Totally did everything wrong like look at 7:55

@@gotchaabeech its funny how you come onto their channel just to hate. I highly doubt you are very knowledgeable about parrots. Look how amazing he turned out in the end.

@@AlexLohr man I’ve rehomed a bunch 👍👍 wit her birds lookin ass

Thank you for capturing this. There’s so many videos out there that don’t show the difficulties of homing these beautiful creatures. I got our baby a year ago for my dad. It took us one year to get her used to us as we were first time parrot owners and wow the progress is amazing. It was good to watch this and see that there wasn’t anything wrong with what we did as every bird is so different ❤️ good job on what you doing. This helps first time owners like me to know that it’s ok if the bird is scared at first and it will take time for them to completely trust❤️

@@gotchaabeech jameleigh and her family revolve their entire lives around birds. she owns a brand, she makes toys for them, she travels with them, they’re her entire life. if you even cared to look at the other parts to this series, you would know that this African grey turned out amazingly and she did a great job taming him.

they are friends I’m sure Jamie knew what she was doing.

Yeah it was like they were actively refusing to do ANYTHING that they knew he liked. "You're in our house now bird! No singing or SpongeBob!!"

@@zhanlit if they are friends why she bought a full bag of "terrible" food for the parrot. If they friends why she never told her that food is trash?

@@Angelaius You'd be amazed how irrational pet owners are when you tell them that what they do is wrong. They either refuse to believe it. Think it's not that bad. Or straight up tell you to fuck off, regardless of you being friends or not.

Aya’s Amazing Life The only one being harsh is this self proclaimed “expert”. The bird looks to be in excellent condition and very healthy. Her comments about the food choice were insulting and hypercritical. Why not use this as a teaching opportunity instead of insulting the previous owner’s food choice? And why not give this bird some personal space and gradually introduce herself instead of forcing herself on him? No, this was painful to watch and I just hope that the loving previous owner didn’t see this. Definitely will NOT be subscribing.

I hated that part. Especially because they had him for 8 years and loved him so much, you could hear the pain in her voice dropping him off there... You shouldn't do that to someone who just trusted you with their family. Especially a creature that doesn't understand what's happening.

I mean yea I understand what you mean it wasn’t good food but that doesn’t mean she has to say it to the whole internet

No offense, but I think that's a bit harsh. She wasn't dissing the owner. And she was reading the ingredients mainly to see if it was good for Bean. She just decided it wasn't Sorry if I'm coming off as rude

This broke my heart, it was really bitchy of her. She did a crappy job making Bean feel safe. Horrible

@@ThatOneSammi i dont know parrots but why that food is crap? Also when she said yikes for free fed i disgusted xd

My bird does it when he’s pissed or scared

All children say that. My sister used to say that when she was just that small. My friends children say that when my rodents look at them, going about how they think the animals love them etc etc. Its what children do.

My thoughts exactly

Agreed.

Right then criticizes what she fed him (with her little echo, the daughter who also complains about the towel) on KZfaq. Nice friend. Hope she doesn't see this video. Love how she didn't change things slowly but did a "everything at once" kind of thing. Poor bird.

Jaime Herrera yeah, I usually really like her ethics when comes to treating all the birds.But the way she criticized the bird diet wasn’t nice, specially under the conditions of her friend having to let go of the bird because of cancer, she didn’t have to point it out like that and her daughter was even worse

@@hey-fv2gg right! She even posted all that mushy stuff in the beginning, then she stars showing her contempt making me think she posted the "oh what a strong woman you are" for likes any real decent human feelings. Friends don't treat friends like that nor let their daughter act like a snob especially not recording it and sharing their contempt with the world. Was it the best pet food? No. Was she trying whine being sick? Yes. My mom is on chemo for cancer right now and I can't imagine what this woman is going through. Chemo is not che6even with insurance. What a nasty person she turned out to be. I've decided not to subscribe or support her anymore.

@@mommabutterfly496 - Everyone has their hang ups. Food snobbery is one of those things for sure. It seems fairly obvious to me that someone who is paying cancer bills might not have the money or the time or the energy to feed this parrot a fresh varied diet. And a lot of people stick to "feeds" because they aren't certain of their pets dietary requirements. That said, we all got our hang ups. I imagine her dying friend doesn't mind. God knows my friends feel no compunction about pointing out my flaws to the world. And God knows we should all be eating "better". Ah well she means well...

@@whimsysmith2835 its a bird with human lifespan she just loves birds dont think she meant to sound like a bitch.

Common sense, but most lack a-clue... not being rude, it is a greed, impatience-thing we've been unfortunately conditioned with !!! I can't imagine his"world" must be freaking, but the human, as much as they think they are letting him do his own thing, they need to just support him w/ his nutritional needs, shelter & let him become ""himself,Again"

Cause she CLEARLY knows better.

I agree. I couldn't watch more than 4 minutes of it because of the way the humans were acting and the way poor Bean was freaking out.

This should be titled “How not to behave when introducing a bird to a new environment “

agreed and took away his safe place. I cant watch any more im out.

​@@Jovi.speaksprecisely this!!

THANK YOU! They gave her this bird out of trust and she IMMEDIATLEY starts pimping it for clout while bashing the caretaking skills of its previous owner

Very true. I was surprised to see that also! I wouldn't be stressing out the bird even further with lights and camera - when my bird came to me she was so frightened, and even now after so long, she still afraid of cameras coming remotely close to her!

I was very disappointed that she ignored all of the safety net he felt comfortable with. First of all, she’s a stranger. She drags the carriage. She takes away the usual food he’s accustomed to. Everyone walks around the bird all strangers to the bird who had a history of developing a trust in one single owner. Then she proceeded to take the top off. I mean everything wrong she did really. She ignores all of the poor birds reaction. Unbelievable really… Birds in general are pretty timid animal. But any prey animal even a cat and dog would react like that. Very disappointing…

Wow, another internet animal expert. The family wouldnt have given her the bird if they didnt think she could take care of it. Its gonna be scared, yknow why? The family its been living with for years has to give it up, and its in unfamiliar surroundings. Do you think playing loud ass spongebob music soon as it gets there will help? Shut your ignorant ass up.

@@DogInatutu This video is objectively bad. If you don't understand how, then you probably haven't had birds, so I'll explain. This video goes against all of the basic fundamentals of what you should and shouldn't do when rehoming a bird, as well as changing their diet. - If you're going to be changing diet, you SLOWLY incorporate SMALL amounts of the new food. Not just throwing out the old and only giving the new. Plus, this bird's diet was already relatively healthy. The original owner apparently gave it fresh fruit and veg, so why not just lower the pre-mix amount and make the diet chop-focused. - If you are given a list of "comforts", you use them. In this case it was Spongebob and music. Even just the lady snapping her fingers got the bird doing happy vocalisations, so why were neither used to comfort and calm the bird?? If the Spongebob music is familiar, it doesn't matter if it's loud or not (within reason... deafening volumes obviously wouldn't be pleasant no matter the subject matter). The fact that you don't understand that shows that you really have no clue what you're talking about. - A bird in a new, unfamiliar environment should be left to acclimate on its own. You shouldn't be there staring it down constantly, circling the cage like a predator, and you DEFINITELY should not forcibly remove them by taking the cage apart and removing the only "safe place" the bird had, and only FORTY MINUTES after it got there. Why was this woman in such a rush to force the bird out of its comfort zone? - This bird got there less than an hour before, it was seemingly never left alone and there was at one point 3 people all surrounding its cage within a foot, staring it down. Hell, I get nervous when my own family do that to me at the dinner table, let alone a bunch of strangers that are like 20x my size and who the bird cannot communicate with. - If you are given direct advice on what sort of people the bird likes or dislikes (men, women, kids), try to listen to that, especially until the bird becomes acclimated to the environment. The original owner specifically said the bird didn't like kids, yet this person's child is there sticking their fingers in the cage and everything. It doesn't take an "animal expert" to recognise these very basic problems with what she is doing. Just like it doesn't take a child psychologist to realise that you shouldn't beat your child or shouldn't starve your child, this is absolute basic stuff which anyone who has had a bird knows. Not everyone with more experience than you is a fake "internet expert". Do I think she's absolutely clueless? No, but do I think she completely dropped the ball this video and it's borderline dangerous to have this video up which people might eventually use as an example for how to rehome birds? Yes, and the fact that she likely knows better actually makes this video worse in my eyes. TL;DR: You are just blatantly wrong. There are a TON of problems with this video.

Dog in a tutu You’re the only ignorant one here. Definitely not her.

Dog in a tutu no u

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that sounds very sweet and i am happy you have a healthy relationship with you African Grey!

I think that would have maybe helped him come out on his own, and I was kinda surprised she didn't try that.

@@WaterZer0 Same. She got too excited. Only left him alone for under an hour, and she didnt even leave him alone, her, Dave, or Capri was somewhere in camera range the entire time. I would've put on some music left the door open, and waited for him. Hell, he apparently loves cheese, I would've offered him his last piece of cheese just to see if he'd come out for it. It's not like a single piece of cheese will make any difference at this point anyway, Laura seemed like she begrudgingly gave him a lot of cheese as rewards.

WaterZer0 & Rebecca McCoy Yes, agree with what you said. Letting birds watch us for a while makes them less stressed & more inclined to come out on their own (like with Morgan the Macaw!), versus being watched which denies them that “assessment” time of us - especially the ever-analytical African Greys.😊

Night she probs tried to avoid feeding him more cheese

@night if you follow Jamie and her careful, thorough work with birds, she has a very different view point from the “leave them alone and let them settle in” theory. They were calm and friendly with Bean the entire time, only encouraging him to WANT to spend time with them. It’s very specific that she sets precedent with the bird to adjust to his new circumstances.

I think they thought it was a bad idea to do anything that he liked.

That be like rescuing a dog and the owner says it likes fried chicken so you feed him that. A few people with experience with birds, as I do not, say that it gives them a false sense of everything will be the same when it can't for the animal to be healthy. He could maybe have spongebob again but no more cheese and other unhealthy food. I think it's better that if you don't know much about the animal and it's husbandry, you shouldn't cast judgement.

bleeding hearts plz be quiet

@@devydev3112 You can eventually remove the unhealthy food & introduce him to healthy one, and give him vegetables like I don’t know, by the PREVIOUS OWNER? Many birds will starve themselves with things they don’t recognize as food or maybe they do but it’s too unfamiliar. He seems fine for the time being, but what she did was an obvious error

Well there's def a reason she didn't give him how regular food 😭 and singing is more of a personal this you'd want to wait tell he feels more comfortable with you

yup

Its absolutely sick how she would rush it this fast, my bird would have absolutely hated her probably.

She just wanted a video. These are the worst kind of youtubers and humans. And great, we have the next generation of her coming up.

I'm shocked to hear this. They looked like newbies to me.

They were basically feeding their bird fast food everyday. You can survive off McDonald's but you're not going to be very healthy

@Slug-cat yes! and that macaw food had other fillers in it that made it even worse. I feel bad for their negative reactions to the bag of food, but it really was not a great choice.

Its about her attitude. She could have been positive and educational but... chose not to... just like she chose to force the bird out. Crazy lady

@Slug-cat me too :( I regret how I cared for my budgie as a child

She said the Bird eat a lot of vegetables and fruits. The seeds was snacks.

Yeah I think she “might” know what she’s doing. God it’s wonderful how many instant experts there are all of a sudden.

Um..she asked for our input.

Omg i felt sick for both the bird and his owner! I😓😓😓

Hahaha Jesus She’s the fuckin trainer here

@@diesomeyoung oh 👌..... I'm not sure your point well respected with vulgar language. Just saying

:( so sad

I would have introduced him to the new home in the presence of both the old and new owners, to let Bean get used to the new family and new environment.

Yeah if you watched after what happened he's A LOT happier with her

I can barely watch it. I had birds since 5 yrs old. I rescue unwanted ones. It hurts so much to watch birds mourn

African Grey's tend to be fearful

Right and what do you know about these birds?

@@Larry31248 basic psychology is the basis for my opinion, yourself? I see bright camera lights, sudden changes and a bird that doesnt know where the old owner went... I havent had a parrot, but I've had birds and the other pets, and I'm confident that the differences are less than youre implying

Right!!!! She gave off B#tch vibes from the start I'll never watch her again!

She is a professional bird trainer, are you joking?

explains a lot why this channel haven't grown that fast compare to other channels. why would she complain the food that she was feeding for 8 years. if she was your friend why didn't she gave her cook book and teach or something

Exactly.

Greer Ryan I appreciate the way you wrote that - clear, concise, no attitude. You are good at civil discourse Sir! 👍🏻

Laura G yes resolution. I love it

Look, I get your point. Truly do, and I feel you are entirely right in this situation. However, I feel as though she had a lot going on recording this video and made some mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes. Lets not condemn her like its the end of the world. She obviously means well. As I see everyone here does.

@@josephschneeman5415 its not a mistake she did it correctly in another vid

@@bobbyberry1783 it’s still a mistake even if she corrects it, fly.

His old food wasnt good for him probably less healthy? Also she is clearly professional as you check her other videos

Same. One or two days more after eight years of it isn't going to do him any more harm. If you change things, you should change them one by one, not all at once. Also expecting him to come out whilst constantly pestering him was never going to work.

@@relfyem well your not the trainer she is

@@relfyem I really disagree. If bean received that old food while with Jaime, he'd expect it all the time. This first day is so integral to teach bean things aren't how they use to be. It's scary and uncomfortable but all this made him a much better and happier bird.

@@neogoga5637 you’re*

That's what I think, he's new to everything and everyone in this new home... As much as she wants him to have the best food possible, I don't think it's the right time to change 100% of this bird's life all at once. For the first day I'll leave him in a cage with his own normal food and toys, and without much disturbance. Oh, and I'd let him watch some Spongebob so he feels all the stuff he knows and loves is not gone forever. Tomorrow would be another day, I wouldn't push too much interactions and new experiences in his current state.

She might have you cant judge over a video

It's better to begin with a quiet environment when a bird changed environnements

Watch Part Two and the explanation video she posted today to see exactly why.

Tara H. I don’t think I can watch the explanation video

Agree 💯

Agreed

i would have done the same ....the previous owners gave him substandard food...just cause he was loved doesnt mean he was fed or cared for perfectly...the best of intentions killed many an animal!

@@lakota123max I think you missed the point

@@lakota123max he ate that food for years, a few more days to adjust to a new diet would not have killed him. however the stress of a sudden change could have.

Totally agree.... I am the same

Seems really mean not honor the owners’ choices and change the food too . The owner trusted the bird to your keeping. I’m sure she wouldn’t feel so great knowing you further alienated the scared bird

@@countycitybeach the food wasn't healthy for a parrot's main diet, so it had to be changed. Often times things like trying to entertain the bird, like singing or watching tv, can overstimulate them and scare them when they are in a new situation. Sometimes its best to get them calm and quiet first before trying to make them happy and excited with stimulants. Either way he's going to be super nervous, so any way you go at it, as long as its patient would be okay :)

KitKatPlus From one bird person to another... thank you for saying this. I’m not much for commenting, but I had to say thank you for educating the others.

@@countycitybeach she's not going to feed the bird food that's going to shorten it's life span. She would be a terrible bird trainer if she did this.

@@alicet5123 The point would be to make fewer changes right at the top and on top of all the other, very frightening, changes that have already happened. I would definitely change out that food (yuck!) but only after the bird was eating comfortably and over a period of time, anything from a day to months, depending on the bird's reaction to new foods. Some birds will literally starve to death if they're offered only food they don't recognize. Also, eating some of the foods in front of the bird and offering to share can make a real difference once they've begun to accept you. This guy is is gorgeous condition, not fat, not thin, great feathers, so a few more days or even weeks of his old food isn't going to immediately kill him. Right now he's just terrified and probably grieving the loss of his old life. My heart is just breaking for him. It seems like he's really landed on his feet with this new interim home, though, so I have hopes for him recovering and becoming happy again.

It should have been. But it seemed that the new household were refusing to play it for him. "Treat him mean!"

No need to start filming the minute the bird arrives. Put yourself in his place. Give him his security and leave him alone . Stop fussing.

@@tomkennedy2956 Many people say that you should leave the bird alone for the first few days, but she goes into trying to feed it and giving water and interacting so it gets more comfortable with her, and wants to be around her more. To bond straight away, she'll do things like eating breakfast alongside the bird

Tom Kennedy Jamie knows what she’s doing , don’t like it don’t watch

@@tomkennedy2956 I adopted a 23 year old African Grey whose original owner died. After getting the bird home, I left her in her cage where she could see the family. After one entire week I opened the door and two days later she stepped out on her own. The priority here seems to be the video-taping and not the poor bird.

@@Slone1329 I disagree, Tom is correct. Jamie knows squat about rehoming a parrot.

Amazingly said, this is such harmful ignorance.

They are such brilliant and sensitive creatures. They are so intuitive and they can sense what you’re going to do before you even do it. Like if you’re leaving a room they’ll say goodbye as you’re standing out before you even realize you’re leaving I mean they are so incredible.

Yes-never had a bird/ but it’s clear to me that he knows what’s up - that he just list his home of many years forever 😢.

Ya me to I almost creid

I cant stop thinking about BEAN!!! Pray that “Blue McGaw” adopts him! She is AMAZING!!!!

Quickly adopt him "Blue McGaw" don't leave him too long so he has to be heart broken twice over. He needs reassurance + LOVE, his familiar food, his sounds if his world is gone. l know how scary + painful homesickness is.

I can’t stop laughing. The sponge bob music

Same

I wish she had played sponge bob. Broke my heart.

Exactly, trying to rush the poor bird, just leave him alone , he will Choose when he wants to socialise

Exactly. And this folks is NOT how to do it video. Sometimes I feel half these people are more interested in how many likes the video gets then the actual bird itself

@@corygiesbrecht5423 Well said Cory. WHY make this clattering video, whipping off the roof of what he thought was his sanctuary. It is irrelevant he got used to them by the end of the day. These discomforting moments were a poor example to show novices, plus sarcastically dumping his accustomed food just for the camera. Why not kid the owner (or any of us) giving up their pet, their wishes will be upheld, even if changes ARE essential.

She lost my respect my saying she did nothing wrong. Its okay to make mistakes. Grow up

I’m no bird expert by any means, but even I could tell this was the wrong approach. I would’ve left the room and kept the door open for at least a half hour.

I've been watching this channel for a couple years, of course some disagreement here and there, everyone has what they think is the "best" for the bird. But seriously this bird is freaked out and you're letting your daughter hang out with her face to the cage and everyone walking circles like its being stalked. Should have told your daughter to back off, how do you think that isn't freaking the bird out? I was surprised you just let it happen. I understand eventually it will need to be used to kids and other people, but jeeze the first few minutes in a new environment shouldn't be spinning its head trying to keep up with more than one person (potential threat) circling the carrier. Then you don't even wait an hour and take the top off, forcing him. I generally understand the reasons you do things but I just don't get any of this - its counter intuitive to trust with the bird.

I agree the best way is to let him explore his new home on its own

Kinda agree on this but remember that there are a to of lot, loooot worse ways to do this This is not the best but not even the horribly worse

Maybe not have your daughter's face right at the cage! This poor bird is obviously stressed out, i just think too much stimulus is not a good thing.

I would've played his favorite music from the start.

With animals it works to introduce new people and be there a while if you can be. Sit by the new people and let them see they're ok. Cats dogs and horses generally take 2 weeks to start to get comfortable.

I agree you should of left him alone for at least 24 hours

should have opened sponge bob and feeded his usual foods

How is proper bird nutrition holier-than-thou? She didn't put the woman down, just made the decision as Bean's new caretaker to stop feeding this type of food immediately. Anyone who has done any research on bird food knows that Kaytee is full of trash.

Yes but the way she acted was just kind of rude. She acted like she agreed with the lady while she was there and then as soon as shes gone she starts scoffing at the food. I mean yeah the foods not the greatest but why did she have to film herself reacting that way? I feel bad for the lady that left the bird. She was telling her things that the bird might like or be able to relate to and she did none of those things. Giving up an animal is like giving up a baby I couldn't imagine giving up a baby thinking the person I was giving them to might try atleast one of the things I know to comfort him but instead does none of those things and immediately dismisses my wishes. I'd be heartbroken. I'm sure this new owner will care for the bird right but dang. Some class.

Stefanie M it’s deeply troubling that you seem more concerned with the bird’s health than the cancer patient. Not everyone has the kind of free time you may have, to fix nice leafy meals and sit around all day making friends with your pets. I’m sure given that option almost everyone would be the world’s best bird whisperer but unfortunately that isn’t the case here.

@@suicideking89 are you by chance related to a Carrie Faulkner in Ontario Canada ? Miss Ashley

No shit they don’t give him anything their friend offered. The shit they were feeding him for 8 years can cut his lifespan in half or less.

Your comment is disgusting. These are professional bird trainers who have worked with many birds of all types in the past. Keep your uneducated ignorant comments to yourself

Exactly true facts but idk

I agree, birds can take days or months getting used to their new environment. Taking away the food he's been eating for years all at once is too much, gently removing it and integrating new food with old until he was acclimated to what she would have liked to give him is preferable. Having several people in the room with a bird in a new environment will stress them out and they will pluck their feathers. You absolutely do not take away their security of a cage or carrier. I'm Surprised Bean did as well as he did in the beginning.

I think she knows whats she doing 😏

Lisa Bee I agree

Larkspur I actually agree nice prospective!

I’m .....low key happy someone said what I was already thinking 👀 kudos to you for having a voice.

I keep two budgies and literally she did everything wrong

I agree 100%.

No she did it right

Bravo Mad Dog. Even though this video happened a while ago, I also left a response to it and feel the same as you. If I was the woman who owned the bird, I would have been horrified. And insulting the woman about her choice of bird food was tasteless. But, I think was was just as insulting was her video that came after as if to say "Look, the bird is alright. So why all the fuss?"

Agree, with you on this. This bird is overwhelmed. Sorry, but, it was not the best approach with this bird.

yeah he just needs a place to sit that's quiet and without alot of interaction, just to get used to the sights, sounds, and smell of the new environment, just check on him occasionally from a distance to not add more stress. i just hope that he doesn't pluck out his own feathers from the stress

Agreed 100% I would have left the door open on his crate and walked away, sat somewhere near, but allowed him to relax and not have 3 people staring at him, rattling metal bowls all over, sheesh! The poor bird. Just let him be in the new space quietly. I was jarred just watching them try to get a reaction or control the situation. The bird was so scared and you really frightened him more. Africa. Greg’s are so sensitive and intelligent. Please allow him to peacefully exist in his new space. Sit on the couch and softly sing to him. He will eventually come to you when he is ready. Please stop clanging metal bowls - that is not how you treat these magnificent birds. Thx

Yes, though the feed did need to be changed, the proper way to introduce a feed change is to mix the old with the new and gradually reduce the amount of old feed. This goes with any animal that needs a diet change.

Poor bird was shaking so much my parlor gets scared so easily as well and he does the same thing when he’s terrified

Yes. I think everyone watching this video was thinking the same thing

she is a parrot trainer she knows more than you because she have worked whit parrots in 20 years and you think you are a vet because you hav had a parrot

@@petergiske2597 that does make someone right or wrong I've know people who have worked with birds for many many years and still don't do the right things

Kimberlite66 You are 100% correct. The family were well meaning but hovering over the bird like that, the daughter getting her face close to the bird, the lady trying to rush the bird to exit its cage and eat was extremely stressful to the bird. This was hard to watch. On a positive side, I'm sure the bird will be in goid hands once habituated.

She even says all of these things in other videos, so I think in this particular case she was just totally taken off guard and unprepared. It’s ok and everyone has bad days. And one of the things I really love about this channel is that they usually own up to their mistakes and show their vulnerabilities. But in this particular case they doubled down because “it worked out in the end.” Well ok. But why give people a bad example when she herself has said repeatedly not to do many of the things she did in this video. She even has many of the things in this video as no-no’s on one of her instructional packets on how to transition a bird to new food on her website!

The thing is though he gained so much progress and maybe of camera she sang and did things he's used to but she had to get him off the food

@@jayjaybae537 lol sure, professionals can't be wrong. The thing is, she realized her mistake and owned up to it. Like gtfo telling people she's a PROFESSIONAL when that accounts for little in this video.

@@jayjaybae537 Before you do that "If it's hate, just don't", I recommend you to know the difference between normal criticism and just hate. This person didn't criticize the woman in person, she just criticized her actions. Which as far as I can see, it's exactly what happened. But that's just my opinion on what hate and criticism are.

@@jayjaybae537 You can't say "I owned a bird since I was 1" and just assume you're right because of that, bud. Profissionals can be wrong, and too many successful taming can lead to impatience when dealing with something not as successful.

Shut up karen

what?

I meant the bird probably feels abandon

😭

Well, they clipped his wings keeping him unable 2 fly, kept him solo... Don't see much love 4 the poor bird. His life was more of a torture.

@@gt-r9035 Maybe they didn't have great resources on caring for a parrot. Also, there are lots of single birds in households that do very well. You can't judge whether they loved him or not. Also, you don't know why his wings were clipped. There are medical reasons for clipping wings. It's not always about preventing them from flying

@@elenalatici9568 there's also some birds that genuinely dislike other birds. We've had a parrot for over 15 years and every time we've had other birds, he seems to dislike them. Not precisely sure why but he's very antisocial and despite constant exposure to other birds he's pretty set in his ways.

Rich folk with time wanting attention...all at the expense of the birds emotions. Ok Richie rich's...hurrah for you.

OMG totally agree ..she made is so scary for him

She knows what she's doing it was for a good reason she explains in her other vid

You have this all wrong. She knows what she’s doing, and she was trying to help him feel better. There may have been a few mistakes, but the bird did NOT get hurt. So stop hating on this video for, “Doing something wrong” because she is great. PERIOD.

@@kikithewatermelonuu3842 she was being so judgmental, that’s the part that’s wrong, more specifically, morally wrong.

Agreed. She was also moving fast and reaching over him so quickly, and having her daughter so close to the pet taxi... might have covered the back half.. but she also did SO MUCH right. And I LOVE this girl SO MUCH. I also don’t think she meant disrespect by talking about the past owners choices like she did. It’s likely they were feeding budget food because of mounting medical bills. Sometimes you have to make those choices. Sometimes my kids have had to eat ramen noodles... so yeah. This isn’t any kid of shame to this lady here. She’s doing a wonderful and selfless thing and I thank her for that. My comments are so that someone may learn something. I’m guessing that’s partially why she uploaded this too maybe.

@@maidashahzad7517 Why did even then the previous owner give the bird to her.She is a professional and that owner knew that.

I mean a bird gets more excited by music than relaxed really,so no it would not be a good idea

Rasha, if you ever plan on getting a bird, do some research first. Music and Sponge-Bob 30 mintes into a new home - nooooo. All what he needed fir the first 2-3 hours is tiny container of water Inside the lllittle cage - hopefully a water bottlle that hange from the outside and leave him alone.

she says "its been 40 minutes" which is a VERY short while, she pushed the birds too much, experts take 6 hours

BuT iTs TimE tO MaKe a ViDeo!

Gotta get those Patreon bux

Definenly she went away from her rules on training but the biggest myth you could give to a bird owner is saying keeping them in the cage from the start

Finally the “snow fans”/“snmw fans” are gone and there are understanding and intelligent and calm replies, no more “you are a ignorant ----“.

Yes thank you

You can kind of tell the bird stuff has changed from a labour of love, to a job to this woman. She's still being great with birds, but she wants to get things done as fast as possible, she doesn't make any concessions for the bird that may be inconvenient for her. I can kind of understand, with that many birds, that all have different needs and problems, she can't give all her energy to just one.

@MichaelCoffey thank you for saying what I have been feeling but unable to articulate.🙏🏼

Your feedback is in a nutshell, perfect. All kindly meant with gratitude for taking on this dear bird.

Your feedback said everything I was thinking, so elegantly and kindly. I wish the critical comments had been kept within the family and that there had been more effort to do a slower transition out of the carrier with more familiar concessions to the bird.

@@laurag1406 I felt like a rubber band twisting tighter and tighter as i watched poor Bean being pushed...it just tore me up....feeling so concerned for him and thinking about my "jellybean" a six year old green cheek conure that i have had since he was 6 months old and i absolutely adore him.....I am a 63 yr. old woman who has had some health issues that could have left "my" bean without his mommy....and the thought of him being outside of my care drives me batty....and watching this video made me all that much more afraid for him......People that i shop with for provissions have people willing their birds to them and that's what i've been advised to do but i don't trust these shop owners/breeders..and i don't say that to be mean... .I need to seek other options and begin to share my jellybean with someone else so that when the time comes things won't be so hard for bean and i won't struggle so much about leaving him...Isn't it amazing how a bird can dominate our hearts !?....Are you Laura that is Bean's mom ? Most Respectfully Miss Ashley from South Western Ontario Canada

Exactly ❤

This broke my heart. What a horrible experience for that poor bird. This lady was NOT the right person to look after this parrot. DISGUSTING.

Oh yeah, the bird is moving to a new home. That explains it. Now, I get it. She doesn't have time with him . She needed to make as many videos and as much money as possible before he leaves

Agreed. Poor Bean 😔

Yeah this showed up in my recommendeds today and I'm glad to see someone else mention this.

1000% agree, it was absolutely unnecessary to criticise that

She looks scared. She needs to go in you tube and watch other owners that have afrian grey parrots. They are very intelligent parrots. She is getting off in a very bad start.

Having the kid so close and everyone all at once mist have been pretty frightening for Bean. I think snacks were a good idea but space is just as if not more important. Just existing somewhere nearby and talking/singing to Bean could have let Bean know she's not being pressured or forced or infringed on.

Snarky Mcsnarkles wth did the kid do 😂

@@budgiebreder she should have given the bird time and space to relax, acclimate. instead she and her kid contributed to the birds heightened anxiety. And immediately changed his diet, didnt do anything the previous owner did in regards to feeding or music and spongebob...... basically she just decided she knows better and was going to impose her will no matter the consequence

@@CementChicken1 She needs the world to know that she is so much smarter and better than the previous owner..... to shame her friend the way she does is BS