This bird is unhanfed never handheld biting wild growling never petted untame untrained. Watch how our personal trainer tames him. This is Bird Tameness.
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This bird is unhanfed never handheld biting wild growling never petted untame untrained. Watch how our personal trainer tames him. This is Bird Tameness.
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40 replies to "Taming a wild biting african grey parrot-step 1"
Hello,
I watched your videos, and have some questions, can i contact you on your
e-mail or write somehow? i have an african grey male one i bought a month
ago, and can’t seem to taim him anyway… he’s almost one years old by
now..please contact me , or let me know your e-mail, thanks in advance ^_^
my e-mail: nin.abaishvili@gmail.com
respectfully
I’m adopting an aggressive Quaker parrot soon, what do you think I should
train her first? And I’d like to make him a loving tame bird like the birds
I see in your videos!
pleaaaaaaaassssssssssssssssssssse do a vid on how to tame Parakeets,
specifically Plumb Headed Parrots. :”’C
I truly hope that people DON’T take your vid seriously. Obviously, you
haven’t ever dealt with a truly aggressive grey. Being frightened is
totally different than being aggressive and that bird is scared. The first
major thing is the glove. It’s very well known that experienced owners
NEVER use gloves. Gloves scare a bird and cause extreme aggression and the
bird may possibly injure itself trying to get away. It’s too bad that this
is YOUTUBE. You need lots of lessons on how to deal with truly aggressive
greys but that only be accomplished by detailed Emails. Stop flattering
yourself with your username.
I have a cockatiel and I don’t know how to train it… : (
You have spent 3 minutes and 21 seconds of your video to simply say “this
bird is not tamed”. I don’t know what to call you!
I would watch more of your videos if you would consider someone else
talking. It’s not easy to understand what your saying. Not to mention, your
voice hurts my ears. nuff said.
I have a 17 year old adopted C.A.G “Congo African Grey” that was severely
abused and only has one good eye due to a cataract in his other. He’s
missing half a toe and his nostril has been deformed by what looks like a
injury he got when he was young and beak was soft. I can tell you right now
after seeing tons of other bird fix vids, that you are full of it. Had you
approached mine with that stick and touched his back he would have gotten
over that stick and bit the shit out of you. BTW we are great friends now
though!!!
Thats NOT a wild African Grey parrot.
i have an African grey he only likes my father he stand on his hand , he
talk and play with him and he stand on his shoulders when i try to touch
the parrot he keeps biting me his 14 years old.
All of your videos on “untamed” birds are completely useless. It’s obvious
that they are tamed, they’re just a little frightened in the videos. Please
upload videos of ACTUAL UNtamed parrots being tamed.
Really good job! Our grey has been tame since he was young, my mom raised
him but he seems very attached to me lol. He has even bitten her, but has
never bitten me and always comes to me lol. They are a lot of work though
and need tons of attention.
where do you live can you come help us, we just got an african grey
yesterday, it literally landed on a ladies head, she hasnt come out of her
cage since being with us but we are going up to her cage and giving treats,
and softly talking to her, but am scared to touch her as she tries to bite
and even tries to bite the sheet i cover her with at night
Whether or not others are saying this is “fake” and you’re using a tamed
parrot…I don’t care! Thank you for showing different ways to interact
with aggressive parrots! This offers great insight on how to approach and
actions to take!
umm, you should never NEVER have a wild caught bird… EVER.
I dont think you can tame my birds they are too wild :))
5 minutes into the video he actualy does summat after repeating himself
5000 times then threatens to twat the bird with a stick to let him stroke
it :O lol :D
u good! keep it up!
So far I’ve seen no one handle completely wild parrots in youtube!
I have male/female (Oscar and Ivy) African congo grey for rehoming, my wife
will be out for a voluntary program for over 8months and my working program
will not give me much time to stay at home with the birds especially as my
son is joining navy and the birds will need more attention than I alone
wont be able to give. message via email if interested to adopt them;
magotte909@gmail.com
Man i love your videos but you should stop repeating the same thing over
and over it gets annoying with time. But hey you’re a great Tamer! Keep it
up! 🙂
Hi we apologise for any inconvienience . It is now being fixed and in a few
minutes we are also uploading an edited, higher quality and much clearer
one with better sound.
Some approaches where taken in the same day before this video was done.
Gosha used to fly everywhere if we ever approach it. It will go up the
cabinet, go on the table, go on the floor which we showed in our video. It
used to run away until we set its comfortable spot there where it feels
very comfortable which is where we begun the training process !
Okay , provide us with some details so we can answer ur question and help
u. 1. how long have u had ur bird and did it bite previously?. 2.does it
shout or scream and suddenly bites? 3, does it go to bite u or only when u
offer it ur hand?. 4. can u handfeed it?.
3:20 thats where the actual work begins, You are welcome 🙂
avoid placing perches near him. First wing trim him at an expert and then
begin the training process. Start with the target trick the handfeeding,
pettingness and finally tricks. Watch the video named “Best training
african grey video” and “taming an african grey part 1” both are in my
channel which will help you step by step on each and everything you must do
including the steps mentioned above . Good luck !
The bird was somewhat tame, not 100% wild. I can tell since it wouldn’t fly
at an instant nor bite before even touching it. Try handling a bird that
will fly at the moment it sees you approaching! Then ill give anyone props
for that!…its possible because I’ve done it and am currently doing it
with a meyers and nanday
true
i got 1 of those birds today and the day i buyed him he is so kind
HEY , I M HAVING INDIAN RING NECK PARROT THAT BITES VERY AGGRESSIVELY. HOW
CAN I STOP IT?
i m having 2 indian ringneck 1 male 1 female, however female only biting
start from we had her from about 1 year. yes it shout & scream .she bites
only when i offer her hand. i can only handfeed her when she is in cage, if
she is on top of the cage at time when i offer food she concentrate on
biting my hand
u do realize there is no sound after the initial pointless minute of music.
Hey !, We have a video that is called “how to stop your bird from biting ”
and another called “Understanding bird behaviours and solving all problems”
both explain clearly the secret to “stop biting”. Check it out and update
us !
It is indeed and was owned by an owner named mohamed , He requested us to
train it. We were told it was never HANDHELD, UNHANDFED and had huge bites
which we also experienced
Thank u for ur question. This bird is owned by a customer and within 3
weeks of following bird tameness’ methadologies , gregory has become
nonbiting, cuddly, loves being petted and performs some basic tricks !. The
owner was glad to see his bird transform in such a short period !
If I were to put a stick near my bird, he would growl his head off. We
purchased a 1.5 year old african grey 2.5 months ago and he will growl very
loudly and try to run away if we try to pet him or put our hands near him
to give him treats. I’ve tried even using his perch to get him to step up
but he just starts growling and flies away. Any tips?
i have checked u r videos they are good but i can’t ignore bites of my
parrot it’s bites so hard that i can’t take. if i ignore she will continue
to bite harder and harder till blood comes.
OMG half way through ! Get on with it !!
Talkative african grey parrot for adoption and they are so beautiful and
full of sweetness. They are playful, healthy and happy. We love them and
you will too. they are up to date health wise. They are also DNA tested and
are great talkers and learners. I have pictures to show. they are great
talkative and can produce up to 50basic English words and sing songs in
English like jingle bells and happy birthday. So email now
achavelma@gmail.com
Thank u , checkout the other similar progress videos named : . “Taming a
wild scared & growling african grey -d2″ then ” Stop your parrot from
growling and screaming today!-step 3 ” thanks. like our helpful facebook
page named bird tameness .