Hello, I wanted to know what advice you can give me or if you have any video explaining how to teach to free flight, I have a macaw ararauna who turns 1 year soon, and I would love to fly free as you ... is amazing!

i got a question,i bought a love bird and i read online they die faster without a companion so i bought another one.which was my biggest mistake i should of traind one first and got another later.now the place i bought from said no refunds so i saw online the dvds you are selling but i wanted to ask if it works with two birds at a time or do i have to seperate them in another cage or do by one what the video says to do. im only 13 year old boy so i hope you read this by now.heres my email adress luiscoriano1@yahoo.com.

nice to meet you

I spent a long time watching your videos the other day, and it's inspired me to try and tame my 2 year old budgies. I don't know if you're still answering questions, but I have one for you - Do you have any tips on how to get budgies to be more willing to take a treat? I'm at the stage with my budgies where getting them to accept a treat from me is the goal itself. So far I've gotten them to eat some millet that I hold for them, but they never move towards it, I have to move the millet to them. Thank you even if you don't answer it and keep making videos, they make many people smile. : D

Aww, I love your birds, you guys. <3 They're all so sweet and affectionate. I'd like to see more of Comet. He seems really sweet and Jamie, you're definitely his favorite. <3 It's so cute.

Where do you get a clicker?

found your video on my question :P

you must love what you do, i know i would!

What was the process behind becoming a professional parrot trainer? I love love love birds and i think it would be an amazing field to pursue

Great videos. :) I would love to spend an afternoon with you trading stories. I can see how your site can attract a ton of people requiring help with their birds. There are so many parrot owners out there with big hearts but inadequate information to care for their birds properly. Unfortunately, there is not one of us can take care of all of the questions. The best places to get advice, for those looking, is from a certified avian vet or your local parrot club. The time to get the information is before you get your bird, not when you're in crisis. However, if you're already past that point, getting real help for you and your bird from a vet, rescue agency, or parrot club is the kindest thing you can do.

do u want to kill me!!!?