Lmaooooo 😂 😂 😂

Thank you 🥰

Awwww we say hiiii to your quaker 🤗🤗

@@mimisbirdhouse thank-you, and thanks for all you do for birds everywhere by raising awareness so they can live their best lives too. 🥰

Perhaps this video has a solution; Understanding Bird Behaviour: Why Does My Bird Suddenly Hate Me? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9KFedqCnauUn58.html

@@mimisbirdhouse Thank you so much

A 4th is a good idea for sure, i find odd numbers sometimes leave one out. Though you will have to take the time to integrate and bond the fourth regardless. Here is a video to help bonding your birds in general 5 Guaranteed Tips To Bond Your Birds Together So They Stop Fighting! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oax9hrV4tbW-fGw.html

It helps to switch them to zupreem natural first to get them unhooked from that artificial dye and flavoring and then convert to tops :) itd be the same process as converting from seeds to pellets. i have a video on it :)

Very false, even having one wont guarantee them to talk. Definitely train your bird and bond to them but you can get a second bird regardless and them develop further their personality. Training doesnt end with another bird

Yes they will bicker and argue, sometimes resulting in some beak to beak fights but it should never lead to feather pulling or aggressive toe biting

So lets clarify a few things. When animals are in captivity things change, and theres such thing as irresponsible breeding. I am against breeding point form and pro adoption because parrots are exotic wild animals who shouldn’t be in captivity and have a high rate if negligence. The parrot trade is a horrible horrible thing. Now people will breed regardless of what I say but you need to keep in mind that if your birds breed, those birds in captivity are not going to raise those babies on their own. Its up to you. And let me tell you raising hatchlings is very very difficult, many people are not trained or knowledgable on how to do so and many end up dying. So yes it is our decisions AND our responsibility Whats best for my birds is not children, especially in captivity. Whats best for my birds is giving them good fresh food, a large open space, tons of attention and love. You definitely do not have to be rude or so pressed about my personal opinion that is infact shared amongst many people who work in rescues and parrot education (unless for maintaining a species off the endangered list aka conservation breeding) My birds are my children, they are my babies and no one can change that fact from me :)

DNA testing is done both ways. They can pull out a feather from the chest area or trim a nail too short to make it bleed. Either way it’s invasive and with the amount of birds having to be re homed, sold ect The breeding is becoming an issues like puppy mills…cats, rabbits ect over population….please don’t breed them.

Yessss me tooo animals are amazing 🥰 For DNA they take a little blood sample, i recommend going to a vet to do this. Sadly theres no test that can tell you when they were born 😢

@@PascaleStLaurent thank u sm for your help, and now i know they will pull out a feather or trim a nail to make it bleed a little i am not gonna do that, And i don't encourage breeding in them, i was just, talking of getting more birds as i love them so much, but ofcourse i am not getting any unless i start working so that i can take care for them ( now my parents support me full and take care of my 2 GCC with me ) ☺️

@@mimisbirdhouse ohh! Actually i just wanted to know when they were born, cuz i don't know their exact birth date, i have them when they were 1 months ( their birthdays are coming 😆 ) I am not gonna do DNA for them now aa i already know their genders 😅 Btw thank u for your help 💞

@@mimisbirdhousei have to chime in here. humans are animals too. we are no more different or special than other species. respect your birds as self aware individuals, just like you would any human. if any species deserve no respect or love its humans