A week ago I adopted a Congo African Grey 6 yrs. old & I already have a Timneh Africa Grey 16 yrs. old. Right now their cages are about a foot away from one another. What is the best way to introduce them to one another?? I haven’t been able to find any info about introducing parrots to one another online.

Hi guys can u please put up a mobile site? I cannot c the vids or most of the stuff in your emails and I raely want to! Thanx Ata

Looking forward to tuesdays

Waaay looking forward to learning so much more from you guys! I want to book a cruise just to see you! How many times would I get to see you perform on a cruise? Where is the repositioning cruise going from and to? I am sooo excited about Tuesday now.

Great news about the New Tuesdays, I also have biting problem with my Galah hes 7 months old, and draws blood, yesterday he flew across the room landed on my chest walked up and bit my top lip, he is as good as gold in his cage, but a terror when out.

Sounds great! I’m really looking forward to it.

Is there any way to get my newly homed umbrella cockatoo to like my tiny dogs?

Can’t wait to learn more training and how to interact with my birds. I have several I am working with so all your expertise will be a great value to me. Thank you for having birdtrick.com and sharing your training

Thats great looking forward to all the videos. I need help myself, I have a blue fronted Amazon that has a continues scream and when he screams he bangs on the cage with his beek. I’ve tried so many things to keep him quiet by to no avail. How do I get the screaming out of him at times I feel I can turn his neck around (haha no really). Hope you can help me. Thanks

This is so exciting. The real deal, and yes the cruise life is great for the first 18 sec, then a reality check hits you and you wonder what ever made you decide this life in the first place. Besides you have proven that you are real down to earth, really nice people, who do get tired after a long days work and traveling with your daughter and birds… That’s another video on its own! Very happy and excited for you both. Looking forward to each and every Tuesday. Best to both, Jeremy

I have a green cheek conure that Ive had since November of 2011. We have a wonderful bond and she is very tame. I would love to teach her how to do tricks like playing dead or rolling over, but she won’t stay focused on me or the treat for more than a few seconds at a time then she’s off running around, chewing and climbing on things. Is there anything I can do to keep her more engage in training

I’m excited for Bird Tricks Tuesday!

My unbrella cockatoo flys at my husband when he seats on couch , ok any where else Though

I really enjoy seeing your unusual lifestyle… and your flock, obviously! :)

Great! Looking forward for Tuesday!!…

Can’t wait to see what next weeks video will bring. Great idea!

Sounds like fun

Love your videos, cookbooks, DVDS, pellets..EVERYTHING. Question: Where would you start with a total ferrel bird that has never been socialized. I work a lot with rescued parrots, and I recently had a rescue case with a little African Ringneck female, 3 years old.. never been handled..had been kept in a walk in closed for 18 months due the the prior owners not being able to catch her….she came to me wild and afraid. I gave her a large cage, lots of toys, music all day and loads of attention.. I tried talking to her every day sitting by her cage reading to her, etc.. putting my hand just in her cage doorway to let her know I was OK..Nope.. totally wild.. Could not even get to her to eat in front of me, so giving treats or rewards or target training out of the question. I finally rehomed her to a great adoptive home where she could live in an outdoor aviary with many other ringneck. How would you have handled this? What to do with totally wild unsocialized scared birds?

How do you keep moths out of your food?

Hi, guys! I’ve got a kind of weird request and an even weirder reason for requesting it. See, I don’t own a bird. I’m 18, and in school to be an avian veterinary behaviorist (yikes, big title!), which is essentially a bird vet and trainer rolled up in one. I made that (rather specific) career choice, not through any sort of parrot experience, but through watching your YouTube videos and buying a ridiculous amount of Birdtricks training courses (somehow I’ve ended up with three Stop Screaming courses, through deals and all. Oops?). So, I’m super excited for this video series. I’ve burned through nearly everything you guys have to teach us, and when I finally have the accommodations for a parrot, it’ll be one well-behaved bird-brain. But I’m more excited to see stuff like how loud your birds are in the morning (three macaws and two cockatoos, yikes!), how much for you cook and freeze in one afternoon, how Sydney and the birds operate outside of two-minute flying clips. The little stuff that makes living with birds fun and such a ridiculous amount of work. Sorry, long response, but you guys are kind of my heroes :3 Maegan

hi… a beautiful tuesday to you guys. the first thing that comes to my mind when I think of what I learned from birdtricks is the importance of hygiene when it comes to my feathered friends health.

I’m concerned about free flying my blue & gold how to teach him how to know when he’s ready to be outside & free fly I’m really just worried about doing something wrong!!!(well everything actually) I’ve bought the majority of ur books so far & I read them & re read them. He’s only 10 months old & iveonly had him for 7.5 months. But I love u alls productions everything I’ve learned I’ve learned from you so thank you for everything.

EXCELLENT … WISH YOU GUYS THE BEST AND GOD BLESS.. SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY… =)

Sounds great! Always looking for more knowledge!

Love watching your videos .