I decided to conduct a Simple Revision Test on all the Basic T-Stand Tricks that Kiki has learned. I got my brother to capture the revision test and compile it into a tricks collection. The collection includes Kiki performing:
Overall Kiki absolutely did a great job. The results of the revision test are definitely a successful one as shown in the clip above. I received a few emails and questions posted on YouTube asking me what are the first few tricks to be introduced to their birds. The tricks in the Basic T-Stand Tricks Collection performed by Kiki, are the ones that I really recommend. No other special props required in the training, all you need is a quiet and dimly lit room and your bird’s T-Stand. I believe these are relatively easy tricks that any birds can do, even many training books recommended these as the first few basic tricks to introduce to birds with totally no trick training experience.
As I always say in my posts, PATIENCE!
Patience is definitely the key to success!
bryan : athalia & Guest_2955: Thanks for adding the point for wing clipping.
Guest_2955 : I agree that trimming wings is for the bird's safety. Athalia, how did you manage to fly your birds, when it flew away?
athalia : Guest_1634 ...as for me clipping thier wings is not cruel.This is to ensure thier safety.They will not survived by themselve since they are brought up by us.anyway bryan ya hope that kiki is with someone gd.My cockatiel did fly away many times and luckly i always manage to get hold of him.Gd luck and cheers!!:O)
bryan : Guest_1634: Thanks for you concern about Kiki and support for the blog all time. Kiki is wing clipped, we all know the chances of living of wing clipped bird is slim, as she kind fly off from danger. We had already taken the necessary steps in hoping to recover Kiki.
bryan : athalia: Thanks for the concern. Kiki is wing clipped. I don't wish explain much, but I can say it's a long story, perhaps you should read my post labeled "Kiki MIA".
bryan : Guest_2955: Thanks for your support and the concern. No matter what I truly hope Kiki is still alive. Even she's never back, hope she's doing well and someone nice is taking care on her.
Guest_1634 : I'm so sorry that KiKi flew away. I have a Senegal and check your website from time to time. Most of us with birds as pets do not clip their wings and this could happen to anyone of us. My family has rescued three birds over the years. Keep trying to post your fliers- maybe someone will find her. Good luck.
athalia : u didnt clipped hes wing?!
athalia : hi there...sorry for ur lost...hope ull find him..how long hes been missing...?u staying in flat?
Guest_2955 : >_< why would someone remove those notice, that's evil. Could it be the same person who wrote those heartless comment on the poster? I want to stalk that person. Perhaps he has sth to do with the missing of kiki.
Guest_2955 : Hi, this is one of your fans from you tube, I sent you message, regarding what happened lately.
bryan : Hi people, thanks for all your concern and support. It's already the 3rd day since Kiki went missing, mum and me had managed to get accustom to this "change", no matter we still have to move on. Of course we still hope for the return of Kiki, but even if she didn't she will always be in our hearts.
Shaun : Oh no, this is terrible. I hope Kiki is fine. So sorry for you that this had happened. What are the chances Kiki will wonder off the perimeter's of your home area?
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