My African Grey parrot throws and fit and tells me no, when I try to fill a bowl of water!
For some reason, she hates this bowl and only does it to this specific bowl!
What a funny bird Lucky is 🙂
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Ya, she is highly inteligent even for a grey. The other night i was trying
to finish cleaning up the kitchen and lucky called me by name and i said
what you need and she whistled come here and i said u ready for bed? I said
ok wait one min. Few mins go by and shevyelled at me and said bad! I had to
laugh and said ok! Lets go to bed! She tells me when its time to go to bed.
She fly’s around but she is lazy sometimes she wants me to take her in my
room.
I remember my pet african grey. Her name was Eva. I got where when I was 10
years old. She passed away when she was 10 and I was 20. I know their
lifespan is up to 60 years but I couldn’t help turning her in to a
delicious roast. There was very little meat on her but I managed to get a
good amount of breast meat in my stew. I never knew parrot tasted so good!
I think she was just playing one of her games and maybe thinking about
taking a shower myself. Only one time did i see my Senegal have a tantrum
and it really was the bird version of a child not used to hearing the word
“No” to often. He couldn’t drag some toy to the top of his cage. It was
about 3x heavier than him and bigger. He screached his lungs out and
stormed around looking so frustrated. Lasted 10 seconds maybe.
When he does drag a toy to the top perch guess what he does to it ?
He throws it back down again.
what a beautiful bird. She was sure adamant that she didnt want water in
that bowl. lol
Just like a two year old…
Can the parrot smell that there is some nasty chemical in the plastic of
the bowl that you shouldn’t drink?
What a sweetie! Looks like she wanted to create a little waterpark fun.
:)
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yeah not angry at all she’s just smart resourceful and opportunistic
I love how when he can’t stop you from putting the water in the bowl he
just attacks the sing to try to get the water to stop coming out. So cute.
Smart bird! Great bird!
lol
Lol I love how parrots have so much personality
Why isnt this more popular? XD
African Grey(s) are extremely smart. Mine is. When he says hot water, he
really meant that. I tested him by gave him cool water, he test by (little
bit) deep his beak to it, and he angrily used his beak to threw off the
bowl of cool water a way, made splashed on my floor, then he yelled Hot
waterrr, hot waterrrr okkkk (many of my friends and relatives have seen
that).. I told them and re-performed.
Same thing came over again and again every time I didn’t do what he asked
for.. ONLY different is I learned to Hold the bowl tighter… he can’t
throw it and he threw his tantrum on by acting pretty funny and mad (not
nice to do that all the time to him though LOL )
Every time I packed my stuffs, ready to leave he started: “Let’s go Ok –
Let’s go”
Once we, me and my ex were argued…. (this is hilarious) He (the bird)
was listened for a while… until: ” Oh my Gosh, too noisy Ok”
hahahahahahaha I swear my heart on this. We, both, were stunt and
laughed, done arguing.. LOL.
It came from me, probably (I guess). I used to tell the kids or even adult
(in home parties the same sentence while the kids made too much noise
(playing).
African UNDERSTAND their words and they inserting them (meaning) to
situation(s) they are in. (People, who called “bird brain” with meaning to
insult someone else SHOULD own an African Grey, seriously).
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SO FUNNY – AND TYPICAL! LOL African Greys are CLOWNS! They seem to really
enjoy messing with their humans, or doing things to the contrary! Thanks so
much for this share! My Grey (or Clown!) loves to turn over his bowl of
mixed fruit or vegetables after eating a few! lol
00:19 to 00:20 did she say “Bite me” or “fight me”?
Lol
Kids spoil everything
Around at 0:30 did anybody else hear him barking? Your bird is too cute!
thats sooo cute and funny birds are funny 🙂 and why dose she hate that one
bowl?
did anyone else hear it say “Quit”?
Bright bird
wow, funny!
I heard it say “Quit”! LOL Awesome bird and you are a wonderful owner.
“NO!” no means no xD
I have there funny and cute and also your awsome
So cute :3
So cute!!
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African greys are sadists. i know someone who had one, and a pack of
pugs. Whenever it got bored, it would mimic the doorbell, phone, and any
other appliance that made noise. Drove the pugs crazy…
So cute!
LOL this is seriously too funny
Soo cute!!!!!!!!!!
I remember those bowls with the straw built into it.
this is adorable
Nice video! Hate people are giving you grief over nothing. Sure I argue
with illogical people on here sometimes…It’s hard to stop yourself from
posting a rebuttal to someone’s moronic rhetoric sometimes..lol..People get
so fired up about the dumbest shit..
I like the part where she said “I want water in there”.
Your parrot is an ass.
It seems to me that your parrot wants to take a shower, and the bowl is in
his way. Don’t you think? My parrot acts the same way when he wants
something from me. It could be to go out to the patio, or to open the door
of the bathroom to destroy some toilette paper, but definitely wants to
tell me something.
mine too!
i noticed the bowl was a similar colour to your bird’s feathers at the
back, is it that or is it like already said about red being a warning
collour? Woud the same happen if the bowl was a different colour? Or does
your bird just like to have fun with objects in general?
He says “no” at 0:29 he really didnt want water in the bowl. incredible.
You do realize that 20% of the population is using 80% of the resources,
right? Guess where is the problem and who didn’t take care of their nature?!
bird gonna tear your ass up!!! lol
“You all will die of thirst, vermin.”
O.O Right.