“Stoner bird”😂😂

I’ve had mine for 16 years and to this day he’s still my best friend! Voracious eater. Cuddle bug. Trouble maker. But he’s potty trained!

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! I just started potty training mine. Go "poop" is the magic word haha

@DirectarAmi

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 how did you pottery train him. Please can you make a video? I’m adopting Senegal soon.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the video I did on this here, don’t forget to subscribe. Congrats on your new feathered friend! kzread.info/dash/bejne/e455tJSsj86WZaw.html

Got my first parrot and is a senegal and had him for three months sweet and awesome bird but he can be a handfull sometime. I still love this troublemaker

You are 100% correct and I wish people would listen. Parrots are too smart to be a toy.

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

This has honestly helped me a lot, I’ve put in about a year or so of thought and research into parrots and finding the right parrot for me. I’ve been heavily leaning towards a Senegal Parrot but have been struggling to find this kind of detailed personal experience! I would love to see more education and experience from you! Please keep up the amazing work you do! Side note: I’ve researched enough to know this isn’t the time for me to get a parrot, I’m waiting for the right moment and the right bird! I’m falling in love with Senegal’s! On the right day I will be happy to find the bird for me! (:

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome great to hear! Great first parrot to get. Check out other videos on the channel for more tips 📝

These birds can be best friends, training is the key 😍

Very informational, thank you! And he is so cute when he yawns

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks Cierra!

My boyfriend and I are going to take in his parent’s Senegal and you’re videos have been super helpful!! I’m going to have to do a ton of work with him so thank you for all the educational vids

Love your videos man. Great information.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I can tell you’re a great bird owner. Kudos. I’ve owned cockatiels and am considering adopting a bigger bird. Great job!

You are a true pet owner when your pet has a million nicknames

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

Hahah he’s my lil buddy. You should see me worry when I leave for a day on the weekend. I wonder how Elfies doing, oh he’s gona be mad I left him for this long 😆

great info,Thank you,beautiful parrot!

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jana!

That information really came in useful ! Thanks for sharing 👍

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to help, thank you :)

Thanks for this. Hearing about your bird's history and how you have worked with him is brilliant.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Robert! Glad you found value in it! Keep up the good work 🦜 🖖🏽 ❤️

The way you describe him reminds me of my WC pionus. I been wanting to get a Senegal, I love the eyes against the dark face.

Great information

My sennie, Griffin, is fifteen now! I've had him since he was six months old. He's a moody, affectionate, hilarious little clown and I love him to pieces ❤️ Love this video and thank you for being a responsible owner!

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

Nice Elfie is getting up there in age now too! Haha

I own a 2 year old Caique and I’m wanting a second bird and I really like these guys

I recently inherited my mom's Senegal parrot Chansu. He's 26 years old and an absolute joy.

He is beautiful.My Senegal is 13 weeks today. He has 1 toe nail missing . From birth, but coping very well. Climbing, swinging, very entertaining little baby.

My ferret's name is Elphie! Very good video by the way. I appreciate you talking from real life experience and keeping the conversation fun and informative. Keep it up!

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, twins! haha Never thought another pet would be named like mine

I met a Senegal today and was surprised to see they have the playfulness of a conure but are quiet and less nippy! This is making me seriously consider them as I have an apt and really missing having parrots.

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

My Sennie is a great apt. bird ❤️

@susannemichelsen8879

11 ай бұрын

I went to a Senegal rescue to get to know them but they had a Quaker who got surrendered. We fell in love with him and we adopted him and after 4 months to get to know each other he is such a sweetheart. I handled a Senegal and it was so sweet. ❤

Great video!

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jade!

Very good video … ! Have parrots never this size and baby …. It’s so interesting! Thanks so much !

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

👍🏽🦜🖖🏽

THANK YOU

Really nice video 👍

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

I found one of this cutie injured in my backyard, well he is my pet now and I really do love his personality a lot.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Nice man! You’re the real MVP 🏆🦜

@MrArjunchoudhary

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe he has an owner?

Keep it up 👍

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro! Appreciate the love!

Glad to see this channel! I have a 34 year old Senegal Jessie that I’ve had since she was four months old! Even though shes an old lady I can try some of these techniques and see what happens. If nothing else it will be enriching for her! She definitely has her opinions lol

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome Robin! Awesome 👏🏽 Keep up the good work!!

@robinganesan4106

2 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 Allan, you mentioned a facebook group but I can't find it, what is the name? Thanks!

I am considering getting a Senegal, thanks for the tips

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

No problem! Let me know how it goes :)

Useful

ayo why does he have 797 subs yet got 9k views?? this dude is underrated man

My sun conure is super chilled, he doesn’t yell unless a family member walk by and not speak

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

You have it good! Conures hurt my ears 🔊 👂haha

Wow!! 🤔My English is not good on writing. Pero quiero decirte que he visto muchos videos de parrots y de personas profesionales y tu video me encanto!!! Muchas felicidades!!

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

¡Gracias Gloria! Me alegro de que te gusten los videos! Saludos desde San Diego!

My Senegal is 30 years old. He eats everything, when we first got him and let him join us for dinner he ate lamb chops and salmon. He loves everybody but me. He attacks me, and bites me. I take him out of his cage with an 8 foot wooden dowel stick. I still love him.

Just got a 1.5YO Meyers. People been telling me that with him being “older” I won’t be able to achieve certain things with him. Your videos have really helped give me confidence!

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

He’s basically still a baby lol I got mine old and grumpy and he’s been able to do a lot! Let me know if you need help with anything and keep me posted on your progress :)

@ashleymcintyre4716

2 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 thanks heaps - letting him settle in at the moment, only been here just over a week :) How long do you recommend to let them settle before you start working with them properly? He’s super friendly, out of cage daily and interacts with everyone, just haven’t started formal training/altered routine etc.

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

Now would be a good time unless you see any reason not to.

@ashleymcintyre4716

2 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 👏👏 wanted to get the little poss settled into a new home and routine but he’s very chill - time to begin!

Are you going to have more parrots in future ?

Hey! I've heard that peanuts can carry a fungus that can be life threatening to birds, but walnuts are a great alternative! Also, walnuts are very healthy for them! Just what to keep the baby safe! ❤️

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve heard of that as well but never actually seen proof. It’s hard to say sometimes. Your hands can be life threatening as well, all it takes is some dirty hands 🖐 🤔 I give him raw almonds, walnuts, macadamia, and Brazilian nuts or fruits 🍉 for most of his training treats but rarely entire ones got to keep him motivated with the good good haha 🥜 🙌🏽

@tinandglass

3 жыл бұрын

It's called aspergillus flavus and it's present in other food like dried grains (rice, corn, wheat) and ground nuts like walnuts and hazelnuts. When it reproduces it creates a mycotoxin called aflatoxin which is not just dangerous for birds, but humans too. It's carcinogenic causes liver damage, and can cause fungal infections in their air sacs/lungs. We probably don't see a lot of it in the west because countries where peanuts are grown, like the USA, monitors peanuts and other food stuffs for the toxin and sets limits on how much can be in food meant for human consumption. I have an Amazon that has it in his air sacs ...

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Good thing Elfie prefers raw variety of nuts :) Thanks for the info, I fee more woke 💯

Where and what size harness did you get for your Senegal parrot

Great video full of information !! Thank you Allan !! I am actually thinking about getting a Parrotlet or a Senegal Parrot. What would you recommend best?

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Depends on what qualities you want in a parrot I.e some species tend to be less chatty and noisy * disclaimer all parrots are loud haha some tend to be more consistent than others. Also take into account space/cage size, toys, monthly costs etc. I’m biased toward a Senegal it worked for me as a more apartment friendly species :) 🖖🏽 Hope this helps!

Hi I am thinking of getting another bird cuddles are a must for me I have 2 budgies currently

Went to a store to watch a pionus. And there was a Meyers so cute? What's the difference between the 2?

Great video, I just adopted a 10 year old male Senegal Parrot named Senegan. I am his third owner. The second owner had to let him go after two years since she was working too much and could no longer give him the attention he deserves. The first owner had him for 8 years but when finally getting married his wife was not onboard. I was really scared that he might have some sort of deep rooted psychological problems but he is amazing! On day one He climbed on me, my wife and son, and either of us could pet him! For the moment he is pretty scared of everything new and only likes being either in his cage or on our shoulders. I cannot place him anywhere else. He's just scared. He is also annoyed by my two budgies who fly freely so I placed him in my office. My male budgy always wants to challenge him while the female just wants to hang! Senegan has been very tolerant but it's better I separate them since Senegan can easily snap the budgies neck if he wanted. One of my buddies also has two Senegal Parrots and I look forward to watching the rest of your videos. My bird has his wings clipped and loves it outside but I have to be mindful of the falcons where I live.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome 👏🏽 congrats!!

I have had mine for 3 years now. Past owner he used to bite now he don’t and he eating the right sort of food now. He had been treat not so good by a man so he wasn’t trusting me at all. He still getting there I can just about touch his head on the top. But picking him body wise up he fine with now

Are his wings clipped?

Senegal parrots are considered pests in their home environment. I adore them. I want another.

What are their most distinctive traits? I've heard a lot about them, and I'm deffinetly interested, but what are some quirks you've noticed?

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Not sure about quirks I just appreciate my parrot 🦜 the way he is haha

hey, interested in a bird for my bday. do u know anything about Parakeets?

People say Senegals are quiet for parrots, but they are still extremely loud. When my family and I lived in an apartment, we had a Senegal named Nosy, who was cute, smart, and talked a lot, but when I tried to sleep, Nosy started screaming so much I couldn’t sleep at all! We had to give him away to another family because of this. Still better than the two Eclectus we had before then…

@katsy3333

Жыл бұрын

What was wrong with the eclectus? Curious as I’m leaning on getting this breed

@TheBirdGuy42

Жыл бұрын

@@katsy3333 It was only that particular Eclectus. Not the species as a whole. Each Eclectus is different.

My male Senegal getting better since I watched this vid. But going to keep at it. Just trying now to get my hand near him without walking off. He lets me pick him up bodly now

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

*Keep up the good work! Keep me posted!* 🙃

@Lerch1210

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 will do :)

4:06 exactly my bird! he's very loud in the mornings though... if he's in the cage and he sees the sun,, he screams, like your years would explode with blood, my neighbors hear this... my only excuse for now is their kids scream and drop things on my ceiling too

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Hahah love it!

How much time it took for the parrot to stop yelling for you (when you left the room)? I mean the behavior to fade out? Thank you, and keep up the good work!

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there! I would say about 2 months every bird will be different so there is no exact time, I noticed once I established a consistent routine and he knew I wasn't going to leave him + ignoring the contact calls it started phasing out. At the same time I improved his diet and sleep routine so I'm sure that helped :)

What about the Green Cheeked Conure as a beginner bird and is a lovebird a beginner bird

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and yes! Just make sure you know what each species of bird is like and that you can give proper attention and care :)

hi currently i keep love birds in a big bird room and im thinking about getting a pair senegal parot too so i want to ask how loud or noisy they are? For me if a parot is loud is not a problem i love parrots but i dont want to case problem for my neighbor.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Parrots have their loud screaming episodes usually no more than 5 mins at a time but then again there are exceptions (Cockatoos haha) check out the video on The Best Starter Bird on the channel. Overall plan for your parrots to be loud, also when you get a pair you will have to train them separately and there is always a possibility they will bond with each other one day and want nothing to do with you or other humans. If you have the time commitment to work with one parrot and give plenty of quality time I recommend you start there. :)

We all have those scars 😂

What is Elfie’s routine? I’ve heard parrots like to follow routines. Is he aggressive with other birds? How do you handle a bite when it happens? Have you ever accidentally dropped him?

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Jade, 1) Elfie is a very laid back bird lol sometimes I forget he's in the room with me because he's so quite. Usually his day starts at 8 am with poop training lol once he goes poop he gets a treat then give him breakfast after some wave/whistle/spin/kiss tricks for fun. Then he decides to nap for about 2-3 hrs (food coma lol) then he'll hang out an play until about 4 pm which he then begins to chirp to let me know he's hungy. From there we do some trick training/flight training etc 15-20 mins. Go for a walk with his harness on, then he gets dinner. We hang out until 6-7 pm and play then its sleep time. This is on weekdays. 2) Elfie prefers humans and doesn't care for other birds. 3) He generally doesn't bite people because I make strangers give him treats/positive reinforcement and try to socialize him as much as possible. The way to handle a bite is to learn why it happened and not trigger him to bite in the future this way he has no desire to bite later. 4) I have accidentally dropped him before but it's because he was spooked but he flutters and lands on the soft carpet and softens his fall. This is why I flight train him so he can learn to fly to safety if he gets scared and not injure himself. Hopes this helps :)

@jadeg1804

4 жыл бұрын

theBirdBae Thank you

I have a older Senegal parrot been trying different things to bond with him he likes females/lady’s not men. He as had 2 other owners they not done nothing with him n as been biting them. So going to try this way see if he settle down abit

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Yes it takes time but definitely worth it in th end check out a video on that here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Znqnts-yYrLeYZs.html

How i wish to have a senegal parrot. But your video helped me to realized that working a full time away from home is not healthy to build a good relationship with our pet. Sigh :(

What store in San Diego? Looking to get a Senegal. I have a jenday conure right now and looking to add one more bird to our flock.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

It was Birdsmart, Our Feathered Friends also had a good set up

@LoXHumaN

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 thanks for the info I’ll be calling them closer to spring and see if we have lucky getting a Senegal or maybe even another conure

I have a senegal parrot, that I named Mango. No idea the gender, but I consider Mango a male. I'm not sure on the age (does DNA test approximate that?). I got him free from a coworker, who in turn got him from an acquaintance, of which they kept him in the basement with hardly any sunlight or interaction. When I first got him, he was incredibly loud, but after 1.5 years (April 2019), he's doing much better. He still had loud periods (hormones?), but for the most part, he's fairly quiet...unless he wants attention, or if the back door opens and I leave to walk the dogs, he will squawk really loud. I don't think Senegal Parrots are good for apartment dwellers or around other neighbors who may question or bring up to your HOA/Landlord without their knowledge. In the end, I love my senegal parrot. Does yours say anything? Mine squawks, whistles, and does this muffled noise that almost sounds like he's trying to say something (usually when the TV is on), it sounds like the EMF/Radio static. He also knows how to step up from the beginning and likes to dip his crunchy food in water and then eating it that way; other than that, not much in terms of other tricks or habits.

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

My Senegal doesn’t speak much just different whistles and chirps and clicks haha

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

But he is a good bird and very quiet, more than the dogs around where I live haha

For Senegal parrot do they have a hormonal flip?

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Do you mean flip out when they’re hormonal? Never heard the term but I will say all parrots 🦜 can have a tendency to act “different” lol around mating season usually in the spring. I.e regurgitating on you, being defensive around their cage, or hunting things haha it will depend on the bird. The best thing to do is to not enable them to keep doing it or encouraging the behavior. Not encouraging he behavior tends to make it go away on its own (way faster).

@reignharris92

4 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 thank you for the insight. I kept hearing about parrots around 1 or 2 of age getting really mean causing people to rehome them. And I thought I would ask

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah so when birds are young they tend to be cuddly then they mature and might tend to have a changes in behavior/personality but if you raise/tame/train them properly you can still work with them. The benefit of getting and adult bird is that what you see is what you get haha 🤣 Great question though!

Mine still got the fearful behaviour going to try target training. He kk wen he out he let me get near him but soon as I put my hand near him he goes away. He as apple for breakfast then nuts n fruit for his tea. I got a clicker coming. Had him for 7 months now. But I can handle him while he in the bath but that’s the only place I can handle him. He likes watching ur vids but try’s to bite my phone 😂

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! Might help not feeding him fruits and nuts as daily meals more as treats so he has motivation to come to you :)

@Lerch1210

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 Yh I don’t feed him if I want to train him I offer sunflower seed as a treat as that’s getting my hand near him as gets used to it. if he does the right thing. Hoping he gets the idea that he gets 1 if he does that then hold on if I don’t do that I don’t get one. He started to bite it he just lets me touch then treat with a click B4 the treat. Working progress will take time. Not my first time handling birds just my first time owning one

Hy can Senegal parrot be gender biased if yes so how to check before purchasing please please reply reply please

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

No, you have to DNA test them to determine gender

@bahloogaming3913

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 oh ok thx

Ladies Man!

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Elfie is a hit with the ladies :) He leaves me and gives them all the attention when they give him attention 😏🙄

You never own a Sennie. You are permitted to become its slave. Don't delude yourself into thinking otherwise.

Is he friendly with kids ? is not he a one person parrot?

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

He’s pretty friendly with other people, he will let other people hold them and stuff and fly to people for treats for recall.

I have had a senegal for many more years and as a rescue parrot I need to be honest it really doesn't matter this is a very bitty type. that is normal. Your are right that you dont ever hit the beard just slowly pull their beak off slowly and never hit them. Really to have a parrot is you will get it. They are still wild animals and if you are not ready to be bit or give four hours to hang out with them please don't get pne.

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Well said!

I want a beginner parrot i love the green cheek concure caique an Senegal parrot who is the best i want also a bird that love my familie not one person

@parrotsco.3224

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! All great parrots with different personalities. It all depends on what your looking for. You can work with any parrot to not be a one person bird. 🙌🏽❤️🦜

@gaudibonkink6755

3 жыл бұрын

Can you say wich is the best starter parrot who loves family?

@gaudibonkink6755

3 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsco.3224 which parrot would you choose green cheek caique or a Senegal parrot

I would be scared he would just bite a chunk of my ear out

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Haha! True I would actually never put a parrot on my shoulder that isn’t tame or I don’t trust. Shoulders or for nice birds, the naughty ones stay on their perch. (I use shouldering as a reward/fun experience).

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

Haha! True I would actually never put a parrot on my shoulder that isn’t tame or I don’t trust. Shoulders are for nice birds, the naughty ones stay on their perch. (I use shouldering as a reward/fun experience).

@bangally3551

4 жыл бұрын

theBirdBae LOL my Senegal literally kisses me and licks my ear when I put him on my shoulder

@parrotsco.3224

4 жыл бұрын

@@bangally3551 Yeah they're weird like that haha

Oh man when you said that when you picked him up in the morning he took a big, massive bite outta your hand, I thought you were gonna say he took a big, massive dump. Like yeah, we know, lol.

@parrotsco.3224

2 жыл бұрын

Lol