmed is different. There are many tutorials in KZbin that show the correct way. If not done properly it can be harmful or dangerous for the bird. The feathers should be properly trimmed to limit his ability to fly. Some feathers are essential for the bird to glide safely and not fatally plummet to the ground. These feathers should never be trimmed.

[@HashinItOutt]

arms dont grow back, feathers do. i get what you're saying but they're not literally cutting the actual wing, they're TRIMMING the FEATHERS on the wing, and never enough to take away their ability to glide safely research your stuff

[@aw6190]

@@HashinItOutt You missed the point

[@patrickryanmarquez4499]

Yeah you missed the point he said in the comment triming is different

[@nocomment4642]

@@HashinItOutt YOU research your stuff ! Whatever you want to call it , cutting or trimming it is barbaric !! Birds are flyers ! You are aware that Loki died because he fell in a toilet, could not fly out and drowned ????

[@oksanad-l1167]

Just got my 2 birdies and was thinking about should I clipp their wings or not?!

[@tatteryt]

Do not

[@oksanad-l1167]

@@tatteryt why?

[@godspeed_Zero]

Make bird have bad mobility and a bad training method and there not signed up for it

[@codelikelightning8200]

Please don't because by clipping you are taking their freedom don't clip their wings

[@Wigaaa]

Yes

[@carservice5864]

Thanks for the video, i liked verry much, you give much love to your birds, i can see that.

[@C.hris-_-]

You have to cut the wing for it to get trained . It just makes sence , by the way I love all your video's, SUPER HELPFUL👌

[@sgueymard]

My avian vet has banned the expression “Cutting wings” that sounds horrible: Shortening the length of few feathers is better. I never cut my son's arms, just shortened his nails... However, my cats could catch my lovebird if i did that... Love to see him fly over.

[@johnbrown6917]

I timed my lovebirds wings because he was flying into the walls i probably won’t trim them again after they grow back now that he’s older. I let my lovebirds fly freely

[@BonyFingers1969]

You could always get screens for your windows..as I did for our lovebird. (my wife and I)..Who I've trained to talk bit and do some tricks....she's such a darling little creature and we love her so much...she makes our life complete.

[@Fayeburnmusic]

I live in a custom house with at least 30 feet of space I do not have an attic. You can see the supports in the roof. If I were to get a bird, should I let it free fly in the living room because there is at least 30 feet space and plenty of railings and stones on my lava rock chimney for it to grip on to. Although my parents are not sure though

[@bluecaterpillar1041]

My birds love flying sooooo much that it breaks my heart even to think of taking this from them. Our second bird (a lovebird) didn't know how to fly on the first day he came but now he knows and it is his everything. He is not the most tamed bird; never bites but hardly comes to hand. But even to be closer to him, I couldn't do that to him. Plus, he would hate me

[@nocomment4642]

I agree with you .Taking flight away from a bird is horrible x

[@vivekkhatri4366]

Same i do this with my love bird, i have 2 lovebird 1 can easily tame but 1 cant so i decided to trim his wings but he got lot of depression 😢, i feeling very bad. How long he get his wings grow back

[@XxCloudiexX]

I got my bird with its wings clipped, (wasn’t my choice) do they grow back? And will a bird be able to fly properly when it grows back or would they not know how to fly

[@fortuneguy2412]

You shouldn't cut their feathers. If your house is unfit for a bird, don't get a bird.

[@AlexGonzalez-md6op]

BIG BRAAIN PLAYS BRO

[@elenatimosenco9547]

Se poate pe romina ca nis o p*** nam inteles

[@IsusNeIubeste-1]

:))

[@amber-dk5ud]

Why you shouldn't cut your birds wings: - "but it keeps your bird safe from flying into things in the house!" This is true! Your bird wont fly into walls or windows. Instead, they will fall off of surfaces and crash into the ground. I know somebody whose clipped bird died after falling off of their cage and hitting the ground so hard that it actually burst his skull open. Extremely morbid and traumatizing. - "but it keeps them safe from flying out and escaping!" nope! clipped birds, when gusts of wind blow, can actually still get in the air. so if there is any amount of wind, your bird will fly off into the sky. the only difference is that when there is no wind, your bird will not be able to fly; In other words, if the wind drops and your bird is somewhere vulnerable, like the ground- then your rainbow parrot just became a rainbow snack for cats, dogs, snakes, and birds of prey. in general, a clipped bird stands no chance against a predator. you are over 3x more likely to recover an escaped bird who is not clipped than one who is clipped. - "but it helps me keep them safe from household dangers!" modify your lifestyle to accommodate your bird, dont modify your bird to accommodate your lifestyle. YOU are the one who chose to bring home a wild, non-domesticated, exotic pet. if you cannot care for it properly, find somebody who can. if you want an animal that does not fly, choose literally any animal except for a bird. - "but it helps them bond!" for some birds, this is true. for other birds, it makes the bonding process worse. for those that do bond better when clipped, this is from something called "learned helplessness." in other words, the bird is helpless, so even if it doesnt trust you, or even hates you, it has to rely on you to help it. It doesnt love you or want your attention. you hurt it. it just needs you to survive. like an abused child sticking around their abusive parent. if you need to deprive your bird of flight to make it spend time with you, something is wrong. - "It's just like a hair cut! they grow back!" not always. usually, they do, but not always. even when they do, the damage is usually already done. clipped birds can develop all sorts of physical health issues, including but not limitted to obesity, heart disease, etc. due to their lack of mobility, and therefore lack of exercise. they also will almost always develop muscle atrophy in their wings. muscle atrophy occurs when muscles arent being used and begin to degrade. same this as if you break your leg, youll need physical therapy to use it again after it heals. 6-12 months of not using your wings causes the muscles to atrophy. on top of this, clipped birds are more prone to anxious and depressive disorders including plucking and self-mutualation. basically, what you are doing when you clip your birds wings is like cutting off your dogs back legs. yes, it keeps them from running away, running into furniture, and maybe it will make them depend on you more. but youre changing their lives, and their mobility, and causing them to suffer in a way that a regular dog wont. if you cant handle a dog, dont get a dog- and if you can handle a bird, dont get a bird. there are plenty of pets that do not fly. choose one of those.

[@Dave-if5qj]

😂

[@lolidontgetit8510]

I was going to dunk on you but this was actually funny lmfao

[@bluescale9667]

Cutting a birds feathers is not abuse they grow back amd its a safety thing too cause they can hurt their or kill them selves

[@WooBirds]

Love to see your lovebird... cool color....

[@sumersingh3191]

Wonderful knowledge and care of bird good work

[@buckman5510]

Hi there, I really like the cage you have for your bird, what’s the brand for it?

[@ILiuHaBrO]

It’s from the company Ferplast (Bird Cage Giulietta)

[@veloso141]

I LOVE UR VIDEOS!!!

[@Saltymen]

Mine just flied away today so you doing the right thing until they get used to you

[@lakshmipriyanath45]

Hey my friend your debate is pretty good.My mother got a baby parrot after 2 yrs he was proper trained bird once was taking a free fly one eagle took his one eye out.Well that bird gave 3 to 4 eggs from then my mom cut feathers out.

[@La_Muerte_112]

6:28 she fly's and said Durak!!

[@rekhadas6535]

Thank you for your advice I have the same species of birds the girls name is nova and boys name is fluffy

[@ILiuHaBrO]

You are welcome. I like the name fluffy, it describes very accurate this species of birds😁😁

[@rekhadas6535]

Thank you

[@dylanbotha8291]

This is my baby lovebird his name is Rainbow

[@gustheartist8853]

Cool video bro just bought one today

[@Chanettes_Unique]

I agree, I made the decision to cut my budgies wing too, for taming purpose, also I live on the 8th floor.

[@samirrangrej7697]

How long will it take to regrow new wings. Please tell me because my friend has given me a pair of love birds and their wings are clipped i'm waiting for them to fly in my aviary❤

[@shawnkenneth5503]

I use to think it was bad but then met someone who lost their bird in MT and I live there as well and a panick flight can cost the life of your most precious flying friend.

[@DragoNoob787]

Hello, i have a question...its been a month i got a love bird and he is fully adult...how to gain his trust and tame him he gets scared and screams whenever i put my hand full of seeds in cage its been 2 months please help😢

[@rockslegends5101]

You are the best KZbinr that makes birds vids

[@ILiuHaBrO]

Thank you very much))

[@rockslegends5101]

No way you tokt to me you know... you are the best

[@Noteddd8]

My bad you are Romanian... your lovely so sweet thanku for your videos I love them ❤

[@maismoalla7201]

I’m jealous , whenever I try to hold my lovebird he turns into a monster lol

[@Bikerg.78]

Haha same keeps on biting me-

[@nocomment4642]

be patient, let him come to you. if he sits on your shoulder, gently lean your head towards him , when he is comfortable with that gently move your head in a stroking movement. Hand feed him. Mine comes to me most of the time for food even though he has free access to food all the time, because he is used to it and likes hand feeding. It is one of the best ways to train birds.

[@belton-e6v]

Not gonna lie, this is a good point. I am so against cutting feathers, but this would be correct. I would say in this case you should cut his wings, as it shouldn’t kill him, but him getting out will. This is a good point.

[@Mythicalfoxxx]

This is such bs. Even with clipped wings they can fly away and get lost. You talk like you're an expert but my dude you are not. You should properly prepare your house instead of clipping his wings and actually do the necessary training.

[@anicika08]

Totul este normal, putem învață ebgleza măcar asa, Iliuha ești pe calea cea dreapta deci ai găsit și ai întruchipat ceia cea trebuit! 😍 👍 Good luck 🤞 for nexts vedeos I'm sorry for my English.

[@vijayasheela5393]

Very useful video I am going to try it to my yellow African parrots

[@tahmidabdul8134]

its easy to clip love birds wings cos my love birds love it when I trim eemm and i thougth birds love flying 😂😂😂 and when I do they just lift thier wings up as if I'm going to trim emm 😂😂😂 I want them to fly

[@steventurner8428]

My grandma had a beautiful "COCKTAIL" ?? what was she drinking Cocktail is a alcohol mixed drink, a cockatiel is an Australia parrot which one did she keep in a cage??

[@cristiang7995]

Bro, ești din Moldova?

[@modnar6865]

Any time I try to suggest to cut my bird's wings so it's easy to train, my parents just scream at me because they think I'm going to cut it's wings off. Then when I tell them to 'google it' (the classic rebuttal) they tell me google lies. It's hard to tame a bird.. and it's REALLY HARD to tame a bird that flies away when you go near it.

[@saswatbalyan2594]

yes true, My parents got a budgie pair, and it was like double the tension to teach them to trust me. The male was comfortable in a few days but the female always used to go in corners and not allow the male to come near me. So I just started giving the male treats when he used to do the tricks and female started to trust me just for the treats

[@nocomment4642]

Ir is a lazy way to tame a bird .put in the hours and effort it is NOT necessary

[@mouadjaafari8509]

Take him with you and rush B 😁 hahaha Thanks for sharing with us this informations

[@Joannedissanayaka6584]

I am very sad to cut my love birds wings

[@angelmaddie9435]

I wish more people understood this. I live in the city area and live on the 7th floor, my bird will most likely get caught in the fan, eat dust on top of shelves, get caught in barbed wire fences outside or get hit by traffic or WORSE, so it is honestly for her safety and more. A lot of people keep saying dont do it but they dont understand different situations

[@iulik_ridemd3685]

Iliușa!fă inapoi vloguri in Română nu-i interesant asa ,lasă-i pe heiteri si revino in înapoi 🤙

[@captaincrafterstudios2581]

"Don't take Thier wings. Your taking there freedom" Where do you think he lives the USA. They don't have that right 🤣

[@pwnednoob1461]

xD

[@hayfaasepo]

He lives in Los angels

[@captaincrafterstudios2581]

@@hayfaasepo really I did not know

[@birdslover429]

I have this kind green Fischer lovebird. He did potty moment to moment so i cant out him from cage to free in my home's here and there.

[@nocomment4642]

well, he is a bird ....where did you think he was going to poop ? Honestly, people need to use their brains and think before they get animals and birds. So now, because you were too lazy to educate yourself and THINK about the consequences of having a bird, that poor bird will spend the rest of it's life in a cage ! shocking !!

[@jose.b0996]

You can usea like web in the windows, this has a name, I no remenber, some people use for the mosquitoes is so usefull I have it and my lovebird is happy

[@jose.b0996]

Th name is mosquitoe net. :)

[@MrNametha]

I took care of lovebirds whenever I visited my grandparents.. am sure you can tell the gender by the color on top of their beak.. if its blue its boy if its pale then its female... your bird has pale color. Please correct me if am wrong

[@shilanjamil3171]

you mean budgies and not lovebird. because lovebird does not have the same thing on their beak

[@MrNametha]

@@shilanjamil3171 it might be different but I can't differentiate between 2 species. They have so many similar features... tbh, am no expert about birds that's why I might be wrong too... I only cleaned their cages and refilled food/water played with some who were trusting of humans while I was visiting

[@shilanjamil3171]

@@MrNametha aha okey

[@r.sanders8448]

That's only with budgies...NOT...lovebirds or any other kind of bird. *ONLY* budgies have that little cere above their beaks of blue/pink/purple- (Males) OR beige/tan (deep brown-only in full brood mode) or pale pink/very light blue with white circles around nostrils as babies under 4 months old in certain pied species-(Females). With lovebirds....... it's much more accurate to tell the difference in the sex of the bird by- the size of the bird (Males are larger than Females) color & shape of it's beak (Males have a much brighter candy-corn shade of orange/red/yellow on their much bigger beak... Females have much paler shades on their smaller sized beaks) AND by the shades of colors on their faces (Males always have much brighter shades of color around/on their faces than the Females paler shades of colors).

[@TutorialsHD720PX]

Salutari din Romania !

[@brunaarruda4300]

Thank you. I just trimmed my baby love board wings. I have her for 4 weeks now. She was flying into walls and mirror I trimmed it today when she bit me I said aw aw lol she stopped 🐦 👍🏾

[@nocomment4642]

If a bird has been caged or not allowed to fly it will crash into things. A bird needs to learn to fly as we need to learn to walk . If a toddler is trying to walk and falls over, we do not think ' Oh let's chop it's legs off !! " give the bird time , in a sfe place to learn to fly, and land safely do not clip its wings !! It is a lazy thing to do for the benefit of the owner not the bird. Birds fly ...it is what they do !! You chose to have the bird put in the work to train it . clipping wings is nasty.

[@worldmapping4895]

@@nocomment4642 >If a toddler is trying to walk and falls over, we do not think ' Oh let's chop it's legs off unlike legs, a feather grows back out > give the bird time , in a sfe place to learn to fly the bird will have learned how to fly if you let them out of the cage clipped too, as their feathers grow back they will slowly go from not able to fly, to somewhat flying and learning with their feathers growth

[@juliusroman8616]

There's a few things you could do about that-install screens for your windows. Also...why are your windows so weird? Mine have screens and you can't remove the glass. About the glass-you can put stickers or decals on the windows or curtains so he doesn't fly into them.

[@n.e.g4865]

he doesnt own the place.

[@futurefreefliers5861]

I want to teach my bird to free fly! :D

[@freedomovereverything1776]

First few times you go he'll stay with you and will not fly. Just be sure nothing is around that could hurt your little guy.

[@bambihiratv]

i agree with you bro no harm done

[@wassup7654]

So cutting their feathers 🪶 is like cutting their hair? But what changes does it have on their flight? And do you recommend any more videos on training birds?😊❤❤

[@smallfry7743]

Good advice…. :)

[@yoananikolaeva3399]

Soooooooo the feathers will grow again and when the do I should cut my bird's feathers again???

[@taymmartin6427]

When they can properly fly again

[@birby2931]

Can u train them to recall so u dont have to cut em

[@kendhiroutharpe8599]

Just like hair

[@DevonThomas1204]

MC交BOSS yes you can

[@birby2931]

@@DevonThomas1204 thanks

[@Fluffadoodle]

If you are not able to left your birds fly around, you are taking away their freedom. It doesn't matter how badly you want a bird. If you can't let them fly around, wait until you have a better condition for the bird, or don't get them at all. When you think of birds, you think of them flying around. It is a part of who they are. A bird gets lots of exercise from flying around, and it's a way to get to higher places if they feel scared or threatened. By clipping a bird's wings and trying to get them used to your hands, you are forcing them into a situation they might not be comfortable in, and are making them feel either threatened or scared if this is the case. This is why it's good to work *with* the bird instead of putting them into a "hopeless submission" sort of place. Birds are living beings that deserve to experience everything just as we do. Make sure you give them that option.

[@nocomment4642]

I completely agree

[@abdul9910]

8 month lovebirds I have they always scare and not friend with me what I need to do they eat and when I go near they go inside nest what I need to do ? Please guide me

[@djmaaish2564]

pro tip:trim your bird's wings first and train him and when his wings grow he is flight trained

[@Fluffadoodle]

Yeah, but it's good to give them the option to fly away. If you can't read the bird's body language, they can just show you they're not happy with you sticking your hand near them yet. Please don't clip your birds wings. It takes away their safety and their identity. What is a bird if they can't fly?

[@n.e.g4865]

@@Fluffadoodle I will have you know my bird identifies as a rock. HOW DARE YOU MISIDENTIFY MY BIRD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@erionsopjani2988]

i have my two budgies for two months should i clipp their wings?

[@Fluffadoodle]

No. It takes away their safety because they fly to high places to feel safe. If you want the bird to trust you, you have to put in the effort. I reccomend checking out the channels WingsNpaws & Flocktalk

[@evdokiach7765]

Yes ok it's good for us to cut their wings because they don't gonna fly away hitting themselves...but birds need to be free and fly whenever they want!

[@YourFriendlyShapeShifterFriend]

My lovebirds wont leave its nest What should i do?

[@khalilarab710]

Urdu samjty oh ap muj kuch puchna hai k mai jab hath mi fisher ko feed krwati hun tw ye khtny ka krta hai lkn khttna nh hai

[@rayyanzameer3316]

But if we will open the cage to train him so it will fly

[@michelecrouse5284]

Greetings from South Africa Johannesburg

[@shilanjamil3171]

wing-clipped my lovebird as he flew into the window all the time. Now he is depressed and disappointed Will he trust me? help me!!🙏😔

[@laqundrabarnett4141]

give him treat and see if he will

[@Ivory_nothing_no-one_nowhere]

@@laqundrabarnett4141 ur right

[@curecure8793]

Can you do a video of triming there wings

[@iamabookshelf3457]

My first bird or pigeons we cut a bit of feathers but now they have an egg and the feathers already grow back so now we could let them free and they wouldn't fly away but the male just gone:| or idk but ye if birds layed an egg to a place is now there territory and if you let them free they will come back aslong as they aren't dead

[@popcat7402]

what happens if you had that kind of bird and a bite

[@Shoshon3l1]

Do u still have the parot? is still alive?

[@anwarsaudha6906]

NICE BIRD

[@bharatpatil1152]

Hi i am buying a new pet in 1,2 days i am so happy He is like dont vut my fethers We are dont cut your hairs we will be without hairs 😂