My Daily Routine With Two Quaker Parrots & Sun Conure

I ❤ watching birds groom each other!

EVERY conure has the same name lol

What a lovely home for them! I too have a quaker and a sun. My sun highly obfects to my quaker's very existence! I have been thinking of getting another quaker because he is very social and my sun is also solitary and happy with that most of the time. I wish they would play together but, no such luck. Thank you for being such a great bird Mom!

So much involved in looking after these little terrors! Our daily routine is so involved too, sometimes I could really use a break lol!

THANK YOU. I learned a LOT. But I wanted to add IT’S EXTREMELY EASY TO HOUSEBREAK A BIRD I’m an old lady and I’ve had birds all my life. all my birds could fly, and I spent all day every day cleaning up after them on the floors, changing shirts every day at least twice or three times. I was down chairs and the tops of sofas. I spent hours every day, just making sure there was no poop on the human areasof my home. My 18-year-old bird housebroken herself. I’d like to tell you how easy it was.: When I got a new puppy, IParis was 18 yrs old. When I would take him out first thing in the morning naturally I took my sun conure out with us. I would put Paris on the Wrought iron railing, and then I would walk a few feet away & stand on the steps supervising my dog. I got to noticing that my bird poohed every morning when I had sat him on the railing—because, naturally, it was first thing in the morning & birds naturally have to Pooh as soon as they awaken. Well, my dog was trained, and I got to thinking why don’t I take Paris out every hour or so and put her on railing and see if he would Pooh. He always did. From that point I started putting him on the cage off of my shoulder about every hour as soon as he pooped I said nothing as I’ve heard housebreaking a. Bird is terrible, but I feel just placing a bird on a fence or on a cage & pickng them up just after they Pooh isn’t a bad thing in MY mind, Anytime just after she poohed I would put her back on my shoulder. She soon learned that INSIDE THE CAGE or OUTSIDE ON THE WROUGHT IRON RAILING were the ONLY places where he was supposed to poop. She didn’t mind it a bit. I seen an added an outdoor cage that I made out of a window. She considered that so naturally she pooped there. I also made a perch on the faucet inside the lavatory in the bathroom. She was with me all the time and so when I would go take a bath or put on my make up, I would set her on that perch. She would poo in the laboratory and then all I had to do was rinse it out. I live in when she died and I got a new Sun conure I named WhoDat. The lady, I bought him from said that he didn’t like to poo on a person and he would fly back to his cage already, so I bought an already housebroken bird, which was awesome. But naturally when he came to my house, he wasn’t used to it anytime I take (service dog out first thing in the morning. I moved from New Orleans and I’m in a different house no longer have wrought iron railing. So I put on a little railing that I have around my flowers. He immediately poops I pick him up. And he rides on my shoulder while we wait for my dog to pee. Inside the house, I would put him on the cage and when I saw him poo I would pick him up saying nothing and put him on my shoulder for a while. In a little while, I would put him back on the cage and as soon as he pooped, I would put him back on my shoulder. Now he does it within 30 seconds and he’s back on my shoulder. I have perches in every room like I’m sure all of you do. I did the same with every perch and every room putting him on it letting him poo and then putting immediately back on my shoulder. I named each perch cage so that when I had him on my shoulder and I didn’t want to walk all the way over there, I would just tell him, “Go HOME (that’s the cage in my bedroom. I didn’t do this just to have him poop, sometimes I would just send him to his cage because I had things to do, but he knew to put there because he had learned wherever he perched that was where he was supposed to go. This little darling, poos Only on his cages 98% of the time. Once in a while, I’ll be watching television and it’ll be two or three hours. He’ll be sitting on my shoulder and I’ll forget my shirt. I just thought this would save you a heck of a lot of time and it’s very easy to do. Birds are extremely intelligent and Paris in essence “housebroken herself” & this, in turn taught ME what to do when I got a new bird. You may or may not want to try it, but I just felt I could save you a few hours every day if you decided to housebreak your Birds. Again, thank you much for your videos. I learned a lot. I’ve taken three pages of notes just on this video alone.!!!! I had Paris for 20 years and I never had to clean up the floor or the bed or chairs or anything for those last 2 yrs. . Sometimes she would still poo on my shoulder, not often, but that was my fault because I had forgotten to put her on her cage.

I remember first watching this video 2 years ago, and now I’m finally getting my first sun conure tomorrow 🥹💕

Love watching other people's daily routines with birds! I love your set up - it looks super interactive! 😊

Such a great Daily Routine, love seeing how other people care for there birds on a day to day basis!

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I feel like your kind of lucky that your birds get along enough to eat together because my green cheek is jealous. If I even give my cockatiel a little scratch, so I have to feed them separately so they don’t fight.

I love how you have your TV on for your birds too. Whenever I have to go out to do some errands, I put your channel on for my birds to watch too. The minute my birds hear yours, then the squawking begins. Lol.

My sun conure (also named Mango) has been talking back to your Mango 🥰

This is great. And I love how you have space and toys and so interactive for the birds It hurts my heart when I see people that keep their birds caged and/or cages too small I pretty much know a lot about Quakers cuz I've owned them for so long, but this was so enjoyable to watch, abd my bird Bella really enjoyed it too😄🐦💚 I owned two quakers Bella and Joey past 20 & 21 yrs, and recently my 28-year-old Joey passed away from an illness that hit him overnight💔 I've always played Bird videos for them, but recently I've been trying to find more Quaker videos since Bella now is alone - she's 22 years old

This video was super helpful and I like beak crunching asmr, it was so cute.🥰

Man we used to have 2 of these bird but we have to give them away, those two remind me so much of them

Very sweet 😊☺👌❤💕.....

Love your videos

Quakers are definitely a grey area! They build amazing nests in the wild, so long as they aren't defending it for their life than it's a normal quakers behavior :)

love these types of videos! ❤️

Love your videos it's my new favorite 😍 channel ❤ I have a lot a lot of budgies in my house so I'm a bird lover my self too ❤❤❤