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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Hi thanks for the info hopefully this will help me with getting my girlfriend fathers african grey to like me even more! keep up the good work and look forward to more taming tips.
How do i tame a lovebird? I need major help, nothing I do works. Can you send me help?
Really looking forward to any behaviour and training tips for my Galah (Olly).
Cheers
Jan
That was a GREAT video I’m hoping my quaker, Yoshi will learn soon. So I will leave you another comment if so
Thanks, Juliette
Great video, great tips.Thanks
Thank you very much, I enjoyed the information and will try it out on my amazon.
habujohn
I recently aquired a yellow breasted amazon. Hes a talker and loves to sing. He knows the step up command if its my arm but not my finger. I have been biten by him and that is not something i want to continue. As lons as he can grab my arm we can come out of the cage. I’ve been trying to get him to go on my finger but he bites EVERY
I recently aquired a yellow breasted amazon and hes a good bird. He already talks and some of the stuff is quite understandable. My problem is he wont “step up” to my finger. He only does it if i give him my arm. I have been biten by him and boy did he draw blood. I have tried to get him to step up on my finger but it doesnt work. Please, tell me what I’m doing wrong and how can i train him to step to my finger? Thank you and will be patiently waiting for a reply
We are an immensely bird loving family (parrot) and we have already five birds in our flat.
One more baby bird (parrot) who is hardly 25 days old was brought a few days back and was being maintained well. Unfortunately, yesterday the said bird fell from a distance of about 6 ft straight on to the floor, as a result of which it has received severe internal injuries. Doctor (animal) was consulted and he gave one injection (Vetcort 0.2 ml/1M + Melonex 0.2 ml 1/M) besides administering spray to soothe his pain. The bird is still in a sub conscious stage and not accepting any oral food. Can you advice certain medicine and the name of doctor with whom I can establish contact a nd consult for its further medical treatment.
We are in state of shock and very much pained. My daughter for whom we maintained these parrots is furious and severely pained. We have to anyway save this baby bird and we want your kind and immediate medical advice.
Can you extend me your help
Thanks and regards,
B. B. Sinha
86, Rachna Nagar
Bhopal 462023
Tel : 91 755 2601586
email : bbsinha04@rediffmail.com
hi danny ,i want to know behaviour of parrots .keep the good work going
Hey Danny, I have an African Grey that My Mum received from a friend of hers who obviously didnt know how to deal with parrots and abused them… As soon as he came to his new home it became like a jungle to him because i have 5 dogs. Yes 5… One Boxer, one Aussi and 4 pekinneese i dont know if i spelt that right… Anyways his behavious is amazingly frustrating he bites whenever u try to stick ur finger in his cage, and i’ve been informed that he’s been hit before by his previous owner… and i know parrots can be very cool when trained… but the problem is i’m a guitar player and my hands are very important to me and i cant handle any injuries, specialy after i experienced his biting. he’s absolutly terrified from gloves he screams and goes crazy when i stick my hands in with a glove or anything over it… so i dont think thats an option…so how can i get passt his trust issues it seems more complicated, and i dont think i’ll be able to teach him the step up unless i loose a hand lol….Plus we dont know anything about this parrot besides the fact that he’s african grey. we dont know wether he’s a male or a female… and how old he is? Can u give me tips about how to find out…
Thanks, very interesting, please send more info on traing your conure and to get him to trust you
Thank u I really enjoyed the info on biting quakers. It was useful, very well put and i loved the bit of humor . Your are wonderful and I thank you.
I have a sun conure about a year old. Friendly as can be, however I move around a lot with work an he has been uprooted several times. He is a big baby and loves attention because he has recieved plenty of it. Our major problem that we have is each time we have moved his screaming has gotten worse and worse. We have tried to, when he screams to put him in the cage covered until he stops for a while then take he cover off. He used to only scream if he couldn’t see us in the room. Now its gotten so bad that he will scream even if we are in the room. I plan on having him around for the next 15 years or so but I need to find a solution to this problem. We will be living in an apt for the next 6months and I realy don’t want to get kicked out cause of the noise. If there is any help you can offer it would be greatly appreciated!!!!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your video. Zazu my African Grey is now 14 weeks old. He is flying beautifully, still not 100% on his landing skills but really working on them. He as you mentioned lunging forward with a loud squawk when he realizes I want to put him away, and he also wants to bite when I want to put him in his cage. So the information will prove very vital to me. However when Zazu is on our shoulders he tends to want to bite our ears how do we stop this habit.
The other problem I have is Zazu is adamant that he wants to sit on my head and flap his wings and then flies up onto his cage. How can I stop his stepping up from my shoulder onto my head?
Fondest regards
Claire Palm
Hi yes I am hoping for some help we have accuired an African Grey parrot.
although I feed her clean her and try to play and interacte with her she just bites me, It seems to be geeting more aggresive as time goes on. She is fine my Husband.
And my son who is eleven.
I am afraid of being bitten and she knows it.
How can I let her Know I love her and mean her no harm and that we can get on.
While writting this she is out of the cage and for the first time has bitten me quiet hard on the finger and drew blood. what can I do
Hi yes it was interesting but what was more interesting was all the owners comments. I am quite frankly appalled at how many people think that it is an OK practise to clip birds wings. If you dont want something to fly then get a Cat, Dog, Guinea Pig, Hamster, in fact anything without wings. A birds greatest joy is to fly and they are likely to live longer because they wont get fat around their internal organs and be healthier. It is a myth that they are less likely to get lost because they could still fly a bit and get caught by a preditor outside. Would it not be better to train all members of a household not to leave doors or windows open when the birds are out. Even small children can learn. There have always been birds in our house and everybody knows to check their whereabouts before opening anything. so please all you people dont deprive your birds of the one thing we would all love to do -FLY
i have a quacker and he /she i have not found out the sex of it..but anyways … he bites.. not very often, but he will bite when he doesnt want to you to move something that he is biting on. I can put my and where he is and he will step up on it. no matter where he is.. have no problem there.. His biting is getting harder. He will let you hold him, love on him, he eats what ever i eat , out of my hand .I just don’t know why he has started biting.. he is now 6 month old, I have had him since he was 2months .. I would like learning more …
Very Good for not being able to see or hear us! I never got the link to the report you spoke of in your video, but enjoyed the info. you shared anyway. THANKS
I am new at birds and computers so I don’t know what a URI is. haha
I enjoyed your video and am greatful for any learning I can do while I am waiting for my baby hand fed Quaker to arrive. Want to be ready and know what I am doing 1st. Thanks
Hi There
Just listened to your clip. I found it interesting as I have a 6mth old Indian Ring Neck male who at the moment is all a bit bitey. Hes been hand reared, but for the last 4 weeks or so he has gotten a bit agro. So im hoping your hints and tips will help me to have a long and fun time with my parrot.
Can not get vedio to work
this afternoon we had a quaker arrive through the window we have put him into a cage he is imitating our laughing already hes obviously used to people we will look foward to the video he bit my daughter i guess he was a little scared will keep you updated on our progress
Thanks for the information…very interesting. I’m budgieless at the moment but I’m hoping to find a little friend soon.
Keep it coming!
What time zone are you in??!!
thanks its interesting. i need more info bout biting and parrot behavior.
hi. igot 3 months baby grey parrot plz tell me how to takle and training this parrot thanks
Thanks for sharing the information . Infact ur video was very useful. Let me try it out from today….we have a 1 year old macaw.got it from Egypt…Very naughty
she bites me evryday. need to know how to train this bird not to bite
thanks…….Ravi
when i click on the stop biting video all i get is a voice and no video.
how can i get the video?
my solomon eclectus does the step up on the wooden dowel with no problem, but my main problem is when he is on my shoulder and i try to take him off to go to bed i get bitten very badly.
why does he step up on the dowel and when i try to take him off of my shoulder with the same dowel he just goe crazy and bites the dowel and sometimes he gets me in the process.
what can i do about it?
l like them so much that l can’t even sleep without them.
they are my health.
I am the pround owner of a 3 year 12 week old, red masked conure. 14 inchs long, so medium sized parrot, I am the 4th parent the other families had no time, but i have had great success from screaming buy comming and going from living room. From 3 hours of 80 desipal screaming everytime i left the room to 2 or 3 calls when he needs me.
I hope with all the time research and training i have put into my Boo, that I will never stop learning…And so will he!
In 8 months all the help i could find was buy their stuff and nothing else.
Thanks for your site U rock!!!
Nadine Of Canada
I get an error report saying i am already registered when I try to access the video. HELP.
We have had rocky (a fronted amazon) for about 3 months now,his previous was elderley and to go into a care home.we think hes was left alone for long periods of time.He likes to havea bit at fingers but not that hard to drawn blood,and all so refuses to climb on my hand but i can stroke him.He also likes to get a hold my finger and try to get my wedding ring of my finger.we need some help
but wat if wen he bites it really hurts? oh and by the way very cute video!
thankyou,I am going to start tring to train chee-chee to step up after he lets me remove him from his cage and also looking forwardd to more info!!!!!!!!!
hi thank you for your big effort i have got an amazon parrot i got him from about 3 months ago but i have no idea about its old and sex and even his type exactly its beak is offwhite the front head is yellow his shoulders are yellow but a small part and his eyes are light orange and its claws are offwhite so if you please send me tips to know that and also i am affraid to let him get out from his cage because i once did it and he bit me .thank you sooooooooo much.
Great information so far, I wonder if it will be harder to tame a pair of birds that are 2 years old, and have never been separated. They are lovebirds, and it was a good touch to advise of the wait time until they are comfortable to begin training. Likely saved me a bit of frustration. Keep up the fantastic work!
It’s great so far. Mimi sometimes bites. She let’s me hold her and pat her on the head but she still bites sometimes. So i’m hoping your advice will help me and my cockatiel.
this didnt help at all.your just blabbering information for people who have already tamed their birds.birds who are already tamed do not bite!is there a way i can unjoin this website?i dont like it.its not helpful.can you remove my account and not send me anything please?thank you.
I am a new cockatiel owner Today in fact Take all the help we can get.
ok so far i don’t see a thing about how to stop a biting bird. all i get is the page that ask me to sign up for the free video
that was a good video i really need some help with my parrotlet
Thank you for the video, I didn’t realize so many people were interested in birds as pets.
My budgie is beautiful and vey tame, flying around the house and into the bedroom looking for us, and seems happy enough, but will occasionally, out of the blue, and for no apparent reason, bite us on the cheek. This makes my husband and I wary and unable to love him unconditionally as we would like.
The video didn’t address this type of biting. I can understand a bird being annoyed and biting because it is being forced to go into its cage when it wants to stay out, but this random act of biting is a mystery . Hope you can help.
My new quaker parrots is biting me help me to get them to stop l love birds and the people that had these birds where just gonna turn them lose and i took them so they would die please help me
video never came on
Danny – there is no video. My expectation is to view your expertise in practice though example; as your original promise; after which you would tempt us by your enthusiasm into further participation/purchasing your products.
Its going to be hard work turning me around now.
Thank you for sharing the information. Hopefully you can share some more info on how to stop my Quaker from screaming and teach him to talk.
So far no problem with the biting or handling, just the screeching that sometimes gets to me!
If he is out of the cage he is mostly quiet. If he is on my shoulder he is mostly quiet but sometimes he screams and kills my ear.
Hope you can help and thanks again!
I’ve had my umbrella cockatoo for 28 yrs and my blue and gold macaw 18 yrs. The macaw loved my husband and only he could handle him. My husband passed away and I need to know if my macaw will ever take to me. I took these pets for life but his screaming, lunging obvious distaste for anyone makes me wonder if he would be better off with someone else. My cockatoo is a lover but also screams when the macaw screams. After all these years can my macaw ever learn to stop screaming? This bird actually loves my dog more than anyone and feeds him his fruit all day. Is a bird too old to change?
thank you,
I was givin an Amizon-green parrit with red cap. I don’t know anything about birds so your video gave me a good start. Idefinatly have to show him who’s the boss. he’s two yrs. old , so I’ll have plenty of yrs. of friendship.
Thank You again, TONY