Lovebird Breeder Flight Training
November 1, 2009
This shows you how we trained our wild lovebird breeders how to fly to us when we give them treat stimulation. They are, of course, a lot tamer now that we have been working with them for nearly 2 years! It’s also another part of the taming process.
These are BeBe & Evee’s parents, Dewey & Sierra.
For more info:
http://www.trueloveaviary.blogspot.com
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It should motivate …
It should motivate you. 2 years is nothing, and when they are tame, you will not remember how they used to be.
ow man, 2 years, …
I admire your patience, what a great owner you have to be. I recently have one lovebird, he steps up on my finger and eats from my hand if he’s really hungry, but otherwise he ‘s so scared , really scared, do you recognise this behaviour ? Greetz from Belgium!
ow man, 2 years, now you are demotivating me
thats cool. when i …
thats cool. when i move my birds im going to have to try that.
my bird has clipped …
my bird has clipped feathers and he follows me around, should i treat him for doing so?
The seed treat. You …
The seed treat. You need to find a bird’s motivation.
could you explain …
could you explain how you did it?
We have an article …
We have an article on our website: trueloveaviarydotblogspotdotcom on getting birds to trust you.
~Rodney
hey can u give me …
hey can u give me some advice on how to start the training?
my lovebird won’t come anywhere near food in my hand but eats it as soon as i put it down.
should i just be patient?
Was Ashlee in the …
Was Ashlee in the cage in the beginning?
that looks so easy …
that looks so easy but i know its not that easy to train them
Birds of Prey love …
Birds of Prey love parrots and other birds.
hay is it possible …
hay is it possible to train it to fly out door
Great work, and …
Great work, and great vid! We find our budgie is not motivated by food at all, so we are left with: praise… It works, but is not as effective as food rewards and takes longer. Of course there is no problem getting the budgie into the cage, but with our finch, we have had to do some pretty consistent training and we still don’t have it completely down pat… Your breeders respond extremely well: again, great work!
Aww haha. little …
Aww haha. little fatty’s.
Very awesome! I need to learn how you do that. O: <
wow you guys know …
wow you guys know what u r doing.
I didn’t understand …
I didn’t understand why it was such a big deal that your breeders are tame. That is, until my 2 lovebirds started mating and then I gave them a nest box. They are like Jekyll and Hyde! They have gotten very protective, and not so nice… I think if their eggs hatch and they have babies this will be the only time! I dont like them acting that way! So for anyone who thinks “whats so great about that?” Trust me, it is a huge deal that these breeders are so tame!
love it
love it
You have the …
You have the prettiest lovebirds. I always enjoy your videos.