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Which content do you enjoy the most?

🕑 Added 2019-08-04 14:00:02 +0000 UTC

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BirdTricks

Thanks!!

Kathy Surber

I can't choose. I love all your content. LOL

Signe Christiansen

Tysm. Very interesting. I never knew that and will definitely keep that in mind. So my birdie belongs to the old world, but I understand that the African grey, cockatiel and cockatoo are among the most dusty. I’m actually little allergic to cats, dogs and horses myself ... so that’s also something to consider. 😶 Thank you! 💙

BirdTricks

I think you will find this blog post helpful: https://birdtricksstore.com/blogs/birdtricks-blog/why-you-should-keep-certain-parrot-species-separated?_pos=48&_sid=9271265c4&_ss=r

Signe Christiansen

I also wonder if it’s possible to say something about which parrot species that go well together. I’ve noticed lot of youtubers have many different kinds of parrots. Can you just mix and match? Before I got my bird I thought they were best kept in pairs of the same specie. Does anyone know ?

Tami Palin

I love family fridays!! Seeing you and your family and feathered friends interact is truly enjoyable!

BirdTricks

Thank you!

BirdTricks

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BirdTricks

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Sammich

Adore every bit of content but Bird Tricks Tuesdays is definitely a favourite :)

JESSICA R SULLIVAN

I voted, but I really like all the content.

Meaghan Beverage

i like them all

Lindy Arbuckle

I would love to see "trick training" I've found some of the trick training courses purchased a little outdated. I've seen you train multiple birds the same tricks such as spin and wave but I can't find other videos on tricks like the bat or using props. I would also love a husbandry series...how to train a bird to be ok being toweled having nails trimmed or being ok being syringe fed just un case meds are needed in the future.

Signe Christiansen

I’d love to see a video with harness training. I’m socializing my Indian ringneck and I’d love to be able to take my him outside in a harness. That would also enrich his life ❤️ We use his backpack a lot, but it’s a bit hard to engage with him through the dark mesh. 😟 When I check out YouTube videos the birds they demonstrate harness training on are so calm and collected. They’re used to the harness. But there’s no way I’d be able to lift my birds wings or lay him down on his back. I’m a bit overwhelmed and don’t know where to start. And is it even possible to train an Indian ringneck that ( who hasn’t been handfed as a baby)? Would you ever think you teach a bird like Touché that or is it doomed from the start ? 🤗