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Difficulties in Training a White Cockatoo Parrot

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Thanks again to Scott and Mikal for letting us share their in home consult series! This time with their adopted cockatoo... whom I definitely thought you'd all enjoy seeing as I know you don't see enough white cockatoos on the channel!
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@michaelpencil666 4 года назад

OMG look at Capri targeting and treating a cockatoo she doesn't even know! I love watching the tiny trainer grow up! Obviously she's her own person and can do whatever she wants and whatever makes her happy but it would be so cool to watch someone go from a beginner trainer to an expert the way you guys are. And it shows anyone can learn bird language and build a relationship with them.

@betrisherninox2865 4 года назад

I'm a fan of Capri! For such a young person, she's so intelligent and wise. She knows how to remain calm and still and is clearly gaining a wonderful understanding of birds as she grows up in her unique family. Well done!

@DaniandChelsie 4 года назад

I cant wait for this! I have 6 birds but my umbrella cockatoo is definitely the most challenging and I've been waiting SO long for a bird tricks videos on cockatoos that aren't galahs! I love galahs but man, no comparison to an umbrella throwing a tantrum 😂 Praying for ya Jamie! I know cockatoos intimidate you 😂🙂

@Trth1707 4 года назад

I have a galah and tantrums are very rare( at least with mine) Umbrella cockatoos certainly look like a big challenge at times, from RU-vid videos, good luck.

@adm6785 4 года назад

Loved that sneaky lure you use at 6:33 . Gonna have to try that one since my cockatoo pins his eyes and thinks the chopstick is prey to be tortured and erased from this earth. 😂

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

Gotta use allll the tricks when it comes to cockatoos! lol

@Loveofpets 4 года назад

Beautiful Cockatoo 😍

@Korbit523 4 года назад

Love of Pets Do you think you will ever get a large bird or will you just stick to smaller birds?

@marshclem2255 4 года назад

I feel like this owner really wasn’t able to read the bird’s body language and didn’t care that it was uncomfortable. He was way too pushy

@LindaEll89 4 года назад

That owner was messing it up and he didn't respect the bird, his moves were negative so was his energy 😯. The cockatoo reacted on that, kudos for Dave and Capri to show how it's done. 😊🇳🇱

@HeyMySock 4 года назад

They guy seems to give off a negative energy from the very beginning. When someone says, "I have no filter," it's a red flag to me. No doubt they care about their bird though.

@kellysaunooke740 4 года назад

The bird doesn't like or trust him.

@trkrgal73 4 года назад

Yes, his opening statement of the video makes him seem very pushy and arrogant. I've watched other videos with him in them and every one he's got the same attitude.

@rhywnn 4 года назад

@@shannaabrams5400 if he is that forceful in front of a camera as well as a trainer, I wonder how he is when nobody is watching.

@margiemargie5 4 года назад

I'm glad your white cockatoo fears don't carry over to Capri. lol She is growing so well in training the birds. Good job Capri! ❤

@marenhaugen5283 4 года назад

This is so great, they really are hesitant owners and do love their bird. It is really important how you stress the trust with the bird and the building of trust with the owner here. Great video on how important the respect with the people and bird is!

@MrBrentles 4 года назад

The bird seems a bit anxious but very aware. Big beautiful eyes.

@patmcgillhastings9657 4 года назад

(laugh)What are you doing? Bird...Showing everyone my beautiful underfluffies!

@crashq8784 4 года назад

Patience, kindness and understanding. Best thing about how you work with these beautiful creatures. They're naturally curious and tend to want to investigate new things (and occasionally destroy them) but the amount of trust they have to have in us, as a completely alien species to them, is touching. Capri is fantastic with the birds and I wish everyone was like her. Please keep up the excellent work, every human you train makes a birds life worth living. Hopefully the owners have seen a side to their feathered companion that they haven't appreciated and also show the same level of kindness and respect you've demonstrated. Waves from Australia (with my galah on my shoulder).

@neilgauci9159 4 года назад

im getting a rainbow budgie today :)

@mhm77887 4 года назад

Congrats! Sounds like a beutiful budgie

@3mps 4 года назад

What are you going to name it?? So happy for you.

@pruviu3577 4 года назад

After month, how was your experience with it ?

@themanbehindtheslaughter3480 4 года назад

HoW is he/she going, I really want a budgie. But I decided to go to a cockatiel because they more cuddley, but imma get a yellow one and name it spongebob and if it’s a girl imma name it cheese

@alifayadh9005 4 года назад

@@themanbehindtheslaughter3480 I'm naming mine pikachu

@lillie5529 4 года назад

2:07 Guy:"step up" Cockatoo: "how bout..... no"

@_yolopatchtv3887 4 года назад

He's like a white, big flower.😍🥰

@Trth1707 4 года назад

I felt the cockatoo relaxed and was happy, when Capri was training him. It’s amazing how some animals can respond to a youngster, Some horses are the same, I had a fiery Arabian who was an absolute gentleman with children(careful supervision, of course)

@TyrannosaurusRae. 4 года назад

Every time I watch these videos I’m amazed more and more by you guys...I learn something from just about every one of them. Thanks 🙏

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

Yay, thank you!

@SofianaKusuma 9 месяцев назад

Me too 🫰🏼

@cortaditos 4 года назад

These videos actually helped with a lot of my birds, I do really hope you continue to make these!

@scentopink 4 года назад

Isabelle I think so to, the attitude, the approach, the williness to read the bird, in this video you can really see how is never going to work vs. how is going to work. Great example with huge learning curve

@nickolton3608 4 года назад

I always wanted a cockatoo you are the best bird trainer that is on RU-vid I watch the vids everyday I have a budgie and I was doing shoulder,perch and stay keep up the good work Jamie

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

Thanks so much Nick!

@a-belle7813 4 года назад

SHE IS SUCH A PRETTY BIRD!!

@justbirbvideos1701 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing the consultation with us! What an adorable bird💛 I love how she was hanging upside down at the start😂

@heenanyou 4 года назад

That cockatoo is very cute and has attitude.

@bkm2797 4 года назад

I remember this couple from a previous video, nice to see how they are feeling positive about the training thanks to BirdTricks training techniques. Beautiful Cockatoo(s), looking forward to their progress.

@Maria-oi3ls 4 года назад

Wow!!! That's great to have a new little friend. I hope you will enjoy the most beautiful moments with the cockatoo. 💝💖💞💓💗💕💘❣❤🧡💛💚. You're so kind with parrots. You tame they with no fear, I mean you're great! 😍🥰😘😄☺😊😃🙃.

@chriscarnes87 4 года назад

See Jamie there not so bad, even Capri can do it 😂 go Capri 💪😎

@FranklyFranky 4 года назад

I want to meet this guy’s entire flock , Looks like your biggest client right now

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

You will!

@lhmcd5538 4 года назад

Typical difficult cockatoo. It’s very familiar. Thank you. Edit: Had to add great job Capri.

@swishyfish2003 4 года назад

I just watched the first 30 seconds and even if a cockatoo wasn’t in the title and thumbnail, I would have known these were cockatoo owners lmao.

@heatherdiers1857 4 года назад

😂

@DAJ_Life 4 года назад

Ahhhh I love you channel!!!!!!!

@sandraraituma 4 года назад

Yay, I guessed right on this one :) Interesting to see you working with a cockatoo :) :)

@robertblackwell9919 4 года назад

I gotta repeat the obvious. You two are wonderful teachers and bird lovers, but I also see two superb parents! Capri's ever increasing understanding of birds and how important it is to respect these feathered friends is heart warming and proof of the way she's being raised. Great job all around!

@pablothecongoafricangrey2793 4 года назад

"We had to know you're not full of s###." 😍😂😂😂😂😂

@rhoratedr5798 4 года назад

I thought my macaw was weird preferring to step back onto my hand rather than stepping up; glad to know it's a thing some birds do.

@thekiwiverse4003 4 года назад

omg Capri is so cute! I can tell she is already learning so much from you guys!❤️

@catherinelynnfraser2001 4 года назад

This is one smart bird.

@lilcozygamer 4 года назад

I ... L O V E ... Your Husband and Capri! .. Also you, of course, but I CAN'T handle the 100% pure L O V E and interest and knowledge... It's so pure! You guys must be so happy together 🥰 And yes, the male owner of this Cockatoo seems very "Fed up" and kinda short tempered, but the thing to notice is that he is actually trying to understand the bird better. And I think that is worth a lot. And you guys are so great handling the owners too. This is just so wholesome !

@marcclemente9335 3 года назад

please remember to have a next of kin for your cockie! in australia are large number of cockies are put into sanctuaries or simply let free due to their owners dying. never forget that a cockie can live for up to and over 80 years!

@tarajh 4 года назад

Off topic: Holy cow, Mikal is gorgeous!

@Gupadodo 4 года назад

Another awesome video full of good content. The toe tapping made me laugh when you pointed it out. Also, Capri is seriously a bird whisperer! 7:26 wait, STAAAAP! Is she talking about Bumi?! I literally did a doubletake when I heard her say that and then Dave mentioned RU-vid went crazy lol. Anyway thanks for sharing :D!

@Avocetexotics 4 года назад

We went to a zoo the other day and they had a ton of cockatoos, macaws, amazons, and a whole enclosure of budgies. There was one cage with umbrella cockatoos that were dancing, laughing, and talking a ton. The quieter one came to the front of the cage and was giving clear body language that it wanted some scratches. I kept telling her that she was a pretty bird and started scratching her. She kept leaning closer practically trying to squeeze through the cage bars so it could be closer to me. When I went to walk away I said bye and the it screamed " wait! Come back! " to me. I felt so bad for leaving it but happy that it liked me. It was so cute!

@kerrihiggins2106 4 года назад

When the owner was working with her I was so anxious thinking he was going to get nailed the entire time 😬🤣 glad you guys were able to help them out and give them some direction. I love that they are eager to learn and truly want to do what is best for their birds. They have such a diverse flock!

@MissNebulosity 4 года назад

Capri is REALLY good.

@kathleenscreations367 4 года назад

the owner was telling the bird what to do with frustrations ,the trainer was calmer and more like ,asking for the bird to do a command ,you can tell the bird didn't like the owners approach

@ConfidentCritters 4 года назад

We are taking in a 21 year old Eleanora cockatoo in august. Will definitely be using a lot of your training tactics :)

@Allen-by6ci 4 года назад

Yall have cool clients

@ruthdinges470 4 года назад

I'm new to the bird world. We pick up our Jenday Conure this Friday. I've been noticing that these kind of birds remind of those friends back in the day that likes to go to mosh pits. 🤣🤣

@xfasterd8932 4 года назад

If it's a first bird I would reccemend going with a smaller bird such as a budgie or a cockatiel, but if you've done you're research you're probaly fine.

@EvilWhiteGuy7.62 4 года назад

Cockatoos are the most dramatic birds ever

@thelivingjoy9998 4 года назад

Omg I LOVE cockatoos!! I have a rescued Goffin who is my baby boy and next it’ll be an umbrella! ❤️❤️❤️

@FaerieSteph222_ 4 года назад

It's the evil birb from rio!

@lotus.... 4 года назад

She is beautiful!!! Could you please do a video with Moluccan Cockatoos? I have always wanted to add one to our flock and have heard so many negative things about them being needy or screaming all the time lol. I am on a farm so it doesnt matter if its loud but I want some tips on training them. Rn I just have a macaw, and a Amazon.

@mimthyss 4 года назад

Well I'd argue macaws and Amazon's are very loud too haha. I'm sure a cockatoo wouldn't be a problem in that sense. They're just notorious for 'mood swings' and 'unpredictability' but as with any bird, you have to spend time with them and get to know their personality and eventually you'll figure out how they'll react to stuff even if you've never seen that exact situation before, yknow? Like.. if it were your kid you'd know what they like and don't and when they're gonna throw tantrums etc. Same with birds :D as long as you have the patience, time, space, and funds - which I assume you do cause you already have a macaw AND an Amazon - then it should work out fine! Maybe visit some cockatoos of all types at bird rescues and shelters or any friends or such that have cockatoos etc. Get to know them. Each bird is unique though of course but it might help. Good luck :)

@bashikumar4745 4 года назад

It was hilarious to see everyone worried about a sulphur crested cockie bite! They are half the size of a macaw and arent nearly as fierce in bites, imo. I do love them but they are crazy.

@emmanuelleenouf8856 4 года назад

She likes Dave, you should get her!

@porkymilwaukee 4 года назад

Soo cute!

@DoubleYouDeeFourty9991 4 года назад

I liked the part with the cockatoo

@ajitsali9055 4 года назад

Can u please do a basic step up video

@michele6740 4 года назад

Dave, did he get it? It's NOT about obedience. She should be having fun while bonding & learning. He should watch all JamieLeighs videos (after 2012/13 or so)

@jennsinkona 4 года назад

I would loveee to see more sulfur crested too training. We adopted a 35yo resort rescue GSC2 named Patricia and she is amazing with my husband but with me??? Ughhh🤦🏽‍♀️ I’ve been touch training lately and it’s helped with a lot of our interactions. She’s great with me when husband isn’t home but completely psycho when he is home

@MichelleMCTran 4 года назад

Cockatoos are fun

@lindakandrews5280 4 года назад

Doing well

@hamedelayan161 4 года назад

Hey, I just rescued a 4 years old African gray. His feather is good and he’s doing good, but he is really scared when I first saw him he step up fine and he wasn’t scared from me. When I took him home , he very scared now and he doesn’t accept any treat, he didn’t eat until now and just a little bit, he bites anyone get near his cage. I’m taking things very slow, any advices on how I can let him trust me, I tired giving him a head scratch , he let me for like a second then he Bit me.

@luciferfaust 4 года назад

As far as he is concerned you've kidnapped him and taken him to live in a strange place. Give him time. Target train, don't step up train. Talk to him, share food, build trust. And give time. A lot of time.

@kolin0919 4 года назад

You dont have blueberry in your description with all your other birds

@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer 4 года назад

What? A umbrella cockatoo that doesn't like training? Why, I never. :p lol

@archiemb6510 4 года назад

I believe that’s a sulphur crested cockatoo, not sure which size tho!

@archiemb6510 3 года назад

@Birbgie I don’t know loads about toos 😅. I’m pretty sure it’s not an umbrella!

@archiemb6510 3 года назад

@Birbgie ah thank you! I didn’t mean u suggested it was an umbrella, sorry for the confusion!

@archiemb6510 3 года назад

@Birbgie no problem :)

@davescheer5038 4 года назад

Was hoping that you were going to train an umbrella, last time I tried stick training MadMax my u2 he took the chop stick out my hand like a spoiled three year old and chewed in in half , he’s a chainsaw with feathers, plus small treats have to be given on a spoon, I’m not losing any digits 🖐🏼👈🏽

@Dragoevo2 4 года назад

Rather than using a clicker can’t u say a certain word every time to replace the clicking noise? Edit: cause the clicker is there so it does what she did before when u clicked. So won’t u be able to use a word?

@heatherdiers1857 4 года назад

You can use a word. Many people just find it more difficult to stay consistent and maintain good timing.

@cassiemciver8543 4 года назад

I will get an idea for my friends cockatoo hes very aggressive and i was wondering how or how long to work with him so this should give some idea of how training may look

@jolr8068 4 года назад

Love your videos! ... but can they be longer? Short videos seem like your just getting into the content and then it's over

@gr8macaw1 4 года назад

I am owned by a 50 year old Moluccan cockatoo which I rescued 3 years ago. We have made great progress and I love him dearly 4 weeks ago I broke my ankle and now have a cast. As I live alone with my bird I had to board him. I call every day to check on him. Does anybody know if it would be good to face time him or would that confuse him and make him miss me more? I am bringing him home next week he is always out of his cage and dances and runs around playing with his toys. I welcome any suggestions all you birdy folks might have.

@destineelaine5581 2 года назад

Wait so what was the stick actually there go do?

@simpleclaymodeling4495 4 года назад

So, I have a question, I am thinking of getting a parakeet, and it will live in my room. My kitchen is on the other side of the house, the bird will not be allowed into the kitchen under any circumstances. We have 2 Teflon pans, and a nonstick waffle maker, that we hardly ever use, if I get a parakeet, would it be ok if we keep our pans?

@kittykate84 4 года назад

Personally I don't think it's worth the risk. Teflon can kill a bird at a very long distance!

@simpleclaymodeling4495 4 года назад

@@kittykate84 Ok, thank you very much for the info!!

@gabrielavila7075 4 года назад

Hi I am maki g an outdoor aviary and I wanted to know which birds are best. Right now I have a amazon a cockatiel and a little parrot what other birds do you recommend??? Thank you

@kiandrut 4 года назад

woah

@YeshItsCourtney 4 года назад

Whats the birds name?

@sonalisali9161 4 года назад

Can u please go back to basics and do a step up video

@3rbawialhassan541 4 года назад

👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@a.alqarra4087 Год назад

What kind treats is that? Please

@Amelz36 4 года назад

im getting a peach cacatoo!!!! are those the kind of same

@ella-nq5zt 4 года назад

I’m thinking about getting a green cheeked conure does anyone have any tips? Btw I haven’t owned any birds before this

@Kenzie.13 4 года назад

I just got a budgie do you have any advice for me?

@renees766 4 года назад

For budgies fresh veggie chop, chop it into TINY little pieces (millet seed size). I have 2 budgies and they throw out the larger pieces.

@kitnarpyed4575 4 года назад

Well, you’ve started at the right place, doing research. Continue to that keep yourself educated and knowledgeable. Then just take it slow, our guys took a year to be independent and fully trust us, but that also depends on your birds background. It might take a while but be patient and keep trying you’ll get there eventually. Also desensitize her to any new stimulus- slowly introduce new food and toys, feed by hand and build trust. Good luck

@RememberH15 2 года назад

Hey I recently bought a cockatoo and it’s been 3 days, It’s terrified! It won’t come next or even close to me, do you hav want tips to make the bird be not scared of me?

@joebean3615 Год назад

Hey foot ball debates just wondering if you still need tips (I find just quietly and not to fast putting food in they’re aviary’s and just leaving is a great way to bond and each time staying a bit closer and remember to go at your birds comfort levels It takes a long time to build trust and only seconds to break, be wise and good luck

@matthewtracy8720 4 года назад

How many birds do they have? 😂

@lovetricia Год назад

I don't understand why there's no loving for rewards and how petting them is not a part of the training

@Conifer_kestrel 4 года назад

are your birds harness trained?

@alexanderjansevanrensburg7390 4 года назад

Hi I'm a very big fan

@ellenfern7380 4 года назад

Soften your voice be kind lol they know when your not crazy about them or if your afraid.

@dianneguarino2348 4 года назад

He should have that bird

@FranklyFranky 4 года назад

3:30 it’s about time you take the sheet off

@ashlynrandolph6261 4 года назад

@tidalboxer 4 года назад

Ugh. Cockatoos are insane. WAY too much trouble IMO. They’re beautiful and I know a lot of people Lind them, they’re just not for me.

@greentoucan4128 4 года назад

Hellooooo

@krisbest6405 11 месяцев назад

I sense a not too loving attitude. I have one l go forward when he does and beack off if he,s not interested. It took 2 years he can get petted only on his head and kiss my mouth smeared in peanut butter.

@soowhatt5877 4 года назад

The most troublesome bird in my opinion.

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

This is the one of the flock they adopted for a friend who could no longer care for it.

@soowhatt5877 4 года назад

@@BirdTricks Is he in a home now or some other place?

@BirdTricks 4 года назад

@@soowhatt5877 I believe they still are working with this cockatoo on working it into their home dynamic. They didn't seem like the type to give up that easy, they knew it would be challenging.

@soowhatt5877 4 года назад

@@BirdTricks Thank you its good to know.

@lovetricia Год назад

Step up is a trick? They're just supposed to step up and step down don't reward them for stepping up and stepping down um let them know it's not OK for them not to step up turn around and give them your back and I like you gonna leave them They're just supposed to step up and step down don't reward them for stepping up and stepping down um let them know it's not OK for them not to step up turn around and give them your back and I like you gonna leave them Can't let your butt train you steping up is not a trick. I'm sorry I probably shouldn't post this I'm commenting on my cellphone using speak to text with no glasses on so hopefully it makes a little sense

@lovetricia Год назад

They have had Crane operater training since before the industrial revolution. Wtf? Some jerkoff threw you in a 300000 machine and said you'll figure it out !@@$ it

@hgvhghgggg382 4 года назад

First

@loganheargreavs5715 3 года назад

That bird not bonded with owner . He come across dominant distracting her self for avoidance. Training wonderful but bird prefer other s . Feel she being forced with training with person she doesn't like. He not treating her like individual just a bird. Cockatoo are such emotional creatures. She like your husband over owner. Is it fare to force a relationship.???