So, this here is my ghetto attempt on trying to get a page up with a video (hopefully it works)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4013888167661190150I 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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i dint find it very helpful, but thanx for your time and effort trying to help people in need.i was wondering how to stop my blue indian ringneck from skreachong for my attention at 7 in the moring.
Andy, thanks for the bird bitng video. Verfy interesting. Our Ring Necked babe has unfortunately become a compulsive biter (Is that a word?). Our 3 girls do over love him and I think She (We call her Tooloolabelle) gets a bit overwhelmed by it. Not vreally sure what to do but at least now I have a b etter understanding. Regards from Qld Australia David
I have a almost year old sun conure ,Simon, He is usually very sweet , but he is starting to bite all the time , not just tasting , more like chomping! He also gives me a very hard time to go back in his cage , I am at wits end !
Any suggestions would help all so much !
I have a 11 month old congoafricangray he is really well trained and does 8 different tricks and we love him to bits. But he has started biting my girlfriend around christmas, it started lightly but has just started to draw blood. we could really do with any suggestions you might have thanks alot!
I have a 6 year old male sulphur crested cockatoo that on occasion attempts to lash forward to bite me and also fly into my face when i am in his aviary. On most occasions he is very nice and lets me pat him, tickle under his wing, and cuddle him whilst he carries on singing and dancing and pretending he is a dog barking amongst other things.Why does he do this? (bite) and in your video you state if he does bite put him in his cage. I am in “his” cage which is 20ft x 7ft so how do i combat that? Also he will screach at 6am for me to come and play with him, he doesn’t stop until i acknowledge him . Any tips?
I have a 5 month old african grey named Cheeko. He is adorable and we love him to bits. My question is , every day before leaving for work , i leave lots of veg’s and fruits in hisb cage but he only nibbles and never eats. Wy is this? I feel like he starves the whole day until i get home and feed him his porridge
i loved your parrot video, it was humourous and informative thanks a lot for your time and effort
Great video i have a three year old female grey who in the last couple of months has turned evil she just wants to sit on my knee then just lunges at me and bites for no reason ive tried playing with her, hope you can help. thanks
Feb 3, 2008
thanks for giving me some insights, and hope to hear some more,
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Thanks for the videoit was super for a first timer What you said made a lot of sense.I throughly look forward to your newsletters and information that you e-mail. Thank you for doing such a great job.My 6 year old african grey sees me as the flock leader and doesn’t have any difficulties with the rest of my family except my oldest daughter of 20 .Both my african grey and nunday conure fly at her when they see her anf if they mange to land on her they bite her . She is now too scared to come into the room if they are present how do I stop them biting her looking forward to the next info
Michelle
Very helpful video. I have a yellow nape amazon. She is only 8 months old. It will be nice if you can give me any advice in regard to mprove her talking abilities. She says hello, breakfast and lola which is her name. I want her to learn to count but I have not been luck… Any suggerstions.
Thanks,
Dalys
Hi Danny,
What a great service you are offering here, thanks! I have a 6 month old scaly breasted lorikeet which me and my partner have hand reared from the egg, we try to spend equal time with him but he has really bonded with me and tries to attack my partner quite aggressively when we are together, but is more accepting of rob if I’m not home. He has also become quite a screamer when not let out of the cage, does he need more toys and what do you think the best toys are?
I would love any feedback you can give me.
Thanking you, Chris
Hello,
Just watched your video! I have a 1and a half year old Indian Ringneck, male. I have problems putting him back into his cage…i can only do this if i have a treat, and if he really wants to go back. How do i put him back into his cage without a treat? Or should i continue with the treat? Even if he has been naughty? What should i do?
Looking forward to more advice and videos!
i am really pleased that you have taken the time to make these tapes and to pass your tips on. i have a african gray he is 4 months old and i am trying to get him to step up without biting me and to try to stop screaming . if you can help me in these matters i would be very greatful , i will look forward to hearing from you thankyou debbie
I’ve learned a lot so far, and hope to learn even more. Very well done video. I’m glad I found your site. I look forward to learning more, I have a 6 year old macaw, I hope i can get him under control with the help of your video training. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in these videos.
I have a yellow nape amazon,approximatly 22 yrs.old.he likes to bite me because i accidently dropped a large plastic cup on his foot,i guess he thinks i did it intentionally because he continues to lunge & bite even though he still wants me to play with him.somethimes he’s nice,but even then he gets sneaky and trys to bite me.any suggestions? .also my husband and i are adam’s second owners,his first owner was an elderly woman who passed away leaving.him boarded at the pet store for almost a year.thank you,Linda H.
please i need to talk to someone about more dvd’s
carolwithgod@aol.com
i would like to thank you for the last mail. especially the pdf file. is> info that i really needed. thanx again for your help.
I liked the humor in the video clip. I felt that there could be a little more insight on how to get birdies to stop bitting. I guess i was wondering if when petting my bird and she bites do I just let her? Or do I pull away out of respect of her space? Do birds bite eachother like that? Any ways i likes the video. I just feel I don’t have clarity on the bitting thing. I would like to have a better grip on it if possible. I’ts funny, she dosn’t bite when we watch movies. HMMMM?
Thanks a bunch,
Sara
You did a great job, there are so many of us out there that need information about our birds. Your cartooning is real good and I liked your video. Thank you and hope to see more.
Sharon
Your training lessons and video are amazing!
I like it very much and I am sure it will be very helpfull
for me and many others. Congratulations and thank you for this support!
Hey, Thanks for the video and the lessons. They have been very helpful to me. I have a female eclectus parrot that doesn’t want to go to sleep at night, and behaves exactly like “Poly” lunging at me when I try to get her down from her cage to put her to bed, but thanks to you, I’ve learnt to stand my ground and she is improving. I don’t get bit too often anymore.
Keep the videos (and the humor) coming. A lot of us “bird lovers” will be very thankful!
Hello, I Have a African Gray Parrot That I Just Got About Two Weeks Ago She Lets Me Hold Her Most Of The Time. She Does talk Some How Can I Get Her To Talk More
clip was okay need more informtion about biting and loud yelling she does out of the blue somwtimes
Nice job,Danny!!!
No matter what pet you get, you are gonna pick up a few dings…you cannot let your bird(We recently got a Quaker Parakeet,as a new buddy after our cockatiel died) call the shots!!!
Great video. Thank you.
…just got back from your PDF,Danny. Looks like a very handy primer for bird owners: I picked up some very nice tips!!! Anyone I know who wants to get birds is gonna get this link in their email!!!
Okay, it was great BUT there is a nut in the nutshell, wher’s the PDF file to relate to ??
I don’t se the link.
Hi I have a 9mth old African Grey. Im trying to figure out how to keep him on his playtop for longer than a second. He flies off and comes to me. I love his attention but as soon as I ask him to step up he does willingly and then he goes straight up to my shoulder. When its time for him to come down he bites me and I need to know how to gain control and stop the biting? Thank you.
I found this to be very interesting….Thanks
I thought the audio was pretty good. I’m a new blue fronted Amazon owner and appreciate your insight. But I couldn’t see the video part.
I have a 15 year old Severe Macaw named Rainbow who was rescued from a bird show Rainbow has had some behavior problems like biting,screaming and being cage aggresive. By watching the video I like it will help me with her biting problem.
Sincerely,
Jessica Grady
Danny,
I took in a “rescue” bird a couple of weeks ago. She is a African Grey (senegal)
and was really abused………
I have been following all of your advice and it seems to working well so far.
She will not step up in her cage but will do anything you want when she is out of the cage……. EXCEPT GO BACK …………………..
I realize it will take quite a while to gain her trust and your expert advice makes me feel as if I have someone helping me
Thank you
I was looking forward to more but I didn’t see the link you were talking about. The PDF file link? Can you help me out?
HELLO, I HAVE A 10 MONTH INDIAN RINGNECK. NO MAJOR PROBLEMS YET JUST TRYING TO PREVENT THEM! HOW OLD WILL HE/SHE BE WHEN IT REACHES ITS HORMONAL PHASE? I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO TEACH IT SOME PHRASES AND IT TRYS TO REPEAT BUT ONLY HUMS IT SO FAR. THANKS FOR THE FREE INFO, SOUNDS GREAT, VERY SEXY ACCENT!!
video spot on when to we get to the hand training part i’ve been given a rozella every time i go near the cage he runs along the bars away from me malcolm
Great info..If anyone needs visual clues on how to do this I suggest checking out http://www.birdtricks.com/PowerPause
Just own young CAG,would like to know do they mix well with dogs? I’ve three lovely shih tzus.Anyway thanks on infro about CAG biting,CHEERS.
Feeling very excited about learning more! have recently inherited an 11 year old african grey. i think we’re building good relationship but not really sure where to go from here. I also can’t find pdf link.
Hi, thank-you for the presentation, however never got the PDF. Would really like to receive as I need all the info I can get. I have a Senegal and an African Grey, the Senegal is very possesive and I need some help, he does not want me to give attention to anyone or anything else, only him.
Many thanks.
I found the video interesting. But i feel all alone in my parrots biting. Tonight he bit me on 3 different places and it hurts like mad. Its not so much the biting that hurts me so much but the fact that he hurts my heart very much, i do everything i can for him, he gets lots of toys and only the best food available.
I love him to bits but he walks all over me and that makes me very sad.
first of all i like to thank u for your very usefull, friendly information. I didn’t try yet with my green pet pal, Hmada, an alexandrian parrot and i got another one which i got it very recently and he may be just one month old baby (i am not sure of his age). He fell off from his home when his perants were attempting to take him for the first ride. So now i have two parrots in two different kinds. Very hard and uncomfortable to work with the new baby and i just left alone him in the cage. But my Hamda is so special and i love it very much. He is free from cage and stands wholeday on top of the cage and goes in to the cage himself in time. He can make ah..ah.. like sounds and interesting. but i have still a problem is biting. So I am sure that your technique works out. if it is not, i beg you to further instruct me, please! Thank you very much once again, dear pet pal D.
Danny,
Hi Thanks for nice presentation with nice pronounsation.I have recently inherited pair of Lutino lovebird pair. I m eager to learn more.Your video is very educative.
Informative, nicely done. Enjoy your speaking voice, friendly,and professional.
Just a little dissapointed, because I expected actual footage of a person,
working with a parrot, with voice over instruction. I believe I would learn
more, if I could see the process, and results between human and bird.
I do like the fact, that you make a person feel as if you are speaking directly
to them. Nice one on one feeling. I have a 20 year old blue and gold
macaw. We have only had him about 3 years. I believe he was passed
around. I have gained some trust from him, he will lay on his back, in my
lap sometimes to play, will let me cuddle him a little. I still get whacked,
every now and then and I don’t know what I’ve done wrong. Looking for help,
I love him very much. Sometimes he will step up, with no problems. Other
times, I have to use a perch stick, or he will just keep trying to bite me.
Some one must have used this approach in his training before, he does not
try to “argue” with the stick perch. I have him checked by an avaian vet,
his health is good. His weight is good. He eats peanuts,almonds,pistachios,
fruit, and a few veggies, everyday. I think he may be a little hard headed,
and just wants his way.
I have Lory and one time she was on my finger and I said pretty bird she bite me on lip,so I did not bother her,now she loved my husband up everyday,now she loves me up and went to bite him when went to change the water.She layed egg and attack us to get her egg so I put glove on and remove the egg.next day she comes out and loves u and goes to the top and then slides to the cage.then some times she comes out and went to top went to change water came down and tryed to bite.She hide under the cup alot.She hated to take bath use to come on finger and I bath her in the sink so now she tryes to bath in her cup water.
great advice thanks for info. PS couldnt find pdf
great advice, thanks for info. ps couldnt find pdf
Thanks for the info. Was hoping to get a “real-life” video however. Think it would be more effective.
Thanks again, G
Very interesting and ver helpful. We have a bought a hand reared 4 month old African Grey and need all the help we can get. So thanks for being there.
Teresa x
hey Danny thanks for the video. It was quite enjoyable. I will use this technique with all my birds. I had to get rid of one of my birds he just couldn’t get it together and really was a mean sucker. Would not even let you put your hand in the cage. Well thank you for the info I look forward to reading the pdf file See ya and happy days