Love Birds as Pets: The Pros and Cons of Keeping Love Birds as Pet

Are you considering love birds as pets? In this video, we'll discuss the pros and cons of owning love birds, from their playful personalities and affectionate nature to the challenges of providing adequate space and attention.
Discover all aspects of love bird ownership and learn if they're the right pet for you. Whether you're considering adding a love bird to your family or just curious about these vibrant and social birds, this comprehensive overview will give you all the information you need.
Watch now to learn about these charming birds and get ready to make an informed decision on whether love birds are the perfect pet for you!
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[@LearnaboutAnimals]

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[@bajanbarbie-joyboo3296]

My love bids does wake me every morning I love to hear them

[@ZazuandWoodstock]

Love this video

[@TFitz]

Thanks. We are considering love birds at the moment. My recent stuff has just been about the homestead, but definitely going to do some bird content. I haven't had birds in twenty years

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

Best of luck!

[@MayahCrafts-ts7lp]

Thanks for making such video's

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

You are welcome!

[@user-fr5ws7zn2m]

Hi I.m new to love bird I.m just leaving how to look after my lily bird.please can you show me how to tame xx

[@JaMaL-mp1bu]

the bravest parrot i ever see 1 time i saw a little yellow lovebirds (rose) attacking and keep chasing a African grey!!!! and he won that fight Lollllll😂

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

That's quite an interesting encounter you witnessed between a yellow lovebird and an African grey parrot! Lovebirds, despite their small size, can sometimes display territorial or aggressive behavior, especially when they feel their space is being invaded or when they're protecting their mate or nesting area. It's important to note that each bird has its own personality, and individual birds may exhibit different behaviors. While lovebirds are known for their feisty nature, not all of them will engage in aggressive behavior towards larger parrots like African greys. The interaction you described highlights the fascinating dynamics that can occur between different bird species. It's always intriguing to observe these unique moments in the animal kingdom. If you have any more stories or experiences to share about lovebirds or other birds, I'd love to hear them!

[@kimwalsh]

My Love Bird 'Peanut 6yrs old is a Red-Head does not like fruit. Besides her regular food & spray mallet [her treats] she likes lettuce, broccoli, sunflower seeds & egg shells. Her mate Buddar died last summer when she flew into the window. Since then I am Peanut's mate I guess cause she never leaves me alone, always on my shoulder. She won't let me touch her but nibbles my ears, & twirls my hair in her beak . She is happy in her large cage with lots of toys & comes to me when I call. Thank you for this video, I enjoyed it

[@user-dv1bh2xf1d]

I’m going to follow their diet, love birds stay in shape 😂

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

😂😂

[@user-em2hp5eb3s]

A high quality pellet mix and fresh foods should be the foundation of the diet. A seed mix, even with added viatmis, is discouraged

[@ikerburger]

A quick question, i own a lovebird, but lately he's been doing the same wing flapping combined with screaming as the bird in 2:52 what does it mean?

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

Maybe it wants to fly. If you think something is wrong with your bird, please call a vet to make shure your bird is ok.

[@lisa-mariemcleod8128]

hi i have a fisher's lovebird, when he flaps and screams it means a few different things, excitement, exercise, and showing off, also communication to other birds such as.... hey go away ect.

[@davescheer5038]

I’ve had and raised love birds for 7 yrs the wing flapping and chirping is a way of signaling to other birds a calling to them , plus it can be used to entice the opposite sex for breeding , if it’s an only bird it could be used to call you as it might want attention.

[@gone9820]

it's just talking. my birds do that too. theyre quite sassy!!

[@douglasstrong7266]

My female love bird just died and she's already had four babies at different times, Will the male die now do to loneliness? Right now I have his offspring around him in other cages. Will he be okay? Or, do I need to get him another mate?

[@andrew6089]

my favorite lovebird is the black cap head disturbing eyed lovebird 🤣🤣

[@IngridCole-tn7cp]

Fishers lovebird ❤

[@terrypussypower]

I remember visiting a friend in Den Hague and they had the smallest love birds I’d ever seen….they were TINY! And their eggs were miniscule! But they made the most endearing noises I’d ever heard from a cage bird.

[@purpleperruche5433]

NO MIRRORS FOR BIRDS! THEY ARE NOT GOOD!

[@user-fr5ws7zn2m]

Why can't love bird have a mirror

[@purpleperruche5433]

​@@user-fr5ws7zn2mbecause they become hormonal, they get more agressive, territorial and they become dependent on that mirror so if u ever remove the mirror they will get depressed/mad for a long time. I'm talking from experience. My bird nonstop did things with the mirror😅 and became more and more obsessed and aggressive... It's not healthy, they need a partner not a mirror

[@siennafilipe6478]

@@user-fr5ws7zn2mthey will bond with themselves

[@anniev9762]

Get Hormonal with mirrors

[@sh8tup253]

why?😂

[@user-fr5ws7zn2m]

How can i tell if they're are male or female x

[@shadowglitch9846]

The worst part is there bite is so painful...

[@whatwerewe]

My father bought me two pairs of love birds and i love them. But the two pairs fight with each other so we had to separate them. They also have eggs in their cages.....and its very complicated for me to care for them. They don't want me near them or their eggs...and they're new to my environment. It's only been 3 days and im giving them space to adjust but im afraid if i won't be able to bond with them after they're eggs are hatched....what should i do?

[@HeHe-iq8cz]

Check if they are of same gender. Usually they fight when they are of same gender.

[@ruiwahnon8215]

They need large cages, at least 1,70 meter x 0,90 meter x 0,90 meter per pair. And a dead wooden shrub instead small branches of several witdths. Also a nest larger than those of budgies, placed nexto to the very top of the cage. The chicks that then hatch will only fight among themselves when they grow if the population becames excessive, or if different couples fight for the same nest. A cage with these measures should not have more than two nest (for couples born in the same cage) placed always at the same level. Otherwise they'll fight for the one higher up. You can always isolate the fighters in a smaller temporary cage and sell them.

[@Fornitechoose]

My mom said we getting love birds tommrrow

[@YafiAdnan]

Me to

[@brightautoturbomax1278]

My best lovebirds is either peach 🍑 face or Fischer lovebirds

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

That's so cool!

[@TheDiamondMc88]

If there is a big white circle around their eyes and a red beak that means they are a Fischer

[@VanessaRod-vb4wp]

Franky and Andre

[@marywallace8155]

You forgot white face lovebirds, I have 2 white-faced lovebirds

[@user-hq8tp7kj1y]

How to give your lovebird fruit mine is now 12 weeks old but he doenst want to eat anything else than one specific seeds. I would like to give him most fruit. Please tell me tips

[@ruiwahnon8215]

You can try and buy them a mixture of several different types of grounded dehydrated tropical fruits. In pet shops and supermarkets with a pet section you will be able to buy the said mixture. If they like it and eat it, then try giving them fresh banana, apple, avocado, strawberies and pear simultaneously. Small portions of each, always. Eventually they will eat only fresh fruit. But make sure to give them only sweet pieces of fruit, they won't go for sour ones. But if they don't go for anything else, then buy vitamin drops and put them in their water according to its instructions. One vial lasts forever.

[@bfighter125]

How do you introduce a new bird to each other?

[@charlesmartel6103]

Please don't put then in cages. What did they do to deserve that?

[@candykrith1232]

Moranisaurus

[@lillyrosyposy1]

Why do they make the paper " feathers"?

[@yomomma2245]

I have just learned this a couple days ago and found the reason so cute. They do this in the wild to bring "nesting material" to where they build the Nest basically.

[@macylangley9512]

R these birds too loud for a apt

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

I think they are.. Maybe these are better for a apt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6POl5Z5na6aipo

[@scotchdopole]

They are loud. They love to "talk" into your phone conversation or your music or your nap.. It helps to have a spare room or a balcony when you can't take it 😄

[@costamihalidis3122]

Compared to many other parrot species they are pretty quiet. Be sure to allow them to sleep for 12 hours otherwise they get moody and make more noise.

[@IngridCole-tn7cp]

Maybe

[@sabrinahinojosa7834]

He fed the bird a weed seed ???? 4:25

[@LearnaboutAnimals]

Hennep seeds are in bird food. Most are male, but some are female 😁

[@tel4026]

I hate parrots