10 Signs your Bird HATES YOU

There are a lot of reasons why your bird may hate you, and it's really up to you, or even your vet to find out why and taking care of it!
These 10 signs will help you identify what you're doing wrong and hopefully you can fix it.

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[ozbdflt]

Number #1
Your budgie is just an a$$ 🕳

[whatsmyfuckingname]

#1 reason your budgie hates you: you're not a budgie.

[hauntedend]

my budgy was traumatized by it's old owner, so he never knew if I was being friendly to him or mean. I then gave him to my teacher and now he's happy in a aviary with other birds. I'm so glad he's feeling alot better now :)

[racheltheehermit]

I adopted a very shy bird. Her survival tactic at the pet store was to hide in a back corner of the plexiglass Budgie container. She was also traumatized by her wing clipping. She was the last bird in the box, and the workers worried about her. Then, I came along. They asked me if I was sure if I wanted her, but I did.
She was afraid and violent for a while. She would fly at my eyes when I tried to clean her cage. We bonded over music. She began to talk. She calls me “bird.” She is a really sweet girl when you get to know her. She shows me her “new” wing that have grown in after molting. She’s very proud.
I can now touch her at certain specified times. She still will not step up. We’re working on it.
Just give your bird time to adjust. Don’t rush it. One evening, I sat down and cried because I was sure this animal hated my guts and always would. If you got a bird from the pet store, you probably have a young one. They will like you eventually.

[bosschonk]

BIRD: LET ME SING YOU THE SONG OF MY PEOPLE AT 3 AM!
ALSO BIRD: HOW DARE YOU INTERRUPT MY SLEEP YOU GREAT HAIRLESS APE!

[rubynight]

My Indian ring neck parrot was mistreated and full out abused by his first owner. I’ve been slowly trying to gain his trust. He likes to be around me, talks to me, and plays with me, but still is very afraid of hands. He won’t let me get too close with my hands and will only sometimes sit on my knee and chew my pants. He has come a long way, and I hope someday he will trust me enough to let me pet him. If he doesn’t, that’s okay. I’ll show him affection however he is comfortable. He has brought me so much joy.

[Random_Gal]

Oh no I messed up real bad. I did a lot wrong. Thank you for teaching me what to do and what not to do. I will take better care of my budgie from now on. Thank you so much.

(Edit) I no longer have the bird because I felt I could not take care of it and I felt like I was neglecting it. I gave it to a friend of mine and hopefully she is in a better home now. If I ever get another bird I will make sure to take better care of it.

[biljana]

I wish there were more people like this who take care of animals and their needs and give useful advice on what people should or should not do

[INSOMNIAACX]

One of my birds normally accepts me as a friend, but when they’re molting they act like they’re on their period lmao 💀💀💀💀

[loliixspitt]

I’m assuming my budgie is just a jerk lol

[sunnysystemm]

mine don’t hate me, they just bonded with each other instead of me, so i’m an allie

[sarahatt]

I love how your videos are so short and actually are useful without taking much time

[bloobiest]

My budgie is around 6 years old at this point, and shes a little grumpy old lady. Doesn't like you doing anything near her cage but she'll talk all day long if she finds something to talk about. Also, great video, great advice.

[donutlin]

Your content is really good for budgie owners or people who want to know more about them I hope ur budgies live a long life <3

[Diya_]

My bird just never leaves me alone, if I leave the room ones, he starts screaming.

[gramplolo]

These are "why your bird hates you, " not "signs your bird hates you."

[kmdeathly]

As somebody who’s got four feathered friends I have a better understanding of each of their personalities and what one may be comfortable with but the others may not

[eeemilu]

These points are so on the ball. I'd note that, from my experience (limited, but I've researched birds thoroughly and own four at the moment) the sleep point and the grabbing point you be able to work around if you have a strong relationship with your bird.

Having said that, SB is absolutely right in saying that these could lose trust, and you shouldn't be doing either of these things ideally. Even my birds that don't like being grabbed will tolerate it in an emergency, but if I did it regularly; we'd have issues.

[-sarah-]

My old one was a jerk but I loved him. May he fly high

[shem]

I had a super old budgie named Blue Bird. The SOB was like 15 or 16 years old and only at the very end did he seem to like me.