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How to Get a Cockatiel Out of the Cage : Bird Care & Training
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Getting a cockatiel out of the cage is something that you can do through encouragement. Get a cockatiel out of a cage with help from an experienced pet specialist in this free video clip.
Expert: Barbara Heidenreich
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Bio: Barbara Heidenreich is a professional animal trainer. She specializes in birds and small exotic mammals.
Filmmaker: Todd Bockman
Series Description: When it comes to keeping birds as pets, you're always going to want to keep a few key things in mind. Get tips on taking care of and training various types of birds with help from an experienced pet specialist in this free video series.
So i've had my bird for about a year now. I keep his door open all day for him to go in and out, but he never lets me pick him up from inside the cage. he doesn't follow millet or any other treats, if I try to encourage (not force), him out or onto my hand, he bites. he used to be grabbed to be taken out in his previous home and I believe that's a huge part of the issue. I can kiss him and pet him at anytime though, he doesn't mind. however, if he's already out of his cage (which he only does by himself a few times a week, if that) he will happily step up with no issues. I have tried training him to step up onto perches, but once he figured out what I was doing, he stopped. I know that birds need outside time for at least an hour a day, but I don't know how I can give him that if he's not willing to come out of the cage. I still keep the door open at all times, and a perch next to it on the outside, but he still only comes out maybe a few times a week. Sometimes he won't even come out for a few weeks.
My bird was doing the same thing! What I did was training him to step up, by placing my finger (or stick) next to his stomach. After a month of doing that,- the trust started to come. Now I take him out of the cage every day
My bird will eat the millet spray, but she won't follow it. I keep the cage door open every time I read a children's book to her, which she LOVES when I do! She isn't hand tamed so she doesn't completely trust me yet. It she's now used to me putting my hand in her cage for a long wile slowly getting close to her. Once in a when she'll run from my hand but others she'll ignore it. She won't let me pet her yet though.
Its Poussey Not Pussy soo what happened?
Dude millet actually works great!! I have an cockatiel and I just gave it millet and she loved me like never before
Both my cockatiels loved to come out & spend time with me. All of a sudden the male stopped coming out. The female has been coming out until recently. All of a sudden, she refused to come out as well. I need to take them to the vets tomorrow afternoon, to have their nail clipped. The female needs care, she may have an infection. I finally found a vet who does birds close enough. They tell me to use a blanket or something to cover them, but I'm afraid of causing a heart attack. I am also going through a major trauma & I shake, so this would be no easy task.
I know I’m late but what happened to her
Cockatiels don’t like being grabbed but in an emergency a correct towel grabbing method works
OMG your amazing thank you very very very much
wow, thanks dear, now it's time to take my parrot out of the cage
I bought baby cockatiels - if I didn't grab them gently (they were not hand raised as told) they would starve as both were not onto seed. I don't want them to be scared of my hand but to help them live I have to grab them so I can feed them as they are both too young to have seed, but too old to hand raise myself like I've done before. Any advice?
I have birds that were raised very badly. They don't like spray millet or any other treats! What do I do???
Thanks for info
That’s Nice One!
Interesting information.
i bough millet spray weeks before corona spread.They loved it and finished it. i want to buy more and make friendship with them. But cant for two month atleast
Millets aren't to be given to birds as there daily diet! I just wanna confirm that did you give your bird Millets as treats or as there daily diet?
My cockatiels are babys and this can work easily but I did forced one to get out of the cage cause I thought it trusted my hand already but I managed to get it back into its cage
is clipping a cockatiels wings hurtful for him?
shoheli chatterjee depends on how you do it, try going to a vet and letting them getting it done! :)
Don't clip their wings, thats their ability and you're going to take it away from them
Thea Øien you clearly don't know anything
shoheli chatterjee I clipped my cockatiels his wings so I could tame him and it does not hurt him
No, it's completely painless as long as it's done right. I would only recommend clipping wings if you are currently taming them and you are having a hard time, or else if they often knock into windows or walls.
Hello
I need help please
I bought cockatil 1week ago , he is 5 mothns years old , allways trying to go outside the cage even Scratched him self .his nose became dark red . What I suppose to do?
is the cage so small? maybe its not a cockatiel cage, buy a bigger one. also he maybe feel dprsd so you can get him another cockatiel to spend time together..
+rere yes ,ı already did
Thanks
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My cockatiel was exactly like that...just give him some personal space and he will come to you sooner or later...don't cut his wings...they are his pride and confidence and don't force him to do anything he wouldn't like at first
Put all wires where he can't get them and stop him from getting into small spaces like under bed, between dressers, etc, then let him out of the cage.
I must've been fortunate, my bird couldn't wait to get out and crawl up my arm.
which type of food is it
My birb is like 3 y.o but never comes hand and it do voices like snakes. he's scared of hands. what should we do about that?
Does he fly away from you?
i can't find a video for this but what am i supposed to do once i have him out of the cage?? should i train him to stay in a certain spot or should he have freedom to explore. I feel like if i keep him in one spot he will get used to it and not want to leave at all
osomatsuuu wear gloves if he bites and push your index finger lightly on his abdomen and push in with little force and say "step up" or some command like that and repeat till he does it without having to push his stomache
Fresh Pick yes, and then reward it after a few try’s of no biting. Also I see that this is an old comment, how is your bird doing not @osomatsuuu ?
i havve a pair in a large outdoor aviary whare i had my. horse. .. i have to jump up and grab them cuz they fly away from me but when theyr inside they play around with me..any advice???....
Emily Wood albino female trusts me and the male too now:) but they dont wanna leave the aivary
***** and ur cockatiel looks like a boy
***** oh sry for ur bird... and mine s an albino and a pearl?
Wow
Mine just starts flying and hits the wall and falls
What was the food in your hand
@Thejessjess can I use other food like apples as an alternative?
but how can i get him out without letting him get hurt because i didn't cut his wings
A cockatiel will soon get bored and go back inside its cage. Try moving the cage towards it with all doors open, and place a treat inside. It will hop in and close up the doors.
The problem is
My cockatiel hates millet spray
Yea, it be like that sometimes
oreowo tk try something else, like maybe try giving it some fruits or veggies, and find the ones that it likes.
They r not listining
I just leave their door open and if they want to come then they'll come out lol
Mochira Exactly!
I would keep there door open but they wouldn't just come out !!
Bruh did not help
Dis is no help
EHOW u dont know how to explain
Waste
its not quite that simple, you also have to consider diet, traning (clicker and target training) body langue, ect id recommend birdtricks here on youtube great info.