WHY BIRDS BITE! | Top 2 Reasons Parrots BITE Their Owners

[@mjleena3069]

Your hair matches your sun conure it's so cute💛

[@fatimaibrahim2992]

Who else was not listening to anything Jamie was saying and was admiring Lily and Berry? 🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinwilliams9211]

Need to watch it twice. Lol

[@carolhartley4448]

😂

[@artwolf5447]

Lillie is such a baby with that wing flapping. Adorable😍

[@alteria2714]

has a fluffy head to And the nut she was eating

[@adrianajencu7949]

Blue berry was probably like why is mom not letting me on her 🤣🤣

[@JROCKTC]

As soon as I saw the title to this video, I said “out loud”....birds bite because that’s how they talk to us humans. They are fed up with some type of behavior that is going on around them, and they’ve had enough. So, that’s how they talk to us, they bite when they need us to really listen! Chomp, chomp on whatever they can get! Our, fingers, heads, arms, etc. Thank you Jamieleigh, another great learning video!👍🏻👍🏻NJ🦜

[@naturelover6111]

My grey Coco was totally talking to Blueberry and Lily and Jamie while I played this video. He even said bye bye when it was over. I think he thought it was a Zoom call.

[@ris8065]

Yeah half my time is spent un-teaching my rescues that biting is their only option. The quaker parrot I’ve had the longest is getting there, she doesn’t bite much anymore, just song friendly nibbles that I don’t mind too much, and I’m very proud of her.

[@Ekster77]

Maybe you can answer my question I wrote above? How to make your bird use warning signs again before biting after he stopped using them, because you or a previous owner, overlooked them in the past. That's what I missed in this video.

[@rubynight7857]

My Indian Ringneck was abused by his previous owners, and I think he only knows biting as a last resort. Though he does often bite when showing positive signs, such as happy vocalizations. How can I unteach him so he knows I’ll listen to his signs? I do my best to respect his space, but sometimes he comes over to me when I’m just sitting nearby and he’ll bite me hard enough for me to bleed.

[@victxria.k3]

I have an african grey too. He's a rescue, 14 years old, a plucker and has aggression issues. He never bit me because I always recognize his warnings and the last warning is a loud clicking sound that he does with his beak. If you don't take a step back after this sound you'll probably get bit.

[@wintertimber1749]

I love how you made the 'come here' hand motion when talking about making it worth the bird's while and before you even told Lily to come she already started to fly up to you

[@renee5725]

Your hair matches with Lily! Thats so adorable, she still looks like a little baby to me

[@havennott7384]

I went to a bird sanctuary and witnessed a umbrella cockatoo being blessed out by a baby budgie, it was halarious cuz the cockatoo was clearly losing the argument XD they both got adopted into separate homes but they were both so sweet along with the other birds there

[@edgarallenpwned3538]

Lilly is so well behaved she makes me want to get a sun conure even tho I live in a big city and an apartment and would get evicted and having a sun conure would destroy my entire life 🤪

[@carolhartley4448]

Green cheek conures are much quieter by alot! I hsve a green cheek, he talks so quietly and his chirp isn't loud.♥️

[@suzykendall55]

My bird has been biting the back of my neck and it really hurts, and I didn’t understand why. I finally discovered that he found a new mole I didn’t know I had and was “grooming” me. Because of that I’m now going to go get it checked. Thank you for the info about not keeping a space in your home off limits. We have a room that has a giant mirror that we’ve made off limits, and he is OBSESSED with going in there (plus it has a great echo that he loves.) Your talk has prompted me to get a curtain to put over it so we can let him in there

[@tamivujovic6227]

Great advice all around and especially about how birds don't look to please humans, but think what's in it for them?! Understanding that fact, can make a big difference on how us humans can better understand our birds. Your love and understanding of birds shines through! I so enjoy your videos!!!💛🐦🦜

[@jcjteeju]

It's nice to see the conures. I feel like we don't see them too much. Great video!

[@Avocetexotics]

I LOVEEEE your hair!!! It looks so cute! Anddddd you match the little sun conures!

[@alfiestevens8605]

I absolutely love the phrase ‘sister sun conures’

[@melissachisholm7107]

Thank you for your videos! I've had my GCSC for 8 months now. He came to me an aggressive biter, which was "normalized" by his last owner. I've watched hours of your's and other's videos. I am happy to say he no longer bites aggressively! Only nibbles when disapproving. I wanted to let you know the videos are awesome and helpful! Thanks again!

[@Alex_P]

Lily is making sun conures look quiet, cuddly, and cooperative... We know you're a noise maker though you cutie!

[@carolhartley4448]

Oh I love everything you said plus it's sòo fun when your hair matches the bird or birds your showing, so cool!♥️♥️

[@dalia1433]

anyone else notice how Jamie's hair matches Lily ❤️💛

[@divyagupta1561]

Thanks for your advice Love from two budgies here ❤️

[@ridaimran9466]

Your conures match your hair 🤣

[@87.l9]

Lol yeah

[@susieboyer6747]

🤣

[@Bullen_3]

I think it was good Lily was in baby mode,haha! This was so cute

[@kimholmes2515]

Just recently lost my sun conure. Yours make me smile so much. They act a little bit like babies. There so happy

[@tiffanythompson6178]

Lily is very cute! I think she abandoned your left shoulder at one point because the neck on your shirt started slipping that she was standing on. She looked uncomfortable as it kept slipping 😄

[@GraceT]

Budgies are too bold for their own good, when it comes to other birds. One of my budgies will go after my kakariki, and will start arguments with my Rosellas, that are over 5 times their size 🤦

[@aminahhanima8710]

My budgie always tries to befriend my ringnecks, they’ve been aggressive towards him but he never learns 😭

[@GraceT]

@@aminahhanima8710 oh I totally understand. I have a hand raised budgie that's the dumbest bird ever (same one as mentioned above). He's had the tip of his toe bitten off twice because he didn't learn the first time it happened, that that bird in the cage he kept landing on, loved to grab toes 🤦

[@aminahhanima8710]

@@GraceT wow I guess budgies have a thing for landing on other birds cages 😂 that’s exactly how my budgie has had dangerous, close encounters before

[@Limitedonathios]

There is a bird instagrammer(i forget who) who has a budgie and a cockatoo and she has to separate them because they budgie kept on bullying the the cockatoo. Budgies are just sooo bold

[@txferretgirl]

could you do a video on bringing home a baby? I got a handfed conure last week and she's started to get nippy. Just covering things of how to best handle bringing them home and the first few weeks, food conversion, ect?

[@Iseeseachelles]

I have the same issue with biting curiously on the hands and ears or any soft skin and he bites then gradually does it harder and latches more so on my partner then me but I’m still not sure as most times she walks to us we don’t walk to her

[@txferretgirl]

@@Iseeseachelles yah as she's gotten older some of her tenancies can...hurt. Over all she doesn't bite hard but she often bites and regurgitates on my ears if they are visible, and will find my chest or near my arm bit and start softly biting then going harder. She doesn't typically latch though. And if I lean back she will rush my face and start nibbling at my lip, nose, and eyelids and if I dont stop her(I do) she starts trying to regurgitate. She doesn't do this all the time it's just these actions that she starts to. I need to break her of this. I would love her to cuddle not try to eat my face if I lean back @.@;

[@bigsky445]

What about a 17yr old rescued African Grey.. he sneaks up & bites me! I try not to react.. He LOVES my husband, but he hates me. Gorgeous hair by the way!

[@mariemcgrath8681]

Yes, also love the way Jamie co-ordinates her hair colour with the bird. OK we were listening !??

[@elizadavis8105]

Question: should I separate my budgies? I’m in the early process of diet conversion (your organic seed mix) and trying to associate myself positively and just really observing my birds but I’ve noticed they don’t really get along and are constantly competing with each other and getting in scuffles... should I give it more time or should they go in separate cages? Sorry for the long question love your content ❤️

[@BirdTricks]

Creating "pet quality" birds is much easier when keeping them in separate cages. You just cannot compete with the 24/7/365 that they give each other. 😊

[@zoezoo3782]

That Conure cuddled up to you was the cutest 🥰

[@teatok1439]

Hi!!🤗😊. I have had a buggie for 3 or 4 months and he just died last month i loved him very much I was not edadcated enough to have one I did not know anything about them AT ALL I have liked birds a very long time I love them so much. I have been doing as much research on parrots and bird care thinking about all the things it takes to own a happier healthy bird I am turning into a bird I do that much research I have been researching for 4 days non stop I research for hours on end .I have been looking at all bird breeds and have found non to fit in my family . My neighbour got a new bird she found her flying around and she was not chipped or anything so they put up flyers and no show up of the owners it's been a few years now and they still have her she is a Bobble yellow headed Amazon parrot and her name is polly she is super friendly .I decided to look into them and do research on them and I think I found the one . I have a big family with 3 siblings and I have 3 dogs a rabbit and tortoise. I have fitted in the time I will be able to spent with each one and the bird sholed get around 3 or 4 hours flying time if good eith being handled I woled probably spend 6 or 5 hours time with it .I have do lots of research on them and I seen that they get very hormonal and aggressive I woled love to know what age they get to that stage at and if I got it older woled it be grown out of that stage??. 🍓🐦

[@wessew6185]

So sorry for your loss! Keep learning. Rescue if you can.

[@leelandforestfarm]

My young cockatiel Lui doesn't bite at all besides a little nip suddenly during head scrittches, and then afterwards he usually asks for more petting. If he bites, the scrittches are over, but this happens alot. What I've done is simply only give pets in little 5-6 second sections and let him ask for more. I also choose when the pets end -before he gets frustrated. We have longer, happier cuddle times this way, but I wish he'd naturally give me some sort of hint of his discomfort before nipping. He's really good at communicating nicely in all other aspects.

[@irfaan5985]

My cinnamon conure kiwi and turquoise conure Atlantic really loves to bite. but since getting them a lot of shredding toys they started to stop bitting (not completely) But your videos has helped them a lot and especially videos about the galah cockatoo since my parents are planning to get them for my birthday, the small toy box is also really amazing and Atlantic absolutely love them. and my parents has also been thinking to get my brothers a conure but she dose not know what type of conure

[@nonothingnever]

2 out of 3 of budgies will having "crazy biting attacks" while their perched on my hand and I'm literally not doing. They get all hyper, start flapping their wings very fast, and just biting on my nails, fingers, or knuckles. It doesn't hurt usually but I wonder if this is hormonal?

[@melissamonge4461]

One of mine do the same thing. He flies to me (uncalled sometimes) and does it, so I don’t think his scared. Suddenly he gets “flirty” so I think it could be hormones too, but it’d be nice to know for sure.

[@tigerwoelfin]

Since I bonded more with one of my budgies, often he comes on my arm, while I'm fetching their food and just does little random bites in my skin. Or I'm feeding them and he jumps on my arm or hand an bites here or there and walks on, doing his normal stuff. It's so out of nothing always. Just like, he comes to me, does a bite and check for food or vice versa. I don't know, if he is mad, if I'm not fast enough, to give him something or if the other bird block the feeding bowl/hand, but sometimes I realy can't find any reason and he also does nothing. No signs with his feathers, no sound ... I then actually feel like my skin would be made of millet.

[@dalia1433]

those dislikes are Phoebe, Detka, and Blue because they're jealous they couldn't hang out with you 🤣🤣

[@Namoraslife]

how do you know which of your conures is which? they all look the same to me :D

[@87.l9]

Their personalities are different

[@dreaa29]

I have two pineapple conures i tell them apart from the colours on their breast one has more yellow then the other they have similar personalities

[@susangotshmann1489]

Its not so hard when you see them every day

[@evelynrose2257]

@@87.l9 one has more red, the other has more yellow, and third has normal colors

[@dreaa29]

@@susangotshmann1489 I see my boys hours on end one talks one doesn’t one only chuckles from time to time otherwise they act similar like when they hop up and down and start bobbing their heads when you talk to them

[@mashealals6868]

Beautiful bird morning 🧡

[@X2x3x4]

Wow. I never thought about some of these things. Such great ideas. Thank you so much.

[@Jzuahahkskagafd]

I like the idea of a bird teaches us to give and take lol. They are living creatures not a robot.

[@coledta4846]

Great vid❤️

[@kati3311]

This video is exactly what I need. One of my two budgies bites quite often and both birds always fly to our degus' cage but are not allowed to because the biting budgie once bit the degu's tail off 😢 they are just not interested in treats when they fly there so we always have to cover the cage with blankets to protect our other animals. Now I'm wondering whether I have to take the degus to a different place and while the cage is empty let the budgies out so the cage can loose its magic?...

[@jenanimazed5932]

Your makeup really makes your eyes pop in this video, Jamie 🙂 And aww, Lily!! Looking so cute and cuddly! ♥️ My conure just turned 10 too! But would definitely take a big chomp out of my neck if I snuggled him like that lol

[@waynenergy]

My lovebird like to stand on my shoulder. Whenever I put my hand asking him to step on my hand, most of the time he will want to bite me. Sometimes, he bites first then step on my hand.

[@robb1460]

Is it possible or think your hair color makes your sun conure's think you're a super big sun conure NOW? I think the hair colors you sport are great btw. btw. really mess with your birds put a little green in.

[@robb1460]

@Wattle okay,

[@hrrubelvlogs8140]

Sun conure's are always cool. I have lots of sun conure's

[@juliegeertgens9601]

My daughters bird absolutely hates cell phones, cameras, computers. Her bird gets puffy and cocking head if she has her phone to warn her. If she has phone put away but is about 3 or feet near her and she gets a text or a call (any noise from phone) it will literally suddenly bite her. If anyone else has phone it’s ok except for video or phone calls, then the bird gets upset and shows warning signs basically telling us to get that contraption out of the room I’m in. The biggest issue is if anyone records or tries to take a picture there will be no warning signs because he will fly directly at the phone and bite anything that may be holding the phone. Many of times people throw the phone down at which point the phone is severely under attack by Soren. He is a Nansen conure and is the sweetest loving bird except when it comes to technology devices, especially camera devices.

[@ariv1973]

love your vid

[@dakotastein9499]

It's also worth noting not all bites are "bites'...for many parrots,especially larger species,thier beak is more than a weapon but a tool...their beaks are prehensile and they use it to grip and climb,this is especially for for birds that can't fly.

[@Deborah-xj2rh]

Mine may be a rare story but he bit for a different reason... when I rescued him he was stuck in a dirty cage with only 1 perch, kinda like Sunny, and after a bit of target training I let him out of his cage and he walked right to me to step up and when I went to give him a treat he was shaking so bad that he dropped the first one and so I held a treat flat for him and he accidentally bit me trying to get it. He was so scared he couldn't even get the reward. Bad thing is no im afraid to attempt to pick him up. 😒

[@tzxazrael]

don't be afraid! he didn't bite YOU (you were just in the way)... he was just trying to get the treat, and was used to bowls and other surfaces he doesn't have to be careful on. try pinching the treat in the tips of your fingers when you offer it to him - it exposes more of the treat, and less of your fingers! maybe use a bigger piece of treat if he still has trouble with it.

[@eliana3125]

You can also start trying giving treats in bowls to make training clear with your bird, and then move on with giving your bird treats with your hands.

[@Deborah-xj2rh]

He has been taking treats from my hands just fine. He was just so fearful of being out of his cage that he got scared. Since I have had him I have been letting him out and I got him a bigger cage with a play top so he can be comfortable outside the cage.

[@tzxazrael]

@@Deborah-xj2rh yay!!

[@ayasreviewsandtoycolection7148]

Can you possibly do a video regarding taking care of birds with injuries? I have an African grey who has an already compromised toe on his foot. I rescued him from a previous home where he suffered quite a bit of abuse. He HATES hands but allows me to pick him up from the floor only as a last resort. But he's doing good overall. He has problems with wooden perches because he can't grip as well but he loves just roosting on the couch but does well on his big perch in his cage.

[@deboras7233]

thank you for the advice, my budgie pickles bites less now hopefully not at all

[@BeautyxoEmma]

Where do you get your bird tree stands all around your house?

[@Meljulyan]

I was literally giving my black cap conure a treat and he just randomly bites me this is a new behavior. He has been doing this a lot even when target training.

[@joebean3615]

When you say ‘randomly’ you either miss the body language or your bird has had past experience where no one paid attention to other pre-biting signs

[@akhilsr2605]

what would be the ideal age/time to start giving seeds to a sun conure ? My baby is just 50 days old. 🙂

[@vickya.713]

Idk if this question has been asked but where did you buy that tree behind you where your blue birdie was on?!?! I'm looking for one so when I take my conures out, they have somewhere to be. Thanks in advance!

[@nakulnair6914]

I got a budgie on jan 2020 and after 3 months after it died!! The symptoms which noticed were fluffed up feathers, increase in appetite and at last conversion before death!! And six months later I rescued a pearly conure who was a plucker!! And after only 2 months he also died with the same symptoms!! Can you tell why is ur so!! I considered many things but everything I used was bird safe too!+++

[@nakulnair6914]

Please help

[@nakulnair6914]

I really wanna have a life long companion and this discourage me!!

[@punchycat6570]

You should maybe talk to a avian vet about this, could be something in your home your just not aware of

[@mahnoorrao8924]

Do you have nonstick pans? Do they have ptfe or pfoa?

[@lizziehn5928]

@@nakulnair6914 Make sure you deep clean the cage before a new bird arrives. May also be a good idea to get a necropsy done to figure out possible causes. I really suggest against getting another bird before you figure out what's wrong here.

[@nrp5791]

I have a Sun Conure who is 17 years old this May. I'm giving a little treat or peacans for good behavior. What treat do you suggest to give? He also loves apples and I feed hum Zupreem Parrot diet. Thanks!

[@flamingbridges1649]

My 4.5 month old male budgie has suddenly started biting me quite hard recently. I'll be lying on my bed and he always likes getting close to my face when I'm talking. But now he will bite my lips hard and will sometimes latch on. I end up having to physically pull him off. It hurts to much to just ignore him when he does this.

[@s.crawford12]

It's a lot like "why do cats scratch?". If you can read the body language we'll and you earn their trust and respect then you almost have nothing to worry about. I have 3 cats and I never get the claw unless I'm doing something stupid. It's always my own fault for putting myself in that risk especially when I could have chosen a safer way to play.

[@tabagjimboyr.6140]

How can i make my sun conure like that 🥺

[@joellekarma]

I enjoy your videos a lot. I remember when I first got my Chi Chi you had a video on teflon how it could kll your birds. O]So I got rid of it all. Well I made a pizza last month and didn't realize I had a teflon pan in the bottom of the oven . It killed all my budgies, I took Chi chi to the vet she stayed there two days on oxygen. When she came home she seemed OK but she was not her usual self then she stated loosing weight. I took her two the vet and I found out her longs were heavily damaged. the vet couldn't do anything for her. I took her home and she died two days later in my hands. Now that my baby is gone I don't know what to do my home is so empty now. Thank you for great videos.

[@prmeli1114]

I feel so blessed my sun conure has never bite me, where my cockatiels have drawn blood. Although I most likely deserved it for over stepping what they are comfortable with.

[@CROWFACED]

What about the biting occurs when they come to you? I don't mean aggression, but being demanding or thinking it's fun to bite you. I know the whole "ignore the behaviour you don't like" if they do it for entertainment, but bites can be hard to ignore (my birds are small, but it would be a huge problem if it was a big bird because then it would straight up injure you.) They have wooden toys they are shredding, I try to train with them at least once a day, and generally they are close to being tame. Could it be hormonal, since they just 1 year old?

[@hamode2k61]

Amazing ♥️

[@sparks982]

HELLO i gave a question where can i buy an African grey parrot when im in the market

[@laweaver5050]

My caique bites me really hard when he see's certain objects like when I get scissors out of the drawer. Now I know better! And sometimes like today I could see when he is coming to bite me with the feathers sticking up in back of his neck. I told him, "NO, you better not bite me"! And he stopped himself.. He also bites me when he doesn't get his own way. (Not often & he doesn't bite me as hard. Its mostly triggers & fear.

[@viktorie888]

I have a pyrrhura and he sometimes bites my clavicle pretty hard and I don't understand WHY. He does it even when I am just sitting doing nothing. Some advice please?

[@delilahthelilacfrenchie]

I absolutely love this hairstyle on you looks super young and girly!!

[@bigbiemacaw]

Any tips for nippy macaw, it’s not aggressive it’s excitement, I feel like he stress chews so if a dog walks past he grab anything from a lump of skin to my top till the dogs well past, he does it from jealousy as well, he chases my dog off the bed, ..she’s scared of him , ..obviously I don’t let him but he still try’s..

Hey guys i have some kinda problem but first i'm sorry for my poor english since i speak french as first language. I live in quebec city in an 3.5 room appartment. I have since 3 years now a cockatiel named Quicky and he love wired. Especially power cord. I cannot hide every cord that i have because i'm streaming a lot. I dont want him to take a shot of electricity. He listen to me when he want and go out of his cage often. What can i do to make him think that Power cord is not fun but being with me is much better. Thanks for the help.

[@kaylagark8133]

My concure flies to me and wants to sit on my shoulder but lately she’s been biting me once she’s on my shoulder

[@appelblossom4311]

Where’s the Beginning bird training one oh one link I need it

[@CreativeOne-ll8et]

How about if someone shakes their finger at them when they are in trouble. How to get the parrot to trust the person again? This bird sits on that persons shoulder and talks and kisses the persons face and sits on this persons chest and talks and it’s over all very kind and will step up on the forearm of the person just not stepping up on the persons finger.

[@jlinus7251]

I'm worried about my conure. She jumps on my parents shoulders, and sits there for a bit before suddenly biting their ears really hard. I don't know how to teach her to stop, because she wants to sit on everyone's shoulders but also want to bite them aggressively?

[@antonvandermerwe9852]

We have a cockatiel that rarely bites, but pulls body, beard and head hair. What would be the reason? It’s almost as bad as biting.

[@ryugurena3327]

My green cheek conure isn't biting out of defensiveness or agression but he starts chewing on my fingers and ears. At first its soft and then he progressively does it hard to where it hurts. How can I stop this behavior?

[@nishitaawasare5854]

What to do to stop a quaker parrot from plucking his feathers especially when you have provided him with toys that he can play with and you take him out of his cage at least two times in a day?

[@eloralangford73]

Hey if anyone can give me some tips I’d really appreciate it if anyone can help me out. I’m very new to birds and recently rescued a budgie who was a kids bird the kid was terrible to him either ignored him or tortured him constantly like going to the extent of plucking him ect I never saw her do that but just watching her interact with him was very uncomfortable for me to watch I’m so glad the mum let me take him. But I’m having a decent amount of trouble with biting and know that it kinda comes with the territory from what I can tell he’s very comfortable with me and we already have a pretty good bond but there’s times when I just have him perched on my hand and not moving and he seems to remember something terrible that happened and goes ham on my hand. I’ve stopped everything and just watch even though I’m knew to birds I have a lot of experience with different types of animals and believe if something is happening you don’t like it’s not the animals fault but your own. So I’ve watched for signs from him but can’t see anything other than he will frantically look around then bite even though nothing is moving in the room. I’ve come to think he has almost like a form of ptsd but I’m not sure if that’s possible any help will be greatly appreciated

[@joebean3615]

Have you got a good diet and 12 uninterrupted hours sleep (your budgie not you) if you have I highly recommend target training (my birds are so much braver and less fearful now) i think having so much past trauma is going to take a long time to fix it’ll be so worth it though for scary objects just teach him that there not evil or scary (by showing him the thing as far away that his a little bit scared (not too much tho) below him so it’s not towering and rewarding when he shows signs of calm it’s called the power pause technique) You could just give him his favourite treat when he’s on your hand and no where else and after he’s finished take him off before he bites you I hope this helps, thanks for asking I love answering question comments it’s very fun to help, let me know if there’s anything in your your current situation you’d like to change

[@nottheappleofyoureyes8008]

I just bought a lovebird,it's a bonded pair but I only purchase one of them.It was fine upon reaching home but after few hrs it started to bite/chew it's toes repeatedly but no sores or blisters seen.It won't stand on perch that long too but prefers to stand on base of cage further away from another lovebird in cage..may I know if it's medically or emotionally affected?It's appetite is obviously good as it keeps eating all day.Pls help me thank u

[@sonamona8611]

My sun conure is afraid of stepping up on fingers.....she steps up on wrist but not on fingers......plz give some tips to solve this problem...... mostly it happens after trimming her nails...🙄

[@carolinamonarrez4884]

my conure never really bites me hard and now all of a sudden started biting me. when i tried to put him back on his post he started to bite my fingers i pulled him away and he wouldn’t stop biting me and started ti attack all of my hands even tho i took him away from post. what can i do?

[@allywcam8771]

🤔 One reason I think that was missed is 'jealousy'. I have 2 budgerigars, 1 preferring to perch on my hand and the other comfortable on my shoulder. When I feed the budgie on my shoulder millet, the other bites my hand trying to bring it (back) to him.

[@carlytaylor4089]

My conure is 3 months old she will fly to us, have head scratches and fly on command. She isn't aggressive but she chews on my hand. She doesn't let go sometimes. I have to cover my hands when I'm interacting with her. Any suggestions that can help?? 😁

[@leannebarrows9917]

Quick question. I have just got a kakariki who seems to scared of hands and bit me a few times 🤦🏼‍♀️ iv just purchased a target stick and clicker so waiting for that 2 arrive before I try anymore but what treats do I use? When I do start

[@TsunamiR6]

So I’m bringing home my 3 month old ringneck spend the last month bonding but she still bites randomly and I believe it’s due to her being a baby still but how do I correct this it’s just when she sits on my hand or if she’s on my shoulder she goes for my ear!?

[@bahloogaming3913]

Plz plz tame free fly molucan cockatoo plz

[@sm9029]

I recently inherited a 26yo african grey. In the beginning everything was good. But now he bites, very aggressive. I am SURE I have alot to learn. BUT not sure where to start. I work with dogs, horses, cats,snakes and lizards but this body language and animal is completely different . Is he set in his ways? Outside of aggressive behavior. Aggression feels like a me thing to fix. But he came from a very unsocialized past. Never out of the cage except for beak and wing clips.. I have a play area and have been working with him in getting out much more. But wonder if it is too much or too late 🤔

[@neptune_i]

Hello ^^ My lil cockatiel Got a blood feather. Since I don't have any medicine To APPLY I will add corn starch as it is safe and It will Help to stop bleeding. He isn't bleeding too much but Still I have to keep an eye on it. Anyways, getting straight to the point. How do I apply corn starch on a bird's feather. Please respond as fast as possible. I have no idea how to lift up his wing. Thanks!

[@florenciogomez6968]

I have a question I just got two sun conures they are about two months old. They are very aggressive what can I do.

[@vasilikitsir7489]

My bird was alone more time we moved too and she seemed more quiet and sad so I thought to get her company. Ever since she saw him she went nuts. At first she seemed exited like she liked him. She was jumping up and down, grooming his feathers etc, but then I saw wings raised her leg too started poking him pushing him with her feet when he came close. Once he went to eat and she literally pushed him and sat in the food and started pushing and throwing the food out with her legs. Then he wouldn't eat and stay very quiet and avoid her. Then she immediately started to bite us. I kept them separate again he was very active and calm, she was too very calm and played with her toys in her cage but now she wont come out or let us go near her cage she raises feathers, raises her leg and bites if I put my hand in I now have them separate again but this time in same room, they see and call each other, if I let their cages open they look for each other and go to each other cages, they spend like 5 minutes happy grooming each other and then my female is all over him and he starts to avoid her and then she starts with the aggression then he want out and if we come close to her she bites. why is this happening? is she territorial, is she hormonal, are they courting like that? should I keep having them separate, in same room or different rooms or I should just let them be together? I dont know what to do with them

[@deborahbrown1615]

I have a 4 yr old Sun conure and 11 parakeets 2 lg cages my Sun conure thinks he’s a parakeet and gets in the parakeet cage for days and tries and has biten me he’s done flew over to me and bit me when my one parakeet screams a lot because it’s blind and he thinks I’m going to hurt it how do I stop him from biting

[@SerhiiLysyi]

my bird says "no" if he don't want something... some humans need many years to learn same trick)))

[@Hyperanimefreak97]

Hi my bird is scared of my target stick and clicker . What should I do? Im trying to bond with him more by training . I have had him for 2 years now . He is a cockatiel but he is upset with me since i got a new flock member so he is not acting like his usual cuddly self and I just want my friend back . Please help thank you !!!

[@carinlynchin]

If anyone has an answer to this... Of appreciate it, not sure if they comment back. I've search this specific situation with no results. So I'm momma to my macaw.. Today my son's friend came over and he just loved her.. To the point when i tried to get him from her because she had to leave, he bit me... Hard.... What do you do in that situation. Sounds lost like a temper tantrums.. But unacceptable behavior... So what do you do?

[@joshs402]

i got your clickers things it really help thanks

[@kadenhancock5561]

Can you make a video explaining how to get a untamed newly bought budgie into its new cage?

[@howardharaway2259]

Ma'am are you telling me you have a son named Conure ? Hahaha haha!

[@anaarce7028]

My sun conure will turn 1 year old next month and up until today I can't seem to get him out of his cage and I try he continues to bite softly I said NO! but he won't come up on my finger. I had tried food to get him out it does not work. Even when he is out the cage I try to get him on me but refuses to . Not sure what to do... please help! I love him I have him since he was a baby.