Cockatiel 🦜 One Alternative Animal To Have As A Pet #shorts

Cockatiel | One Alternative Animal To Have As A Pet #shorts
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[dorflumkin]

My mom had a cockatiel named Buddy. He was almost entirely white besides his yellow head and rosy cheeks. I miss him so much

[analuisapamiofeliciano]

“Cockatiels are a species of parrot...”
Cockatiel: “Bow down before me, the king of lettuce!”

[cdinstinct]

I have seen one of these things on a balcony when I was on vacation over in Australia,

And it just keeps on saying peanuts and nuts

[superbub]

Note: they are also loud, always want attention, and have other special care instructions that make them more difficult to properly care for. I see too many people get birds and trap them in a cage. It hurts my heart. My tiel spends loads of time away from her cage.

They are smart creatures that require plenty of attention and stimulation. Treat them right or let somebody else do it.

[nagatouzumaki]

My cockatiels literally mimic each other's mating call. And now all 5 of them sing the same song over and over and over. As for my budgies, my cockatiel raised one of them from day one of their hatching. So now my budgie speaks like a cockatiel 😂

[Billy]

I had a good boy named maverick. He was so full of personality. He died in my arms. I really loved that bird. I didn’t know how old he was when I got him. Apparently he was an old man. If you left your cereal for any reason he would be standing chest deep in milk picking cheerios out by the time you got back. He loved to be wherever I was and I really enjoyed his company. I miss his little songs he would whistle for me when I got up in the morning.

[lorencewinchell]

I had one that lived 27 years…sweet birds. Bathe them

[firewaterbydesign]

Cockatiels are a giant parrot in a little body!! I have been owned by and raised parrots and other small psittisines for 35+ years. Cockatiels give you more bang for your buck, as these little pint size birds are large parrots stuck in a tiny body.

They are EXTREMELY social birds that bond strong to their human flock and can become an active part of your family.

The nice thing, is that they are so MUCH more quiet than the larger birds and do NOT make nearly the mess of the larger birds.

They are NOT the kind of bird that you buy to just sit in a cage and look at them. They require stimulation and attention from their owners.

PLEASE, do NOT take on an animal without doing your research. If you do not have the time for an animal, a bird is DEFINITELY not the solution, as birds require a great deal of love and attention and they are NOT happy to just sit in a cage and be looked at.

[SaccharinSweet]

Perfect description of cockatiels. Mine is a total prissy princess who gets very angry if she misses her daily scritch appointment, and even angrier if your scritches aren't good enough. I adore her ❤

[miafillene]

We had two. Lived to be 16 and 18. One was exactly like this. Affectionate, playful, and a loudmouth. The other was abused by the store. But we always showered affection and kindness on her. And she knew she was loved. Even if she was aloof. I miss them both.

[renanasser]

I had a female cockatiel for five years and she loved being pet. She also loved sleeping at my pillow when I just lay in my bed and play with my phone or read a book. she would nibble on my fingers and nails and push my hands towards her crown for me to scratch it 🥹🥹 I miss her soo much 🥺 unfortunately she passed away after she caught an eye infection 😭

[PatheticRobot]

My uncle Cockatiel: "if you come any closer you'll lose your fingers"
Me who just wanted to pet it: * scared as fuck *

[cameronlane]

I loved the one my family used to have. We taught him most of the Adam's family song and he would say "pretty bird" right back at you. Sleep well Mo Bird, I'll always love you

[thebutchersboi]

My baby boy just turned 21 this August. Love you, Bongo!

[tesh]

My cocktail is always happy and isn't always in his cage he makes sounds when he eats its cute xx

[platannapipidae]

no parrot is simple to care for. all parrots have very complex diets, you need to pay close attention to their behaviour, since like all birds they hide their illnesses and don't look ill for a newbie-keeper until they're very VERY sick. and you need to visit veterinarian ornithologist (fancy name for a vet for birds) several times a year and at least where i live that's not a common specialist.

p.s: there's more to it, but i don't want to write an essay on bird keeping.

p.p.s.: read the thread before leaving an answer and don't reason with me, i'm firm on my beliefs, hateful towards animal abusers, and this experience won't be pleasant for both of us.

[danielhickmott]

We had a male named SweetPea. My wife taught him to say “I’m a pretty bird” and I taught him to say “Feed the cat”.

[chiaras.]

Me, who owns a cockatiel: "Friendly nature, eh?" *Continues to try to scratch his head* *him biting me*

[folfcreations]

Our old male rescues passed at 20 years old, we just recently took in a 6 month old female ❤