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Has anyone else noticed that this guys voice sounds remarkably like Bert from "Bert and Ernie"

@@ewaz6600 😂😂👍🏼

@@ewaz6600 😂 😂 😂 yesssss!!!!

I am dreading the thought of losing my best friend, Louie.

Same i lost mine and we have not found him (if it makes you feel better that your not the only one)

i lost mine, kiwi like a month ago, and we were truly made for each other ... he flew away because of a mistake and stress, and we haven't seen him ever since :( i've got a new bird, berry now though! that little man is still scared from everything but i believe i will be able to make him into the bird he's hiding in his heart :]

Wow...I just got a pair few days like exactly 4 ago for my daughter, I would need tips from you. As of now 1 of them gets on my finger and ets from my palm in the cage. The other one is scared and has just 1nce eaten from my hand. I would need tips from you. I took them out once but they were shit scared and dint wanna go anywhere else than the cage.

@@tjdelights6470 you are doing so well already!! for 4 days that is such an achievement!! keep feediing him from hand and let them settle in :) good luck!

Aww, she sounds like such a sweet bird

She is so playable unlike other normal females since females always angry she is like my bird he he is the fastest runner in the whole world XD

My birds are sooo scared of me but im trying my best to make them happy its not working 🥺

@@lkibrn5837 weve all been through it! Whether it’s a supplier parakeet from the pet store or a hand raised macaw they are all prey animals. Try being very creative and look for ways you can “rescue” your birds. One challenging budgie, I had to place treats in his cage so they would fall and I could set them back up for him. He took an extraordinary amount of patience, just keep making effort and dont try too hard!

@@macintoshimann9892 yess thank you, i got 2 ring necks and they are absolutely adorable but terrified

@@lkibrn5837 Aww. Some advice I have from working with a hand-phobic cockatiel is to to let them see you respecting their bubble. Also bring a treat when you stop by so ur presence brings thoughts of joy!

I never clipped my birds Edit: i thought you meant clipping their claws, yeah i'd never clip my birds wings

Nope

So does mine maybe he just likes hearing new voices and seeing new people?

well if your ringtone is music then it will bob its head around

No my birdie does that too but even crazier he bobs his head even on the small mirror we bought him.

@@aleksandarsljivic7422 on the small mirror he probably thinks its another bird and like saying "this is my territory"

I got all the way up till #6 thinking "ohh lol I'm not doing any of these things anyway" and then suddenly it mentions "grabbing it". I just came back from my lovebird's cage trying to do exactly that :S

@@rainymornings it’s fine to pick them up, but if they obviously don’t want to be picked up then you should probably try again later

Mine tried to nip at me because he was trying to eat my Guinea pigs food!!!

Yeah, I can relate. I started taming my bird and she was getting very comfortable around me and very excited when I entered the room, but she hadn't learned to be touched yet. That was all until her eye caught some kind of disease and I needed to grab her in order to put a specific liquid in her eye for it to heal. I had to do it every day because that's what the vet had told me. I hated just the thought of it but I didn't want my bird's health to worsen. After I grabbed her for the first time, I could tell it broke her trust. Now every time I try to give her her favorite treat by hand, she just keeps looking at me and the treat defeated. She now only goes to it once I leave the treat on the perch. She gets very anxious when I enter the room now and every time I try to be around her, when she eventually relaxes just a little she keeps looking at me but not in the same look as before. This whole thing is so hurtful.

@@horudapuresu2603 I am sorry to hear that, I have a recommendation, make sure that when u grab her she is holding your finger with her little hands, that make them feel more comfortable, maybe that helps!

My bird loves vocaloid for some reason(I never saw a bird liking vocaloid ) I had another one who enjoyed rock and loved listening me singing Will wood and other songs. I still sing to my lovely bird but she doesnt enjoy singing as my other bird did but she does it too

That's more than slavador hes been for 16 years

Mine particularly favours Christmas music.

My favourite thing about budgies is how each one has such an individual personality. My first budgie loved metal music, but my current budgie couldn't care less about any music (although he falls asleep when we put on Neil Young). He only dances when we whistle at him, which is extremely cute.

Every three days my parrot gets in his water bowl for a bath like clockwork he is with his routine .

Good luck🖤

@@Bird-Nuggets i have 6 budgies and in the month of i will bring 4 budgies than 10 budgies

@@MDShamim-jp7dv woah

I’d say to give them a reason to enjoy coming out. For example, I always give my bird some food he doesn’t get in his cage, like lettuce, broccoli, quinoa, etc.

They feel safe in the cage. Make them a specific new safe space like a play stand on your desk or a table. Until they get used to being safe in other locations of your house.

He needed to watch videos to learn how to take care of a stupid bird??

@@BannerSound bruh?

@@BannerSound bruh. Your not funny or cool. Just plain disrespect. Imagine your mom saying to you, “I needed to watch all those videos just to take care of this stupid kid?”

@@BannerSoundBruh

I feel so bad for all the birds that got wing clipped

My conure does the same

Well done on making sure the budgies in your pet store are well cared for...unfortunately it is sometimes necessary to clip their wings.

Well done mine 2

@@Bird-Nuggets no allmost never. If you don't have a save place for them if they can fly you have to make one or don't get a bird.

so have choose to clip your budgie's wings, because you have forced the birds into a non bird friendly environment.

Well petstore is an exception

This is what is happening to me I feel for bad for it I only got them a week ago and it was poorly when j got it so from the 2nd day in I have had grab it to give it antibiotics twice a day and it bites me and is very vocal about hating it I'm hoping once it's better we can create a bond x

@@firefox8033 While I can't predict what will happen I can tell you some things from my experience. Antibiotics sounds like your bird will be better soon, so plenty of time to form a bond. Budgies are smart so there is a good chance yours will be able to tell when you give it medicine and when you act normal. Just keep a fixed routine for when you give the medication. My sick bird has been diagnosed a bit more than 3 month ago and heart disease is chronic. While he is very angry whenever I give him his medicine he is not scared of my in general and as tame as he was before.

@@PiedraDeIjada thankyou yes when I go upto them as normal it is abit scared now but only had the a week but they still come to my hand when I have food for them and when it comes to medicine time it hides at the bottom of the cage where I can't grab it as good and then bits the skin inbetween my fingers haha x

@@firefox8033 haha yeah they know the weak spots. One of my female budgies once nibbled the inside of my elbow. She didn't even bite but was very uncomfortable. A bit of biting when getting medicine is completely normal. Worry if your bird doesn't give you some trouble. That would be a sign of getting worse / weaker / declining health. I'd also say most budgies don't really bite in a serious way. I have 6 and while all do some obligatory warning nibbles when they need medicine, only one of them bites for real. Like he gave me marks through a nitrile glove and even the vet says he is quite a handful.

@@PiedraDeIjada awe bless very true this one she bites down for me to let her go but then is fine once I put her back down she makes red marks and a few beak marks but nothing bad. They are both not used to me yet my problem is I don't know when to start letting then fly around the room with them not used to us they panic alot x

How do you bring him in the bath with you? Do you set up a little perch for him in your bath, or do you have him on your shoulder or something? Just asking for tips :)

@@katjajacimovic2415 i have a shower perch in the shower! My bird loved it right away but sometimes it takes a bit for birds to not be scared of it. If you try this, don't rush it 😁

@@nekomoon21 thank you so much!!!

PA: It's a "Contact call" He just want to be sure you aren't lost and stay in contact!

That's what I did, they have a blast in their own room. Sometimes they don't wanna sleep in their cage but will sleep on top. I have 5 huge cages and 24 Parakeets all trained, they are truly amazing.

Good luck with your new budgie!

Me and my gf are going to get one

@@jvvlbeats dont mention your gf in comments

@@BossmanAhnaf um why not?

@@BossmanAhnaf leave him alone

Yes they are extremely intelligent

Same. My cockatiel just gets confused and stands in one spot waiting for me to come put him back in his cage if I let him roam around the house.

A lot of birds respond really well to kisses. That's about the only way I can share affection with my budgies.

My amazon deffiantly lets you know when he wants pets try a bite from them they break skin and take out chunks since they are medium to large parrots lol

​@@elorine1535 I understand why you are feeling timid. Just remember that birds are REALLY smart animals especially in regards to emotional intelligence. If they sense fear, it is interpreted as a danger to their wellbeing. A fearful animal is more like to want to attack, or accidentally attack it. Birds especially have fun when you have fun, so dance, play, and give your bird my best!

@@Ray-Of-Sunshine what are you talking about im not timid of my amazon he just lets yah know what he wants. He hates men due to a horrible first owner. Im used to big and medium birds ive raised my grey since a baby. I have no fear of her either since i know her body language. She is super spoilt and has a massive cage with a living room play center.

Good luck!

@@Bird-Nuggets thanks

@@lewangoalski1085 Is your budgie ok

@@etsmp_gh yep

Same 😭

We started with 7. Now have 14. The whole experience good. Learning as we go on line

They can enjoy showers from a spray bottle if not wanting to go to the bath.

Put some toys or what not on the outside of the cage (or attached to it on the outside) to encourage it to come out

I agree with @@cowuwu1 s comment, also try not to force the bird into anything, just try leaving the cage open for a while and see if it wants to come out itself, also another quick tip is for any birds that aren't for breeding I'd highly recommend against mirrors because that can make them get sexually active, especially females are bad about laying eggs and that can cause issues for them mentally and physically but can also cause them to be very territorial, also any small enclosed spaces like boxes or nest type things, but happy bird owning:)

@Linen Rosette so the mirror thing could be your issue, they can get really obsessed with mirrors and start trying to mate with it and get confused, so a fake bird or just being around them yourself is your best bet, also trying to train step up with a perch has worked very well for me and my gf, so I whould recommended ditching the mirror and start trying to train step up with a small perch that fits in the cage easy so if they get out they know the perch is safe until you can train to pick it up by hand, and windows can be hard to train away from but they will learn, just remember if anything bad happens to have at least corn starch nearby if god forbid bleeding happened, but other than that I'd just remove the mirror and try to be near the cage as much as possible, getting a bird to trust you is like adopting a toddler, you have to show them that you're trustworthy for them to start trusting you, also their physical well being is more important then trust, if you have to pick them up to possibly save their live then oviously do it, just not as a fun thing of course, but I hope that helps and if you have any other questions I'm happy to help with the knowledge I have:) Edit: when I said pick up the first time I mean stepping up onto fingers and the second time as like if you have to grab them like a lemon

@Linen Rosette yeah some won't but in my experience it's not a risk that's worth taking.

I've heard of many of people in that situation sadly or worse, just try to do everything you can to help your birds until you leave the house or your parents come around, and from my experience the time schedule thing hasn't really affected our birds either way so I wouldn't worry a ton but just try to give them outside of the cage time whenever you can:)

Bird,s should,t be stuck in a cage I have 2 they come and go as they please How about your parent,a being locked up in a tiny cell see how they like it

They need the exercise or they will lose the ability to fly, try to convince your parents it's about their health (physical, but mental too actually)

@@rainymornings Yeah. Birds can very easily get depressed if they aren't allowed to fly This being said, my own was very lazy, went up to the top of the chandelier and basically just... stayed there for hours on end.

Bruh. I haven't even watched the video yet.

I whould say absolutely! Giving them the option to a bath but not forcing it is a great idea!