Trick Training Requests!
🕑 Added 2024-05-28 14:00:02 +0000 UTCHey patrons,
I'm going to be continuing teaching my own flock tricks and documenting it for you in our 2024 edition of our BirdTricks Tuesday series. I'm looking for any specific requests from you guys on either tricks you want to see how to train, or specific species from my flock you want to see learn a particular trick. Please leave your requests in a comment on this post so I can hopefully work towards teaching you things that will benefit your birds!
Comments
Kaitybug50
How about tricks from Do More With Your Dog. You don't have to, but they give out trick titles to other animals than just dogs. Otherwise, I mainly love tricks with props. Fetch a tissue, the mail, put money in the piggy bank, put away color coded objects, skateboard, balance on a barrel roll, pull a rope, etc.
Carol-Ann
Harness training and nail clipping please.
Debbie Eckert
Toweling
Sofiana Kusuma
So it's a trick . Lol. I didn't know. Btw , now my gcc can do flip . βπΌ
BirdTricks
Haha itβs the retrieve: just using the mouth as the bowl and the chip as the item.
Kelly Sanchez
Not necessarily sure it's a good trick to train, but what's this one called?????ππ€£π https://www.facebook.com/share/r/wScBqiYU9PHuP18N/?mibextid=D5vuiz
Nadine
Harness training would be nice π
J Matzner
Are there a few tricks I can teach while the bird is in their cage? One of our birds loves my husband and viciously attacks me so I don't typically try to handle her. The few times I've asked her to touch the stick through the bars she's attacked the stick. She looks so sad when our other bird gets rewarded for treats. I've started giving her one or two treats in her pellet cup each time the other bird is finished training. I'm hoping she'll at least get the idea a treat/something positive can happen when I come by her cage.
Michelle
Toweling please! Husbandry anything is always helpful, and the bat π
Laura Charon
A similar skill to husbandry, I believe Robin mentioned she taught her bird to "cuddle" where she is able to get her hand over it's back while she's on her hand as a quick way to secure her in an emergency. This would be a useful skill in an emergency situation.
Robyn Watts
Toweling would be awesome. I have a tiny guy so my vet uses a wash cloth. I would love to see training a small obstacle course for a tiny bird.
Tony
Retrieve and play dead. With a blue throat, of course. And it occurs to me that I have a hell of a time getting good picture of my birds, they always look away. Could you train Jinx to pose for a photo? It could be adorable. π₯°
Sofiana Kusuma
Could you show some hands off tricks , beside wing stretching and wave. I want to be able to "to cue the birds from outside their cages."
Wendy Cottingham
I'm trying to go from the wave to like a high five with my parrotlet. I think you have done this with Blue?
FayK
To add to the husbandry maybe even how to towel
Holden Kendrick
I second this. Husbandry would be awesome
Miriah
I would also like to see something like syringe training. Specifically with Bondi or Berry.
Kathy Le
The bat, play dead, big wings!
Li
Iβd like to learn husbandry stuff. Like eye drops, syringe meds, how to put cream on etc With more difficult birds Otherwise, Iβm still waiting for the backflip trick π€£
Leigh-Anne Bezuidenhout
Yes! Was just about to ask the same - grooming if needed and veterinary care/check up
Sula Paitaris
How do you get birds comfortable with toweling and nail clipping ??