So, this here is my ghetto attempt on trying to get a page up with a video (hopefully it works)
[googlevideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4013888167661190150[/googlevideo]
I hope you enjoyed the video.
Would you believe me if I told you that it probably took me gazillion retakes to do that? (I might be exaggerating a bit…) Hopefully, with more practise I’ll get comfortable and NOT sound like a boring robot.
So please no mud slinging 
I decided that it’d be best to send you a direct link to the online step-up training report in your e-mail. This way I can be sure that only exclusive members get access to it.
Now, if you don’t mind, could you “try” posting some comments below? I want to be sure that this thing works right.
Oh and while you’re at it, let me know what you thought about this video.
Okay, I’m done for now.
Look out for my e-mail tomorrow
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#1 by Sheryl on June 7th, 2008
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Thank You Tony,
I have a Male Pacific Parrotlet. This particular species, as you prob. know, are very nippy. He is tame and I have been using the “up command” since day one. (He is 6mths now). When this green monster wants his way, he WILL nip. I scold NO!!! looking him straight in the eye and holding my finger up in his face. Then he will softly kiss my finger as if to say “I’m sorry”.
I look forward to some great tips from you.
Sheryl
#2 by Denise on June 7th, 2008
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Thank you so much for the tips,am very happy as i cannot afford any expenses.
You are great,would like to know what wings to clip to stop him from flying away,
I love him so much even though I have him for a few months only. How long will it take to tame my Boboule ( my ringneck),he is about 18 to 2 years old.Is he too old to tame?I wish he could rest on my and or my shoulder.
I have fait in you.Thank you for all the great tips.God bless you.Denise from England -London
#3 by Olivia on June 9th, 2008
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Very interesting listening. Can understand what you are teaching is true. My Green Cheek (who I have had for a week) presents with the behaviours you describe. Also, he has picked me as a member of his flock – but won’t let my teenage kids handle him without biting. They of course find this very frustrating! Keep the good info coming! Thanks, Olivia from Townsville, Australia.
#4 by Lori Monkman on June 10th, 2008
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No PDF link appeared at the end. Can you please send it to my e-mail?
#5 by Sylvia on June 11th, 2008
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No PDF link.
Very interested in more so can you send it to my e-mail
#6 by Evan Stephens on June 12th, 2008
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NO PDF
#7 by carol fisk on June 18th, 2008
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No PDF appeared, would love some tips on how to stop the screeching
#8 by poopsy on June 23rd, 2008
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tels alot kwl
#9 by gary on June 25th, 2008
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no movie!!!!!
#10 by jim on June 29th, 2008
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my cockatiel runs away from my finger when i try to teach it step up
#11 by jim on June 29th, 2008
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my cockatiel runs from my finger when i try 2 teach step up
#12 by Kim on July 1st, 2008
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No PDF appeared….Falco does the step up….and talks….I have problems getting him to bed at night…he pushes my hand away with his forehead and if I go back with the step up command he puffs up, rubs his beak on the perch and talks like there’s no tomorrow. I just pretend to be messing in his cage and he runs down the cage and back into it and I close the door and cover him…he talks for awhile afterwards cause he’s mad, but eventually calms down. Thanks for the “video” though…wish the PDF had appeared.
#13 by pat on July 11th, 2008
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I did enjoy that little clip I’ve always thought that every bird in the flock was equal I thought only pack animals such as dogs had a leader I don’t have to many problems with birds that bite me I do have a Cockatoo that bites kids but I think thats more out of fear because kids move quickly and unpredictably I am gettin a new IRN and I’ve heard they are very different from other birds and need to be handled allot to keep them tame I have 6 birds at the moment all rescues that have been badley abused in their former homes. I have had my Fiery shouldered Conure the longest Ive had her for 7 years she is now 10yrs old she was a total mess when I got her but has turned into the sweetest bird. My Yellow Crowned Amazon hates men to this day and will not allow oe to come to close without biting them she swears like a sailor at them. which she also did not learn from me but thats the only time she swears and there aren’t allot of men comeing around my house so its all good I’ve had her for 6yrs she is very much my velcro bird and when I have to go to work she says its not fair its just not fair LOL Tyco CAG is my newesy rescue and had it very bad in her past being passed from home to home to home. I’m haveing trouble making her understand that she is here to stay and is not going anywhere she doesn’t bite and will step up onto a perch from her cage and onto my arm anytime she’s away from her cage but she will not allow me to touch her any where I’m sure she’s just waiting to go to her next home. and does not want to get close for fear of it hurting her feeling so bad to lose her family again. I don’t know how to make her understand that she is here to stay and that she isn’t going anywhere.
Pat
#14 by Juliette on July 16th, 2008
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Hi, well I am here as I have 6 birds which 4 of whom I hand reared, Poppet (Conure) well he loves to bite, and especially the ears and under the chin, Dusty (African Grey) she, well I don’t really trust her, even though I do have her on my shoulder every evening for a tad, but I still am very weary, she will just suddenly turn and bite, Shunshine (Cockatiel) well she is just to precious, I have not problem with her, besides her biting my earings which, i am trying to get her to stop, she is very spoilt and loves her mummy. The others, well they are not tame, so they can not come out of cages. I am inheriting another Induian ringneck (yellow at the end of the year, Yay, and then there are 2 Senegal babies, with broken legs, (which is in a cast at the moment) which hopefully i will also be getting YAY.
Jules
#15 by robert snedden on July 16th, 2008
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hi there,I have recently became the proud owner of a baby african grey(16 weeks)she is hand reared and responding well to step up and down…… in the last couple of days when on my hand she has started acting odd covering her head and my hand with her wings and screaming aggresively any idea why?
#16 by esme on July 22nd, 2008
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Hi there, my wagler conure does not bite me, but hates my daughter. (she is 7)
I found your video very helpfull, thank you. We have a problem with Fiona plucking and screaming and biting her legs. Maybe you have advice.
Thanx again – enjoyed it.
#17 by shirley on July 26th, 2008
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video wasvery useful my cocketeial does not like my son and he bites eveyonebut when hes not here the bird is okay thank you
#18 by laura on September 12th, 2008
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hope i can get the tips i need for my bird to b a good boy & play nicely, thanks for your help
#19 by Donald on October 20th, 2008
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Ijust got my grey at 8 weeks. Im 49 yrs old and have always wanted a grey. I have had other birds and love animals. I want to learn as much as possible so as to give my bird the best life possible
#20 by Larissa on October 27th, 2008
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No Video available?
#21 by Pam on November 15th, 2008
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What happened to the link at the end of the video that you mentioned???
#22 by Rina on November 15th, 2008
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Very interesting indeed.
#23 by Rina on November 15th, 2008
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My ringneck is now 1 year old, talks like there is no tomorrow, but refuses any human contact and bites. I handreared Gondoloo, that is his name, take it he is a “he”, so the aversion to contact seems strange to me.
#24 by Theressa on December 12th, 2008
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Hi
Thank you for the video, the training is going well.
I have a wonderfull and verry spoild 4month old sun conure caled Nicky and I am afraid that it might be to attatched to me so I whant to know if i sould get a mate to keep him comany, (sould i get a baby and risk jelousy or sould i get a fully grown one (femaile) and risk neather one exepring each other and they both start plucking because of stress)
#25 by Phyllis on December 15th, 2008
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Your video was simply but entertaining. I would like to learn more fun things to do with my bird besides step ups to have fun. Do you have any reccomendations? Also would like the step up routine to stop bitting.
#26 by r on March 9th, 2009
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yo Dudes! r is here!
#27 by gina on July 23rd, 2009
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my green cheek is biting he flew 2 my mom and just bit her on her face she dident do aneything and he flew 2 her can u help me with this problm she dont want him aney more