How to Gain Your Budgie's Trust | 6 Tips for Taming

Building Trust with Your Budgie: 6 Proven Tips for Taming Success! 🏆

Unlock the secrets to gaining your budgie's trust with this video! Our comprehensive guide presents six expert tips that will transform your budgie from cautious to confident. Discover the power of patience, consistency, and gentle handling as you embark on this incredible journey of trust-building. With our step-by-step instructions and practical advice, you'll soon witness the remarkable transformation of your budgie into a loving and trusting companion. Get ready to create an unbreakable bond that will last a lifetime! 🤝🐦#BudgieTrust #BudgieTaming #BudgieCare

0:00 - intro
0:12 - about their trust
1:25 - stop making mistakes
2:30 - learn your budgie's body language
4:22 - settling in
5:41 - the hand is your bird's new friend
7:46 - offer treats
9:01 - practice step-up command
11:09 - ending

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[Zamkuma]

Lol I like how the big blue bird was just stealing the spotlight

[winterfrost]

“Imagine someone chasing you around your room, forcing you to have a bath, touching your feet and head, and so on..”
These are all things my mom had done 😆 (whenever I was really young, of course)

[BGFutureBG]

Feeding out of your hand + calmly talking to them feels like the single best taming technique 👌👌
Also, preferably get them very young (max 5 weeks old), and let them sleep / warm up in your hands while they're still used to being in a nest. This is by far the most effective and long lasting method to gain their trust 👌

[yimyam]

My bird lose his trust with humans😢 My uncle used to grab him on his cage so he became aggressive. So sad, but I love him so I will not give up until I can pet him!

[whosnj]

Honestly they are the ones giving me the heart attacks when ever they touch me 😭😭😭

[NiclasPettersson]

Very calm video of budgies, just what I was looking for. My budgie of 12 years passed away a while ago and I can’t just straight up replace him, he was a special fella that I spent many hours on socializing with. Even if one tames a budgie early, learning and communicating with the bird in new ways never stop. :)

[neko]

I bought a budgie bird, my bird is traumatized after the shop staff grab him like that😢, but I'm not giving up, i been searching this video for long time, thank you for the tips!❤

[Birb_]

My budgie ignores her perfect nesting box and tries to make a nest in my hair

[cutprintcreative]

I love how you gently point out the things to do with the really relaxing music. I also love hearing the birds happily chirping away in the background. Lovely video

[leolxon]

This video is really helpful. I recently got a new budgie and all I want to do is make him as happy as possible <3. It helped clear my fears that I wasn't going to be good enough.

[TheDecaChannel]

You have no clue how helpful this is… I got a 2 budgies a few days ago, and it’s my first time owning them. They are really nice, but skittish, but are getting better. Thank you so much ❤

[basicallyblue]

i like how tesla snatched the whole thing 😂

[jellyedits]

The thumbnail is everything !
I love when bubbies fluff their face :D

[cindygardner]

My oldest budgie trusts, but he does not prefer to be touched. I respect his boundaries. He is amazing! He can friend any animal, and human. So brave, he's truly one of a kind. Took in a rescue, and he's trying to get that bird to trust me, as well as I. Rescued, he was never let out of a cage, old lady, not her fault but overgrown beak, poor diet. Tweety is now, healthy, thriving, and is flying again, but because his wings never developed properly, from being stuck in a cage, he still struggles. He's learning how to fly. I don't breed, I rescue. ❤️

[DivinesDoor]

This is the best video it’s straight to the point and I love reading instead of having someone actually explain it ❤❤❤

[birdscaterwaul]

This is adorable! I had a blue budgie, his name was Crackers, he used to make beak-grinding sounds! At that time I kinda got scared on what that sound was, but to know now that he was happy with me in my blanket, almost makes me cry! Unfortunately he'd pass away.. I miss him very much 💛

[peiculosumadversario]

They're all different little personalities; we've had 3 Budgies, the first one I just had to snap my finger or call his name and he came sitting on my finger, or on the shoulder or head, and he loved bathing and showering. He ate anything, he was like a goat; Boef Bourginion? Yoghurt? Eggs? Yes! The second one was a gentle soul, always wanting to cuddle up to your cheek and so tame. The one we have now is shy, a bit like mentally handicapped I believe. Only eats seeds and refuses to sit on my finger or anywhere on me, is very afraid. But he deserves his life and someone who cares, even if he's different. We have raised them the same way, they fly free indoors 90% of the day and have almost constant company. Its important to let them fly free outside the cage and have company most of their time. Its more important for them to have constant human companionship than being alone and maybe be forced to live with another Budgie thats not compatible. They see you as their companion, your family as their flock. When you are all assembled they are the most happy.

[israelcmbpll]

For people who just bought budgies the nervous stage will be normal for a couple days don’t worry if your bird is showing a couple of these symptoms .

[Monsterverse_fan]

10:18 its funny that whenever he tries to feed millets to the budgies, the blue parrot comes and steals it

[harun-orrashid]

This is one of the important video of taming budgie. Thank you Jarmina to help all of us.