How to tame your pet bird! ft. Ellie the cockatiel 🐤

A short tutorial on how to tame your bird. This has always worked for me. If there's anything you do differently or want to add, leave a comment!

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[JennyLi-gybc]

I have a new 3 month old budgie named Sky. She got used to me really quick and I think that’s because of the budgie we already have in the house named Lemon. My suggestion is to let your new bird hang around with experienced ones if you have others, watching over to make sure they don’t fight. It helps a lot. (LOVE this video btw!❤)

[birdyandbailey]

I'd try to slowly move your hand and gradually show your open palm, but every time he shows any discomfort, stop right away. Try this a few times everyday, show your palm a little bit more everytime he's more comfortable with it. Persistance and patience is key! Good luck <3

[Lol-wk]

I’m thinking about getting one so i wanna know everything about these cute little parrots 🥺✨

[ChavaBautista]

I literally just got my cockatiels yesterday, and already earned both of my cockatiels trust and I already tamed them and they stay in my shoulder im a bird whisperer lolll

[PatrickWojcik-ge]

Im going to give it a try. I got 7 here, 3 females and 4 males.

[Skyzzmm]

I was looking for a Minecraft tutorial and now i ended up in here

[Kaizsor]

Woah!! Not that complex process at all. If you have the cheek from since it's born, start spending time with him from the start. And if you bought him, spend time with him too but you need to give more time. As simple as that.

[thecoolmonkey]

Chances are 50/50 but maybe imma name my cocktail Terence or pickachu :D my birthday is in dis month

[AzaleaFlowersOC]

I can barely do step 2 and 3 because she bites every time I get close I've had her for a while now but can never figure out how to stop the biting she has made me bleed more than once and doesn't like to let go

[RubyDragonz]

It took me 1 month to tame my male budgie and 5-6 months to fully tame my female budgie but iw was worth it

[Choso_is_my_pookiee]

I used to let my bird out of her cage before she was tamed and when it was time for her to go back in her cage she didnt go in so i would hold her cage close to her and she would go right in

[Acers_ESSA_Pups]

Thanks so much! I am still trying to convince my parents to get me a cockatiel, as they are my favorite (non wild) birds, and look super pretty. Right now I am making a website that has reasoning for why I should get a bird, prices, reasoning, and of course funny little pictures! I am planning to finish it in two days, So I am probably gonna be working all night on this, rest in peace my sleep! 💛🧡🤍🩶

[alexisscoppettuolo]

For me my cockatiel warmed up to me really fast so mine only took less than 2 weeks but it took only a couple days for him not to bite and step up

[emmi]

My cockatiel is okay when I come close with my head and even let's me pet him with my nose. But if I let my hand get too close to him he starts getting a bit aggressive and tries to bite my hand. But he still flies onto my hand when I call him or when I just reach my hand out in the air.

[philictyjones]

Kust a note to you the viewers cant see notes left behind/ aroybd the captuoning or aub button. I have no idea what the note in the bottom left corner said.

[launatheartistsstudio]

I would like Some advice. I have a lovely little few weeks old male cockatiel. ❤ So far he's been eating village from my hand and Eating it from my fingers. But he still doesn't like my open Palm. And proceeds to move away whenever it gets too close. Or just kind of opens His beak and his is at it a little. I'm not sure what to do, I'm being patient of course but he hasn't bitten me or tried anything aggressive other than those behaviors. When he goes in for the bite he doesn't bite me and really just nibbles and then moves away. So if you have any advice on what to do I'd appreciate it

Updated: He's a happy little tiel. Now won't leave me alone

[jecielescote]

aww.. the cockatiel is soo cute!my bird was like that.. unfortunately.. my bird cockatiel flew away(escaped)becuz he was frightened by the umbrella😢

[chloesummey]

I took a cockatiel from my sister's apartment, he's not been handled much and so that's my objective is to get him used to me and at least let me touch him to a certain degree

[JazzyJanells]

i have about 7 or 9 birbs and its gonna be hard- but since i am more confident to put my hand into the cage, i will try to tame it since it worked for my old bird (MoonDust) he passed away in May 2022 and i miss him :( he was my first baby bird and i cried when he died.. but thanks for this!! i hope this works :D new sub btw!!



-Janells

[Starlightxrobloxxx]

finally after 2 months my male tiel eating from my hand but my female is so scared of me my both male and female is 2 years old and its taking more i bought a baby tiel which just ate a food from my hand in same day as he came our home so babies are easy than adults