Trained parrots

[@ancamg]

Poor parrots! They are so frightened. The trainer use sticks as he is afraid of revenge.

[@billborden310]

They're not frightened. He loves the birds and they love him.

[@PixleTone]

+Bill Borden they don't appear to be in good shape at all.

[@PixleTone]

+Bill Borden I've worked in an aviary for 8 years now, those birds are defiantly frightened and by the sheer size of them they appear to be starved to preform, their feathers are so badly damaged!

[@ninemosha]

yeah poor parrots well I have 3 parrots and 2 birds I couldn't even watch it

[@aneesabegum8543]

Your right all that training has depressed those birds that they have plucked themselves

[@SuperbPianist]

this is unbeliveable the way they treat the birds

[@mdenamulhoque4175]

অসাধারন হয়েছে ধন্যবাদ

[@vanessalaserna5508]

Calling the attention of circus tv, please have a kind heart for the poor birds, they are so stressed out and all of them seems not happy..

[@michaelridenour2113]

Fantastic flightful feathered birds!

[@joannajazzyrimmer]

ABSOLUTELY SICK. IM A PARROT OWNER AND IT TURNS MY STOMACH TO SEE THEM BEING MADE TO LOOK RIDICULOUS.

[@이창훈-u1r]

ㅡ

[@kingaspendude2029]

Training is good for an animals mental health as it keeps them sharp and gives them something to do however health comes first, if an animal is uncomfortable or in pain they should not perform

[@lillyflower3415]

I don't even own birds (yet) and this clip brought tears to my eyes. These poor babies. I hope they are rescued from this horrible circus soon. Please report this video for animal abuse so it can be removed--I don't want people thinking this is what healthy and happy birds looks like.

[@dipalideori6759]

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[@nurnobikhan1020]

P0ĺĺ

[@tiffanygardner3887]

If they weren't happy they would not even do it 😮 birds are smart and talented

[@AProtokid]

this is incredibly depressing. as a 1 year daddy to a cockatiel, i hate to see parrots so stressed. at least they have eachother. poor babies.

[@aramacao5179]

There are good trained parrot acts -- this isn't one of them. The birds are obviously really stressed. Their feathers are disheveled, their reaction times are slow, and they're flapping a lot. On top of that, they're tense and looking around a lot; that flat-feathered, spread-winged posture in the macaws is a sign of stress and fear. If you want to support a trained-parrot act, watch Norman Barrett's videos (Zippo's Circus) -- his budgies are very well-cared for and happy. Don't support this.

[@arianedenav3197]

I agree, i have watched norman barret and he is incredible, these poor birds make me cry😢😡🐦

[@bijubiju9118]

ara macao the xi

[@khairunisakareem1455]

Who is supporting them. Nobody is supporting them.

[@mileidyclass]

Sadly this is the reality of a lot of circus animals. Also, this video is proof we need to bring the dislike button back.

[@cindysanchez2987]

When I read the comments about the birds I was like "Over reacting much" but then I truly looked at the birds. They looked horrible and tired. And its true that the handler guy doesn't want to touch them or anything. Compare this to zippos and theres a huge difference

[@fallie_xxo9842]

I loe zippos

[@hanhhuynh4861]

why u now?

[@josalynalbino6463]

Yes

[@durgon7638]

agreed

[@dabluskmmm]

@@durgon7638 .

[@sanitajoshi7654]

Omg he doesn't even take care of them... Their wings r plucked n its a sign of anxiety

[@angelinamartinez3600]

These beautiful birds are being torched and being used for money these birds can die from sadness i know this because I have a parrot and i cried when i watched this video :(

[@kgurovsky1]

EVERY ONE OF THESE BIRDS IS A PLUCKER!!! Poor babies, these people should be ashamed of themselves! I can't even watch this. I hate people.

[@clarehessler5614]

He does not give a seed after each move

[@raushnikumari1232]

Very nice video

[@harikfreefly5207]

All these innocent parrots deserve quality diet n quality life. I can see that these parrots aren't fed variety of fruits n veggies. They are plucking their own feathers due to boredom n vitamins deficiency. They have been suffering with malnutrition also. Soso sad for these beautiful creatures.

[@losjuegosnostrolean]

que bien entrenados merecen muchos mas likes

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@KittyCatChaos]

I just came from watching Zippos Circus and the budgie show, and THAT was a good show... But THIS!? I dont even know where to begin.. Instead of turning this into an essay.. Im just gonna make some points - the macaws' feathers are all plucked and messy which is a clear sign of distress axiety and stress. - that green macaw looked SO TIRED during the tricks - i almost cried when the macaws were carrying eachother on the rings.... I could almost IMAGINE how painful that could be.. - The guy was barley interacting with the birds.. I mean touching them and talking to them. He carried them with rods, almost looking like he didnt want to touch them - the blue macaw and the cocatoo looked horrific, like they came out of a horror scene. And they were STILL brought out to act!?!?!?!? OK, thanks for listening to an old lady rant about burds

[@fatalharvest4135]

the moluccan cockatoo had plucked legs

[@emmalinh6037]

I can't imagine how stressed they must be, with the audience and the blaring music...

[@kathyily5440]

I was thinking the same thing 🙁

[@livvidd]

I agree. it's obvious these poor birds are being abused. there should be a way to get these videos taken off of youtube.

[@shakemp4]

KittyCatChaos ` thinking the same and I came from zippo

[@pegleglegsparker2067]

that cockatoo is a mess ;-;

[@audrickbriones7768]

come on guys give this man a chance he just doing his job

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

Some of these are on a watch list for extinction. They don't have the metal ring on their feet that indicates that they are legal. Plus they're plucking their feathers from stress. It hurts seeing birds from your country in such conditions just so a handful of people can make coins.

[@hauntlyn5219]

when birds are stressed out they pluck there feathers 🐦

[@gamingmaddy7520]

I LOVE ANY TYPE OF BIRDS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@luizvieirasouto]

OMG!, I´m terrified seeing these poor relatives of mine treated like that. One of the blue gold macaws has a lot of feathers missing, a sign of stress.

[@melaniepalingkod6165]

Hahahaha sobrang talino naman NG part n to hehehe natuwa tlga ako s vediong ito

[@fluffymacaw933]

This guy tortures these poor birds

[@Elaine80lha]

I like parrots 😊😊😊

[@wildlife5605]

Some of these parrots look stressed out with 1 plucking its feathers away. Our entertainment is their torment.

[@hisnamewasrocco]

Peta is right about ALL circuses. They're just bad for ALL animals!! Poor poor birds. This breaks my heart!

[@fatalharvest4135]

peta is shitty for many reasons, but i agree

[@ijustwanttocommentonvideos4645]

Not all, just look at that budgie guy.

[@vanillabear4561]

His name was Rocco Zippos circus actually treats their budgies right, but this is terrible!

[@humangecko]

2:13 look at those poor birds. The blue and gold macaw has plucked all his once beautiful feathers out and is clearly extremely stressed. The red macaw's tail feathers are also in awful condition and the fact that the ringmaster doesn't even handle them without a metal pole or other object makes it clear that these birds are terrified of humans.

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Yes and at 1:23 you can see there wings are clipped so they can't get away its just horrible!

[@Manic3865]

I want these birds to take care of them and let em free in their habitat when their healthy

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Yes and even worse to know theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@davidbate9264]

Sad to see these birds not in loving homes.

[@irmavelasco5304]

Q belleza de aves tan inteligentes los felicito

[@lexikent1625]

wow i cant even watched! i feel bad for the birds!

[@kpzcbttp]

I agree and the white parakeet looks stressed as the feathers are plucked. I wish all of this could be banned,

[@haleymendez6238]

some birds will be plucked no matter what! it's not that they are abused! Do your research and you will see. Those birds would NOT perform if they weren't happy birds!

[@lexikent1625]

Haley Mendez your absolutely wrong, think about the lions and the lion tamers, they whip the big cats if they don't preform. And animals are also starved and bribed with food to preform. Bird pluck when under LOTS of stress or when kept in tiny cages (stress) do your research please.

[@haleymendez6238]

Oh, I have. It is NEAR IMPOSSIBLE for most birds to recover from plucking. We aren't talking about other circus animals, we are talking about parrots. Birds mentally do not behave like other animals. They are several times smarter than the average animal!

[@lexikent1625]

Haley Mendez exactly when i went to the circus i saw them in tiny tiny cages, they were plucking and obviously distressed.

[@kprgoodnewschannel4338]

After monkeys , parrots also trained to do acrobats. But not only entertain humans. But entertain your fellow birds n animals also by performing at forests stadiums n sadari park grounds.

[@zafi9749]

They do have fear in their eyes and their feathered are plucked.We have a canary and I know what they do and how they act. And all birds do the same.

[@karendobrowolski2219]

No, they don't. Read my reply to the first person. And canaries aren't parrots. Two different species of avian.

[@FlowingDepths]

Look at those tattered feathers! these birds are not happy.

[@Kasparovvvvv]

the cockatoo is all messed up.

[@ghjjdhhj5316]

ما شفت احلامن هيج عرض راع 😀😊 كيوت الببغاء مرة حلو العرض 😊😊

[@nancycallahan6908]

These birds are sure under stress and anxiety. Please rehabilitate them. Most Cockatoos live for almost 80 yrs and need a lot of care and affection throughout but also a lifelong partner for mating else they might become violent/pluck their ownself.

[@sporshoaadil1785]

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[@Just_try_and_be_cool]

This is the best show i have ever aenn

[@deborahkirkbride5233]

I also noticed one of the large Mcaws has a curved beak and needs to be trimmed buy a veterinarian periodically can be expensive to have done. I wish the trainer well. Note, beak is currently in good shape at the time this video was taken.

[@annaoriger4474]

ùaaaaq3rfgg gcbttgkoo52sdt

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Yes and Theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@lpspebbles7818]

Half of the cockatoo sings are plucked he is probably in a lot of stress

[@michaelzheng3129]

First 30 seconds was great. I was like cool, you managed to do that with trained parrots. Then...... I saw the first plucked cockatoo. I hate these people. People should totally abandon these shows so these cruel people don’t make money.

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Same... Theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@budgiebirdie9920]

I'm fine with the cockatoos plucking as pets because it is normal but this! IT'S INSANE!! THIS IS GONNA BE A PETITION COMMENT IF I GET 100,000 LIKES IN THIS COMMENT THEY ARE GONNA SHUT DOWN FOR SURE!!

[@sarahsherwood8530]

they're not going to look at a comment and to "well, that comment got a lot of likes...better quit my job!"

[@budgiebirdie9920]

Sarah Sherwood I will show it to them.

[@budgiebirdie9920]

Sarah Sherwood lol old me was so stupid

[@golamkibriya-uz8om]

​@@sarahsherwood8530 em9

[@madhusudhanbarman9596]

Very nice lovely 😍😍😍👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏

[@doylepyle9617]

Ok. I was just watching zippos budgie circus they looked SOOOOOOOO and I mean SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much happier and healthier than these birds... they were even running up when it wasnt there turn... but with THESE birds... there feathers are plucked, they looked tired, scared, and they pri ably feel like there being forced to do these tricks.. that isnt good for these birds.. the bird trainer didnt even look like he was enjoying playing with the birds either. He didnt even realy want to touch them.. he was also being realy rough when he holed them. I mean did you see how fast and tough he was moving? I feel SO bad for those birds... those are NOT healthy birds... Zippos birds (the healthy birdies)- They looked so happy and playfull! They had all there feathers, no plucking, and they were all proofed up, cute, and happy! They were running up when it wasnt there turn, and they were having alot of fun!and they NEVER hesitated to get up on the man's finger. See the difference in them? I feel so bad for those parrots... I wish all bird circuses were like zippos... poor birds...

[@lastidodoas2961]

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[@preethashreeethiraj9857]

The cockatoo were so unhappy

[@knockerjr]

It saddens me so much to see the neglect those birds have been shown but it equally amazes me that some of them even after everything love the applause, especially the military macaw, stands there so proud

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

It makes me sad to see birds from my country like this. I also noticed that none of them have those registration rings on their feet

[@skmauinuddin4500]

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[@skmauinuddin4500]

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[@skmauinuddin4500]

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[@tukimans4206]

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[@bc100201201]

oh my god very beautiful circus

[@gaurav3004700]

Nice

[@sarahhinton8917]

I can see the plucking on the birds😢 so sad😭 u can obviously tell how depressed and stressed these birds are😣

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Yes and to make things worse Theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@vanessalaserna5508]

Noticed the feathers of the the birds specially the blue one are in bad shape.. Poor birds.. They should be treated well. Felt sorry and sad for them...

[@fluffymacaw933]

Same here

[@rachaelmcneff667]

Oh my gosh..that poor blue and gold macaw. I can't even watch this.

[@joselimaislinngonzalezherr6942]

lindisimo el show de las guacamayas hermosos ejemplares!

[@Clover_knows_pets]

Theses bird's wings are clipped (the so called owner cut the flight feathers making it impossible for the birds to fly) they are NOT trained they are NOT doing tricks these birds have NO CHOICE and CANNOT STOP or get away they are SCARED and STRESSED and the reason they look the way they do is due to PLUCKING (It is when the bird Pulls his/her oun feathers out (from stress) it is considered SELF HARM) and that is why his only has them stand on sticks and not on his hand is because if they stood on on his hand they would bite out of FEAR.

[@mdenamulhoque4175]

অনেক সুন্দর হয়েছে খেলাটা

[@liasantos5655]

I love parrots❤❤🐦🐦

[@mylettleponynicolesilva5114]

que lindo a arara verde 😍😂eu chorei de alegria tão bonitos parabens araras e cacatuas 😘😁

[@moinu9719]

Wow 😲😳😲

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

Não achei nada legal na real. Coitado desses pássaros

[@RanveerSamaroo]

Very nice thumbs up for them

[@prameeladevi3578]

Ever green the power of birds inttligence operating bring surrounded by human even human learn lession from birds what not

[@HerMajestyTheLlama]

Seeing birds be used for purely entertainment within circuses and performing like this without no bond or connection saddens me. The "ringmaster" didn't touch or handle the birds one bit without that giant metal pole, not to mention the speed, the feather condition of these performing birds is atrocious, and I doubt they're rescues due to the training required for a show like this. Although the tricks were not worthy, the birds being in such poor condition takes away from this whole thing.

[@juliaandpj5398]

HerMajestyTheLlama i agree to HerMajestyTheLlama

[@HerMajestyTheLlama]

Raul Menendez I own a parrot. I know of their attention needs. This wasn't the good kind of enrichment, they all look damned miserable, regardless. They don't have a choice in this, they refuse I imagine they get taken out of the act and sold on somewhere. You cannot compare a parrot to a dog.

[@valixrae]

+HerMajestyTheLlama You're spot on, I've kept birds as well and they looked miserable. I had to turn it off 1/3 of the way through. Poor things.

[@pearlyp9898]

+Nancy salas Oh. my. G. *spills water over bed (yeah, that happened)* Is that true?... now I feel like killing something...

[@stephaniedaigle5930]

HerMajestyTheLlama --- Have u ever held a Maccaw before!??!..... If u had..u would understand "why" he uses that pole to transfer them from stand to the stage ... They are HEAVY and their nails PIERCE right througj your skin!!! It hurts!!! It does not mean that they are abused ! Trust me...if the birds are unhappy...they simply WOULDN"t Perform!! For them it's fun and it's a way to keep them entertained ! They don"t care about the aufience!

[@abhinnachandramaharatha9647]

Good

[@WhiteLightningWoman]

I hope this man gets arrested. These birds are pecking at themselves for a reason.

[@haleymendez6238]

very ignorant. these birds wpuld never perform if they were even the least been neglected. it takes a lot of time, love, and patience to get them to do this. Alot of those birds were rescued and pluvkers. once a bird is a plucker, its almost impossible to get them to stop.

[@haleymendez6238]

ha, I have NEVER abused any animal in my life. it makes me a troll because. I have opposite views as you do? So be it. You assume but have no hard proof. I have worked with large birds for over 15 years and have seen their behaviors and they do not work for food. Thew work for affection, yes, but not food or fear. Thats absolutely ignorant to assume they are like a normal circus animal. These birds would NOT perform out of fear or hunger, they would either refuse to be around any human, bite, or attempt to fly away. Those birds did not display any type of those behaviors. Plucking is in just some birds, they were likely neglected before, and we're adopted. Plucking is near impossible to work out of a bird. It can happen, but out of experience and research proves that it is highly unlikely to get a bird to stop plucking even with the highest of care. :)

[@WhiteLightningWoman]

Faceless profiles are always troublemakers that insist with opposing opinions, oftentime rude and crass. I think faceless profiles are run by pussies, cowards scared to show themself. Why don't you go find something you like, and comment positively instead of hiding yourself. These birds are being starved and they have to do tricks to get any food at all. I could care less what you think. On that note...be well and enjoy your day. Let people be...if you don't like what they say, too f'n bad. Suck it up like an adult. I wouldn't even doubt if your the Siegfried doing this show. Why would you want anyone to know you're starving them.

[@haleymendez6238]

Youre the one highly offended by an opposing view lol if you want, I could upload my pic. Didnt ever feel a need for anyone to see my face, had no idea that validates what I say! Who knew!? Youre the one being extremely hateful and can't converse like an adult....

[@cynthiadeleon2735]

Rainbow Lightning Woman I agree!! they are stressed

[@MK-gr3qh]

They deserve a better trainer

[@nitulboro8441]

Mandy K

[@muhammadusmanliaquatalamkh1341]

what a trainer

[@hafsabegum3290]

best circus of birds.

[@TheStig-ko7ik]

I CAN'T disagree with these comments about these BEAUTIFUL birds. NO TREAT when each act is performed. & YES! some of their feathers look ( if you look closely) do look in a bit of a shabby state. This is caused by the bird being STRESSED out. I do hope the R.S.P.B was notified about the condition of these BEAUTIFUL birds. If ANY animal wants to do tricks it should do it on three. things. 1, because it loves doing it 2, it gets treated well.( small treats during the performance) & 3rd they should be well cared for when not performing ( resting). But, as far as I am aware of these circus's are very few & far between now. ( maybe 1or 2 or so left that might still use animals to entertain the public. & I have been backstage at a few of them were animals have been used in the acts. & the conditions was not as good as they could have been. I understand that it can be aquward for everyone as well as for any animals kept. But, it is no joke when you see what I have seen. Was not asked but, TOLD!!! NOT to do any filming. & was in the end escorted out. & yes they tried to get my camera or at least my data card. & in told them if they tried that it would be assault! I ended up leaving anyway. But, I can't remember what happened to the film footage. 😞. (Proberbly stolen. 😞😞😞😞 along with other gear I had at the time).

[@Poopoo77373]

The parrots don't seem too happy

[@anitadoriya897]

Very nice performance in parrots awsom

[@lionappacha1735]

The way he is handling this poor birds is like to give him a punch.

[@pierrewallberg1015]

👍👍👍👍👍💙💜💖🎊🎉🎊🎉

[@hartstonegaming7817]

He might of rescued them and some of them are still growing in their feathers still or are a newer parrot that he saved and most of them look awesome like their feathers are all grown in so I just think he rescued them or they are losing feathers from the other birds pulling each other's feathers out because not all birds get along so that's what I think lol

[@emmalinh6037]

They're obviously stressed.

[@NarutoUzumaki-rs9li]

Hartstone Gaming I͞ d͞i͞s͞a͞g͞r͞e͞e͞....

[@muheebalam6239]

Very good parrot

[@monsterftw4481]

that is so cute!

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

This is sad

[@Pecanut]

poor parrots. Look at their feather condition! Aahh!

[@Patchmaleigha]

THE BIRD ON TOP OF THE BIG WHEEL WITH THE RED BIRD HOLDING ON TO THE THINGS HAS LOST HALF OF ITS FEATHERS ON ITS CHEAST

[@destinyhathcoat961]

Poor birds i hope they find a better home

[@megancarvalho-pereira9401]

they look like their being neglected and i hate how this guy has not once touched the parrots and he is going way to fast handeling them

[@BeauxandEros]

Yeah, the birds aren't in great shape, and the people don't seem to be enjoying their time either!

[@qanitahaslam1135]

look like he is a proudy trainer

[@kelvindavis2114]

Rabbit 🐇

[@femmefatale3445]

one of the parrots had missing feathers which means that it is either a baby or it ripped out its feathers from being uncomfortable in the new environment (or something XP)

[@adilbukharigulgd1343]

More like... ABUSED PARROT like to stop parrot abuse

[@foghornchimes]

For all of you who want to do something about this, leave a comment, and a like. I know it seems like the opposite to do, but if it has enough likes, many more people could see the misery and suffering these poor, abused macaws are going through. They've plucked their soiled feathers, and they look so tired and painful. PLEASE, leave a comment and/or like to get this video noticed so something can be done!

[@psions555]

I don't know who these people are so i'm not going to jump to conclusions, for all I know they are all ex-rescue parrots with mental disturbances that have been given a new lease on life, or, on the other hand they could all be made to perform and kept in small travel cages with nothing to occupy their minds and this is what has become of them. Unless they were already rescue parrots with uncorrectable behaviours what kind of respectable aviaculturalist would present birds in this condition? The stick isn't an issue for me, parrots like to step onto a solid and sturdy pirch and stick training is number one when properly training parrots. The video seems old but some of these guys could live a human lifetime. Dislike this video all you can people

[@LynnR40]

All of those birds have plucked their feathers. Either they are not taken care of properly or abused. They all have fear in their eyes. Shame this could have been a good video if the birds haven't been mistreated one way or another !

[@lpsrandomwolfz3300]

I agree, one of them looked like it was been whacked or beaten

[@parrotlady84]

As someone who's been preforming with parrots for almost two decades, this sickens me. My birds are very laid back. And are introduced to new situations slowly. If they were comfortable and trained properly, he wouldn't need the sticks. These are very stressed birds.

[@lpsrandomwolfz3300]

parrotlady84 I agree

[@tatianazihindula8762]

agree

[@elhouts]

I agree

[@Patchmaleigha]

The birds look so tired and they've been plucking there feathers :c

[@emraanali1901]

Beautiful parrots

[@coralreef909]

Being abused.

[@cynthiadeleon2735]

these BEAUTIFUL birds are stressed!!! theyvare are plucking!! why cant people see this!! this is all for profit and the birds suffer,I hate to think what his training ways consists of!! :(

[@paranpapu1993]

Beautiful act.

[@karlastinehart4046]

and I agree it dose stress the birds also the birds feathers are prior to them because they are less likely to get some common diseases

[@براءالغررية]

الله يخليهن الك

[@dkpowerfull4139]

Super mass

[@maqsoodahmad4392]

Excellent work

[@thereisabucketinmywater9250]

Noooooo poor birds look at the blue and gold mcaw on the slide

[@anactualcanary2271]

I love parrots and parrot shows but I can't help but notice that some of these bird's feathers are in poor condition.

[@Greyandgreenfeathers]

I agree. It is usually because parrots perform on their own time. In order to get them reliable for a crowd, their diet is aggressively managed. They are working for their food right now and are kept at a technically healthy but low weight. Like a falconer does to hunt his birds, only more aggressive. Many who train birds (myself included) will withhold some of the diet, meaning the parrot gets breakfast but it isn't all-you-can-eat. Then at dinner time, they are hungry and ready to work for their food. Since parrots are pretty much still wild animals, they absolutely THRIVE on foraging and learning for a meal. It's why they were built with problem solving minds... And I know at least with my bird that she will not eat her food much if it is in a bowl, but will work like crazy for it, pestering me all the time to train her more and more than her hour every night :) So is food management abuse? No. But if you combine management that is show aggressive with unhealthy treats like peanuts, I imagine your birds start to look like this. Happy? Probably happier than a caged up parrot. Healthy? Not so much.

[@TheCrazyGamer-mf5uy]

I Totally Agree They Are Stressed To Much People!

[@lianc2739]

Exactly. I love with nearly 20 parrots and the poor birds in this show doesn't look like they are in good conditions at all, they looked like they plucked their feather put of stress, unless the birds are rescues then the performer are mistreating his birds. also the show paced way too fast to be entertaining, Norman Barrett's show with his lovely budgies are so much better, his budgies all looked like they enjoy doing the tricks and you can see the bonds between Mr Barrett and his birds.

[@lianc2739]

*live with

[@petyi7193]

interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out parrot training cd try Hopandar Amazing Parrot Helper (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my friend got cool results with it.

[@kavyaasha9275]

Super parrot

[@eunicetatizawa2889]

LOOK THE PARROT!!!!!!!

[@SachinKumar-rg5cw]

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[@emzyrose1388]

I hate this, this is cruel and there people should be sued. Poor birds. Look how bad condition they are in.

[@moongill7758]

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