How to Tame Your Budgie Compilation

Hello Buddies,
An entire compilation about taming your budgie and gaining it's trust.
All the helpful videos in one place.

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0:00 - Intro
0:32 - How to Tame Your Budgie
3:08 - How to Gain Your Budgie's Trust
6:08 - How to Teach Your Budgie to Fly to You
8:15 - How to Get Your Budgie Back into It's Cage (Without Losing its Trust)

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[alainamcdougall]

I’m taming all 3 of my budgies together right now. It’s taking a bit, but definitely faster than it was taking with just the one I had. She was very timid, but having friends is helping her and the others.

[sarahatt]

This is exactly what I needed! My budgie runs and flys away from my finger but only makes exceptions when training

[Rexy_dino]

Me : * opens cage *
Budgies : *internal screaming*

Mom I'm famous 😳

[tocadolly]

Budgie's are some of the greatest birds ever! I have had many large parrots and the Budgie is among the very best!

[GumriRN]

This is such a CLEAR & EASILY UNDERSTOOD video. So many Budgie “teachers” Online get so complex & wordy. This Step-By-Step description AND so many good video clips reinforce the steps.
Excellent Teaching!!! 👍🏻

[faiqahsworld]

I am so happy and glad that my budgie sunberry learned how to step up without me even teaching! (I mean that day forward I still learn it to step up) but yes this vid would be very helpful for a beginner owner!

[swat]

My budgie was an adult budgie used this channels tips and after 3 days 3DAYS she got tamed she's so cute and calm I love it ❤️
Buy what was most surprising is that I didn't reward it with millet cuz it won't eat It from my hand but she's follow my instructions!✨

[skadezy]

Man I had a budgie when I was 14. I'm 21 now and miss having that little clown around. Might just need a new budgie 😀

[someidiotwithanerfgun]

Right now, I just need tips on how to re-gain a budgie's trust after accidentally losing it. That would be a useful vid.

[TevDuck]

My birds don’t like stepping on my finger they only like flying on my head

[Vid.kids.]

I can’t wait to try this hack. I’ve had my parakeets for almost a year now. And I’ve been watching how two tame them. They are not tame yet but I will not give up.❤️

[Fizzileks]

Thanks for making this video! i have been ignoring my birds due to tiredness or issues so i could never really try get their trust, but now i'm now trying get better and spend time with my birds that they deserve 😊

[nawama]

damn u really are telepathic i come on to yt to search for a video and i see yours on my recommendation, the exact thing i was looking for in the best quality bro i cannot get bored of watching ur videos

[budgiebuddys-bvuk]

Thanks you so much Salvador
One of my budgies perched on my finger I am so happy
Thanks to this video

[Pls_pull_up_to_the_next_window]

When I first got my budgies, I was very impatient, so I stuck my finger in the cage 2x a day once in the morning, and in the afternoon, it gained more trust, but still took a month for the budgie to get on my finger

[ESLteacher]

@
Salvador Budgie - Thank you so much for your helpful videos! It's much appreciated! I've ad my budgie for around 11 weeks now. He was pretty young when I got him. Although, we've made progress in that he trusts me inside of his cage and he will step up, etc. "IF" he's in the mood to cooperate. The problem is with getting him to come OUT of his cage. He will not come out on his own or with me trying to take him out. He's very afraid of the "outside" world, sigh. His wings were clipped by the pet shop, so that probably isn't helping him any with his fear. I've done all of the obvious stuff like attaching a bungi rope perch across the front of his cage even with a ladder that goes up to the top of the cage which has a play gym. The ONLY time he'll ever come outside of his cage is if he falls out while he's wildly flapping his wings. Then, he is desperate to return to the cage after that. I'm at a loss on what to do. I feel so bad for him to be in his cage so much. Any suggestions from anyone would be most appreciated. I want him to have a great life. He's a timid little guy so far, sigh, and super moody. He actually turns his back to me quite a bit. I keep his cage near where for a lot of the day so it's not me he's afraid of. I never imagined it would take this long to get him comfy with interacting and playing, etc.

[DjMaud]

I love this! I've had many budgies in the past and successfully tamed them, this video is spot on 👌 i also used to just put my hand face down into the cage if it were a particularly nervous/uncooperative bird and just leave it there.... I did this regularly until they were ready for me to raise my finger to them and offer a perch. I really miss having a budgie in the house but at the moment, my daughter has a cat

[boewings]

This video helped me a lot for taming and teaching my budgies, Thank you so much !

[mariemaroney]

I have four baby Budgies that my own birds gave birth to. I just kept these four out of 14 babies. They automatically go in the cage at bedtime for some reason. It’s like they know when it gets dark out it’s sleep time. Two are are hand fed and completely tamed, and two are a work in progress. The hand fed are from one set and parents and the other two are from a different set of parents. I didn’t have the time to work with all four at once. But I’m getting there. Thanks for the great tips. ❤️❤️❤️

[sarfsfr]

My budgie is officially starting to trust me now thanks so much my budgie is trusting me more he used to bite me so much now he barely even does that I just wanna say thank you again!