5 Ways to Lose Your Bird's Trust

5 Ways to Lose Your Bird's Trust
It's can take us a long time so we can gain our bird's trust but it's so hard to regain it.
These are 5 things you should never do to your bird so you can keep a happy relationship with your feathered friend.

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-- TIMESTAMPS --
00:00 intro
00:41 CHASING YOUR BIRD
01:13 FORCING YOUR BIRD TO BATH
01:45 D'ONT GRAB YOUR BIRD
02:15 HIT OR PUNISH YOUR BIRD
03:14 LYING TO YOUR BIRD

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[BirdBath]

I don't want to lose my birds trust 😎

[Darrylizer]

Most importantly, don't borrow 5 bucks from your parakeet and then "forget" to pay him back. Man they hate that.

[star]

Bird: is slightly insulted by you once.
Bird: "screw you I hate you forever"
Bird: does something very naughty and is told off in the wrong way
Bird: "I have done nothing wrong ever, why would you treat me like this :("

[lisakadams]

After I went to college my cockatiel felt abandoned and we were never as close again. It was heartbreaking 💔

[pearlsonaplate]

I ended up with a bird after my mom passed away and I couldn’t rehome the bird she loved so much. So I decided to keep him in her honor and be the best bird mom I can be. Im still learning how to treat a bird and I’m so grateful for videos like this.

[dracythedragon]

Watched out of curiosity, and this is really good advice! As a long time birb owner, less long time trainer, and vet student, I can confirm all of this video is correct!
I see a lot of these mistakes being made with dogs too, and it's very sad. It's important to remember that any animal needs respect, space, and encouragement!

[FallWarrior-sieu]

Every animal can understand your voice. They may not recognize English, or words, but if you raise your voice, they will understand that somethings wrong and that your upset, and if you talk calmly, they will notice that your happy and chill.

[lemon_the_spider]

My old roommate used to literally scream at her bird like 2 inches away from it's face and I would try and be kind and gentle to it whenever I got a chance to spend time with it. That bird hated her, it would bite her and often not want to be pet but the bird would fly to me from across the room, and if it bit me it didn't bite hard and would stop once I flinched away. He loved being pet by me and would always choose me over her. She didn't understand why he loved me so much more than her. She had to get rid of the bird and I dont know what happened to it. I hope it's in a safe and happy home

[Jammythewerewolf]

The chasing thing is definitely true. It used to be impossible to get my conure to go back in her cage, she saw it as a bad thing. Now I don't tell her it's time to go back... I tell her it's time for a walnut. She puts herself back quick as anything. Never fails!

She also doesn't really mind being grabbed, but it has to be done in a way that makes her feel safe. I put my hand around her, and if she grabs on with her foot, (she usually does) I know she's cool with it. If she tries to get away, I let her.

[msgonsalves]

I actually punish my parakeets by giving them hugs and kisses. I didn’t know that in the beginning they automatically don’t trust you, but from my results over time my little buddies literally come to me and take the love I give them. Kinda like they have to deal with it and realize it’s actually not bad at all and they love it. 🥰

[Aleksandarix]

Haha. It took a long time to get my cockatiel trust after I got him. However, I owned him for 15 years and did many things 'wrong'. He lived free with flight, he masturbated on my foot, we fought and played like brothers, and he even got hurt a few times. He had a strong heart and refused to give up on life. He was about 27, sick, old, blind and we finally had to put him down. He loved us to death.

[tedinohio]

I learned to use a small towel when I had to trim my cockatiel's nails. As soon as he saw that towel he tried to escape, I caught him, he scolded during the trimming. As soon as it was over I put him on his perch and within 5 seconds it was back to "pick me up, rub my neck, etc." He hated that towel, but still liked me and my hands.

[MrBloonChip]

I had a bird before, we had him for a few months, one Sunday morning, me and my dad were getting ready to go to church, and my bird flew right out the front door. I was so sad. A couple more months later, my dad seen a video on social media, showing the same color bird on a sail boat, and the people who posted the video said they don't know that bird. It's been 6 years. I hope the bird was able to find a great home again. I hope, if it did die, it died peacefully.

[DirectlyHere]

It's incredibly easy to lose your birds trust too. All that happened on my end was I went on vacation and when I came back she was a biting mess. Have tried training mult. different ways and she's still the same. Now our relationship is she hangs out near me outside of her cage and I will attempt to pet her with my sweatshirt sleeve to protect my hands and still give her some affection. Birds aren't meant to be pets.

[cobb]

Every bird and human combo is different. Hitting one is inexcusable, so is the bait and switch with a treat. Having one is a huge commitment, so spend time and be patient. Learn each other. It may take a couple of years but you'll get there.

[dogeatturtle]

I don't even have a bird... why am I here?

[AstralSparrows]

The conure that my grandma had loved me so much that she became a magnet and she loved to be picked up, and she was just the goofiest bird, though sadly she reached the end of her lifespan at the start of 2020 but she died peacefully on my lap. Atleast she was happy in the last moments 😊

[ZachyDevello]

I wish turning my back worked with my naughty boy... makes him even more angry. 🤣 my girl though... tell her she's been naughty and she immediately cuddles up and says I'm good girl. My heart melts. 🤣

[mimisofia]

Omg I'm sobbing! My bird was taking a shower for the first time but fell and didn't understand it couldn't fly, I told them in a calm voice that I wouldn't let anything bad happen to them and then they fell, after that my bird never looked at me the same.

[PetTunesMusic]

Thanks for sharing this, it's important to understand our behaviour does effect our pets!