You can see on the picture there are no flight feathersare they clipped?
Buy a harness. Start by just leaving the harness on the table in front of her and getting her comfortable around it before attempting to put it on her. Aviator harnesses come with a how-to DVDI would love to take Dora out sometime, but I'm afraid of him flying away or something.
Can't wait to see Sif looking so smart in her cute harness. You sure are a good parrot mother, anybody can tell how happy and healthy those little cuties are. One suggestion: Just make sure to scour the sky for anything that evenly remotely resembles a hawk, those damn things are EVERYWHERE.@Sylvester - yes they are. Sif unfortunately has to do more training before I let her out and even then she will have a harness. However our little ones are already quite well and adjusted nicely from doing recall in the house to outside
How can you take them out so confidently?
Just be very careful, even clipped birds can flutter away or be scooped up by unexpected predators
But taking them outside with proper flight training is very dangerous, regardless of your bond with them. They are not trained to fly in strong winds and avoid predators.
Sorry to say it but it doesn't matter what you are saying. Read here: Does your Grey Sleep? | Avian Avenue Parrot ForumAsking for tragedy IMO
Very strange comment. Does this mean that a quality bird don't need flight training?and we got quality birds from a quality breeder.
Another strange comment.You remain vigilant and you prepare the best you can. However, if you live your life tucked away, clutching everything you care about until it strangled to death and afraid to do anything then there’s no point in living.
Sorry to say it but it doesn't matter what you are saying. Read here: Does your Grey Sleep? | Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
Very strange comment. Does this mean that a quality bird don't need flight training?
Another strange comment.
I can assure you that I value my life very high and my birds safety always comes first.
We are going on smaller trips together in their stroller. (where they are safe) And we do a lot of other things together, but safety always comes first.
The day I make something irresponsible and egoistical, and because of that loose them, that will be the day when there’s no point of living.
Someday I hope you will see the difference, because I'm sure of that your birds want's to live.
A concern for the safety of your birds isn't a personal, and isn't an ad hominem attack.
You must be reading a different thread.
Doers anyone think it would be possible to bring a lovebird out on a harness (Talking about my Pippin bird)