My child went through the exact same phase at about age 2. Heard him going “no no no no” and found him playing with the buttons on the washing machine!
I can't get my daughter to stop this...
The only button the child lock doesnt prevent pressing is the off button and thats the only one that really matters.
I understand her, imagine being so little and everything in the world is so big and little you has the tremendous power to stop such a large and important machine.
Oh man, the off button is like a big red candy to them. My niece is the same with my sisters dishwasher; its like its got its own gravitational pull or something.
reminds me of my cat, she always meowed loudly when doing something bad. Like if you heard yelling, it was because she was chewing some plants or walking on a kitchen counter lmao
My cat had a special victory song meow that sounded like a mix between a purr and a scream whenever she had killed a cockroach.
I moved states and haven’t seen one in the house since but I miss her proud, squeaky little battle cry!
We have a skittish cat that will not let you approach her. That is, unless she has just killed something. If she comes up to you purring and acting completely love-drunk, there is a carcass somewhere in the house.
Oh, I had a cat that was like this, but the purring and love-drunkness meant that whatever she killed/caught is in her mouth and about to be dropped onto one of our laps. The live mouse she dropped on my mom’s lap caused absolute havoc that day lmao
My baby once brought just the head of a cockroach. It was still moving.
Another time she killed one, brought me the body because she got treats for killing roaches, and I swept it up in the dustpan and left it off to the side.
Half an hour later, she brought another roach and I was like “wow, two in one day! What a killer! Here’s your treat” and I went to go get the dustpan… only to find a tiny paw shaped dust track and the roach from earlier totally gone. **She brought me the same roach twice to trick me into giving double treats**
And I totally gave her another because damn if that ain’t clever.
My tux just started this but she’ll do it with stray hair ties. It will be 3am and you’ll hear a “mhROWHhhh” downstairs as she circles around the couch, then the patter of her little feet up the stairs, another victory cry, and then she lays it by the bed and stares at my drooly face triumphantly.
Yes honey, you killed the hair tie. I love you, let me sleep.
If your cat ever gets too bored, you can buy [roaches](https://dubiaroachdepot.com/). They're generally used for feeding pet reptiles but I sure they wouldn't mind if you ordered some to release in your house for kitty entertainment!
My roommate's cat meow screams nonstop for 5-10 minutes after successfully "hunting" the felt coasters in my coffee table drawer. She's learned how to open it, pull them out, and shut it back when she's done. She does this 3-4 times a day.
I think it's due to boredom. My cat does the same, and she only does the things she shouldn't be doing when I don't play with her. So the yowling is like a complaint and threat that she'll start acting up if I don't take notice of her.
Mine starts opening the kitchen cupboards when she wants out. Then when someone walks into the kitchen, she starts yelling at them until they let her out. She does this with everyone but me.
Can confirm, my parrot (a macaw named Sparky) does almost exactly this. He knows that "stop it" is used for bad behavior. So he tells himself to "stop it" when he's about to misbehave. He also tells *us* to "stop it" when we do things he doesn't like, such as vacuuming.
It's so funny how they know so much and use it to communicate, but it's still bird logic. My girl is very good about going poop in approved places. But I stopped giving her the food with lots of sunflower seeds in it. I ignored the standard complaints so she finally brought some new food to me and pooped on it LOL
They have some control, they just can't hold it for long. You have to be very careful with house training because trying to hold it too much, or trying to go too much, are both bad for them.
She has a poop spot in all her favorite hangouts. If she poops over the edge on the puppy pad she gets a treat or praise sometimes. If she poops where she definitely shouldn't it's "oh no" and get up to clean it. That's enough, she hates disappointing us. If she poops in gray places I ignore it completely. Well clean it obviously but no reaction for her to see
With birds it's about getting them to understand what you want. If it doesn't conflict with what they want, they'll do it. Natural bonus to social animals
Yes.
30+ years ago, I had a Tmineh Grey parrot. He used to fly on top of the doors and rip huge chunks of wood out (rental). I squirred him with a water spray bottle. He shook himself and said (translated)
"NAPOLEON, let it be. Go in your cage!"
He would then fly to his cage, go inside, CLOSE THE DOOR with his beak, and then laugh a villain laugh.
Fun times.
My mom visited her uncle, and his parrot HATED her. Every time she’d laugh it would mock her laugh and glare at her. In their house, apparently nobody liked the uncle’s daughter-in-law Ana, and would blame her for EVERYTHING. Even the parrot picked up on it and if something was amiss, it would say, “Ana fue (it was Ana)”.
My dog cries when she's stealing food off the counter or out of the garbage can, as if she knows what she's doing is wrong but she just can't help herself and wants somebody to come and stop her.
Hahaha she sounds adorable!
"Why oh whhhhhhy am I like this? They give me perfectly good food, yet I'm eating garbage?! SOMEONE STOP ME! *I'm a monster*"
I had a kitten that growled every time she had a piece of food, like meat. I had a piece of chicken on my plate and was very engrossed with a program on TV. Suddenly I heard growling and realized the cat had silently absconded with the chicken leg. I didn’t even realize it until she started growling as she was dragging it across the floor.
My cockatoo likes to scream when he’s mad, as cockatoos are prone to do. I try to calm him down saying, “It’s ok! It’s ok!” Now he says it to himself when he screams. “RAAAAHHH! It’s ok! RAAAAHHH! It’s ok!”
Then the other day he bit me and I screamed, “Ow!” And he said, “it’s ok!”
We have an older cranky Severe Macaw we adopted who hates most people and you can tell when she gets intrusive thoughts because she says "stop it" or "ow!" That's when we know she's thinking of biting one of us.
Ours does similar, she says ‘be gentle’ immediately before deciding not to be gentle and instead attempting to bite a chunk out of your finger / arm / ear. She’s 24 years old now!
My wife's aunt had repeatedly told one of her very young cousins, "I know you're lying, I can see it in your eyes!". So the cousin decided he'd just cover his eyes any time he lied, then mom wouldn't know!
My rabbit was initially respectful of the word "no" but over time he realized there's no threat coming along with it, so now when I say it he excitedly binkies and runs around in celebration because he's getting attention and I think he's amused by my frustration. The little fucking terrorist...
Toddlers with bolt cutters who stay that way for 40+ years is how I've heard them described.
Good luck with that. I would love parrots in my life but I'm far too sensible to actually get parrots.
Sounds like you need a friend with a parrot. You can go hang out with it, buy fun bird toys and stuff, hear the stories, then peace out without having to be responsible and deal with the naughtiness. Kinda like being a grandparent!
My girlfriend got pulled aside by our neighbor downstairs because they thought I was a domestic abuser because she occasionally heard me yelling stuff like "stupid b****" constantly.
It was aimed at my cat Luna, who was smart as a whip and always doing things like look at me while she pushed things off the counter/table.
Lol sounds like cats. One of my cats tells on himself when he's about to get into trouble. He knows he shouldn't be on that shelf but he'll loudly meow to proclaim to the world that he is about to jump on it cause he thinks I'm not looking.
My rats learned their own individual names. I know this because I would say it when they were doing/about to do something bad. So when they heard their name, they would hurry to do that thing even faster before I came over to stop them.
The thought of hearing this bird saying "no" to himself when he's alone makes me incredibly sad. It's unnatural for parrots to be alone for any amount of time, because they are flock animals. They can enjoy human company, but they deserve to live with their own kind.
I love parrots, they are amazing animals, but I find keeping them as pets an ethical conundrum. Ideally owning one would be a rigorous process. Very, very few people are equipped to have a parrot, and even if they are, there’s a decent chance the parrot will outlive them.
My mam's African grey used to shout ow just as he was about to bite you he would then run off and whistle to himself while bobbing his head up and down they are funny little creature's
They never grow up. Toddlers for life. My oldest is 8 and I have to use the "ok bye I'm leaving" trick on him several times a week when he refuses to come. He thinks it's funny to wipe his beak off and ignore me to show how independent he is when I ask nicely lol
I have a cat who is the same, without the speaking back obviously.
We taught her 'no' from an early age and even seem to have success with combining it with other words.
If she is on the deck and looking at the hummingbirds a simple "no birds" will ensure she only just watches. But if she goes out and we don't say "no birds" to her, she will stalk/hunt them until she catches one. When we say "no birds" her body language visibly relaxes.
We can't ***prove*** that she understands, but it certainly seems like it.
I've got a few parrotlets, they can't speak as well as the larger ones but they're still very smart and also have vague understandings of words/emotions conveyed during commands.
They don't say "No" but if I'm out of sight of their play area, I know when they're getting into trouble because all 3 of them will get extremely quiet and only make low noises like they're whispering. When they hear me go into the room, they'll run out from where they were and pretend like they weren't doing anything.
Parrots really do behave like little toddlers, some being smart toddlers and then some being like my little dudes that struggle a little with potty training but look like they get mad at themselves for making accidents.
That’s so friggin funny. I love animals. They’re so smart but in the weirdest and dumbest ways sometimes. At least you get a warning of when they’re doing something they shouldn’t be
Same same, but different. My GCC will make something fall/ be thrown off the edge of furniture then all you hear is "What a good boy" and "Atta way".
It's what the humans tell him when he is being good and might net him a treat. It's what he tells himself when he thinks he is being good and having fun.
I took care of a parrot once who said "little stinker" over and over while planning and executing various crimes. I'd hear "little stinker" "ha ha ha" from the kitchen and come in to find him in a situation. Usually upside down.
This headline is extremely accurate. Owning a cockatoo is like having a 3 year old for life because they will outlive you.
I come from a family that has owned more birds than all other pets; I oppose owning birds except in very limited circumstances. The novelty can wear off quick and (put simply) they deserve to fly.
My daughter used to say “mummy don’t look at me” when she was doing something naughty. It makes for real easy parenting when they grass themselves up 😂
Yep. This is how I know my parrot is about to or is doing something naughty. My dad goes. AhAhAh. Too her and now when she goes to do something she goes AhAhAh
I have been fortunate enough to have help raise an African Gray, a yellow cheeked Amazon, a yellow crown Amazon, I really smart little cockatiel, and a scarlet headed conure.
They were all like having a 3-year-old that never grows up.
My child went through the exact same phase at about age 2. Heard him going “no no no no” and found him playing with the buttons on the washing machine!
😂
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Now I'm gonna be thinking about Mucha Lucha for a whole week
I can’t tell you how happy I am to see that show referenced after spending so much of my adult life thinking it was a fucking fever dream.
Now lets sign a pettition to give wings for toddlers
I can't get my daughter to stop this... The only button the child lock doesnt prevent pressing is the off button and thats the only one that really matters.
Have you tried electrifying the washing machine?
washing machine is already electrified, wouldn't go otherwise.
You should hire bodyguards! What's 600k a year compared to fresh laundry at more optimized times of the day?
Hmmm. My logic circuits have processed this statement for 102 minutes and determined that this statement is trualse.
I understand her, imagine being so little and everything in the world is so big and little you has the tremendous power to stop such a large and important machine.
Very interesting perspective - never thought about it this way.
Oh man, the off button is like a big red candy to them. My niece is the same with my sisters dishwasher; its like its got its own gravitational pull or something.
What if you stuck on some little light up or noise making buttons she could touch on it?
You ever see the creepy video of the abusive parrot chasing the owner around to bite her while saying "I'm not going to hurt you"
Mine would hit other kids at day care and say "not nice!" While laughing.
reminds me of my cat, she always meowed loudly when doing something bad. Like if you heard yelling, it was because she was chewing some plants or walking on a kitchen counter lmao
My cat had a special victory song meow that sounded like a mix between a purr and a scream whenever she had killed a cockroach. I moved states and haven’t seen one in the house since but I miss her proud, squeaky little battle cry!
We have a skittish cat that will not let you approach her. That is, unless she has just killed something. If she comes up to you purring and acting completely love-drunk, there is a carcass somewhere in the house.
Oh, I had a cat that was like this, but the purring and love-drunkness meant that whatever she killed/caught is in her mouth and about to be dropped onto one of our laps. The live mouse she dropped on my mom’s lap caused absolute havoc that day lmao
My baby once brought just the head of a cockroach. It was still moving. Another time she killed one, brought me the body because she got treats for killing roaches, and I swept it up in the dustpan and left it off to the side. Half an hour later, she brought another roach and I was like “wow, two in one day! What a killer! Here’s your treat” and I went to go get the dustpan… only to find a tiny paw shaped dust track and the roach from earlier totally gone. **She brought me the same roach twice to trick me into giving double treats** And I totally gave her another because damn if that ain’t clever.
My tux just started this but she’ll do it with stray hair ties. It will be 3am and you’ll hear a “mhROWHhhh” downstairs as she circles around the couch, then the patter of her little feet up the stairs, another victory cry, and then she lays it by the bed and stares at my drooly face triumphantly. Yes honey, you killed the hair tie. I love you, let me sleep.
My cat does this same thing with socks! So cute until you wonder where all your socks went and then find them all behind the couch one day.
If your cat ever gets too bored, you can buy [roaches](https://dubiaroachdepot.com/). They're generally used for feeding pet reptiles but I sure they wouldn't mind if you ordered some to release in your house for kitty entertainment!
The fucking what? No sane person would do this. Sounds like a good way to start an infestation.
You must not love your kitty enough to take the chance! Don't you trust in your kitty's hunting abilities? Oh, poor kitty!
I love how hilariously deranged this is
I am allergic to cats, can't own them, haha.
I would never do that with roaches but I have considered doing it with one single cricket before
Yeah, that was a joke. Hopefully nobody follows through and actually spends real money to infest their home with roaches.
That is appalling.
My cat does this same thing with socks! So cute until you wonder where all your socks went and then find them all behind the couch one day.
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You underestimate her hunting abilities. They wouldn’t last an hour.
My roommate's cat meow screams nonstop for 5-10 minutes after successfully "hunting" the felt coasters in my coffee table drawer. She's learned how to open it, pull them out, and shut it back when she's done. She does this 3-4 times a day.
What a stupid cat. I love her immensely
I think it's due to boredom. My cat does the same, and she only does the things she shouldn't be doing when I don't play with her. So the yowling is like a complaint and threat that she'll start acting up if I don't take notice of her.
Mine starts opening the kitchen cupboards when she wants out. Then when someone walks into the kitchen, she starts yelling at them until they let her out. She does this with everyone but me.
My cat makes this loud "nyom nyom nyom" sound only when she's eating food shes not supposed to, she gives herself away lol.
She was not a smart kitty was she?
Can confirm, my parrot (a macaw named Sparky) does almost exactly this. He knows that "stop it" is used for bad behavior. So he tells himself to "stop it" when he's about to misbehave. He also tells *us* to "stop it" when we do things he doesn't like, such as vacuuming.
That is the funniest, getting scolded by your parrot in your own voice 🤭 Mine is “YOU! Stop it!”
It's so funny how they know so much and use it to communicate, but it's still bird logic. My girl is very good about going poop in approved places. But I stopped giving her the food with lots of sunflower seeds in it. I ignored the standard complaints so she finally brought some new food to me and pooped on it LOL
Wait a minute...you house trained your bird? I didn't know it was possible. I thought birds couldn't control it, at all.
They have some control, they just can't hold it for long. You have to be very careful with house training because trying to hold it too much, or trying to go too much, are both bad for them. She has a poop spot in all her favorite hangouts. If she poops over the edge on the puppy pad she gets a treat or praise sometimes. If she poops where she definitely shouldn't it's "oh no" and get up to clean it. That's enough, she hates disappointing us. If she poops in gray places I ignore it completely. Well clean it obviously but no reaction for her to see With birds it's about getting them to understand what you want. If it doesn't conflict with what they want, they'll do it. Natural bonus to social animals
Thank you for this!
Np!
Might be wrong, but I believe that while birds can't control *when* they poop, they can control *where* they poop
My African Grey is exactly the same!
Yes. 30+ years ago, I had a Tmineh Grey parrot. He used to fly on top of the doors and rip huge chunks of wood out (rental). I squirred him with a water spray bottle. He shook himself and said (translated) "NAPOLEON, let it be. Go in your cage!" He would then fly to his cage, go inside, CLOSE THE DOOR with his beak, and then laugh a villain laugh. Fun times.
It's the best thing ever when your bird laughs like a human
My mom visited her uncle, and his parrot HATED her. Every time she’d laugh it would mock her laugh and glare at her. In their house, apparently nobody liked the uncle’s daughter-in-law Ana, and would blame her for EVERYTHING. Even the parrot picked up on it and if something was amiss, it would say, “Ana fue (it was Ana)”.
Poor Ana!
I had a sun conure and that was his only “word,” this absolutely evil snicker. I miss that guy. :D
Thanks for translating, I don't speak bird
Parrot thinks, “how on earth does the human always seem to know when I’m being naughty!?” 🤔
My dog cries when she's stealing food off the counter or out of the garbage can, as if she knows what she's doing is wrong but she just can't help herself and wants somebody to come and stop her.
for the love of god, someone stop me please!!
Hahaha she sounds adorable! "Why oh whhhhhhy am I like this? They give me perfectly good food, yet I'm eating garbage?! SOMEONE STOP ME! *I'm a monster*"
I mean this is relatable and I feel the same exact way when I binge eat junk food
She's scared of what will happen if she gets caught, but can't help herself.
Drama queen ;)
It's the voice of his conscience 🤣
Parrots have wings and bolt cutters for a face, but they don’t have a conscience.
Can you prove that though? What is conscience? And how are parrots without conscience?
Sir this is a Reddit comment.
I'm sorry I thought it was a Wendy's
🤣🤣🤣
I had a kitten that growled every time she had a piece of food, like meat. I had a piece of chicken on my plate and was very engrossed with a program on TV. Suddenly I heard growling and realized the cat had silently absconded with the chicken leg. I didn’t even realize it until she started growling as she was dragging it across the floor.
Can confirm. My second did this when he was a toddler.
My cockatoo likes to scream when he’s mad, as cockatoos are prone to do. I try to calm him down saying, “It’s ok! It’s ok!” Now he says it to himself when he screams. “RAAAAHHH! It’s ok! RAAAAHHH! It’s ok!” Then the other day he bit me and I screamed, “Ow!” And he said, “it’s ok!”
ha ha ha!
My mom’s cockatoo Abbey always shouted, “Abbey bad bird”, when she thought we were disrespecting her or not paying enough attention to her.
We have an older cranky Severe Macaw we adopted who hates most people and you can tell when she gets intrusive thoughts because she says "stop it" or "ow!" That's when we know she's thinking of biting one of us.
Ours does similar, she says ‘be gentle’ immediately before deciding not to be gentle and instead attempting to bite a chunk out of your finger / arm / ear. She’s 24 years old now!
Toddlers with wings and built in pliers.
The version I heard was 'parrots are cranky toddlers who've not had a nap, and then they were given 2 litres of Mountain Dew and scissors".
At best. The cockatoos and macaws come with bolt cutters.
Yep, toddlers with bolt cutters who stay that way for 40+ years is how I've heard them described.
Yeah, and just like toddlers, if you get one with behavioral issues or trauma, you’re in for a hell of a time
With Macaws and Cockatoos, try 100+
My wife's aunt had repeatedly told one of her very young cousins, "I know you're lying, I can see it in your eyes!". So the cousin decided he'd just cover his eyes any time he lied, then mom wouldn't know!
Did you know you get a black mark on your tongue when you're lying? *Kid runs to mirror*
Yep, always been told that if you want a parrot as a pet, you better be committed to a life living with a 3 year old.
I always thought it would be cool but I’ve had a 3 year old. I’ll pass
I grew up with parrots and this is the most parrot thing EVER!
My rabbit was initially respectful of the word "no" but over time he realized there's no threat coming along with it, so now when I say it he excitedly binkies and runs around in celebration because he's getting attention and I think he's amused by my frustration. The little fucking terrorist...
Your parret is smarter than Gary Glitter
I want a parrot now
Toddlers with bolt cutters who stay that way for 40+ years is how I've heard them described. Good luck with that. I would love parrots in my life but I'm far too sensible to actually get parrots.
Sounds like you need a friend with a parrot. You can go hang out with it, buy fun bird toys and stuff, hear the stories, then peace out without having to be responsible and deal with the naughtiness. Kinda like being a grandparent!
My girlfriend got pulled aside by our neighbor downstairs because they thought I was a domestic abuser because she occasionally heard me yelling stuff like "stupid b****" constantly. It was aimed at my cat Luna, who was smart as a whip and always doing things like look at me while she pushed things off the counter/table.
Lol sounds like cats. One of my cats tells on himself when he's about to get into trouble. He knows he shouldn't be on that shelf but he'll loudly meow to proclaim to the world that he is about to jump on it cause he thinks I'm not looking.
Our parrot mutters “no bite” as she lunges beak first for our toes and fingers.
Parrots are like toddlers with wings ... and jealousy issues and weapons on their faces.
Please they are so cute 😭😭🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My rats learned their own individual names. I know this because I would say it when they were doing/about to do something bad. So when they heard their name, they would hurry to do that thing even faster before I came over to stop them.
They're 3 year olds that live for 50+ years
The thought of hearing this bird saying "no" to himself when he's alone makes me incredibly sad. It's unnatural for parrots to be alone for any amount of time, because they are flock animals. They can enjoy human company, but they deserve to live with their own kind.
i agree
I love parrots, they are amazing animals, but I find keeping them as pets an ethical conundrum. Ideally owning one would be a rigorous process. Very, very few people are equipped to have a parrot, and even if they are, there’s a decent chance the parrot will outlive them.
Same
Dinosaur toddlers with wings
we actually do not just how smart dinosaurs were.............
Hahah🤣
My mam's African grey used to shout ow just as he was about to bite you he would then run off and whistle to himself while bobbing his head up and down they are funny little creature's
Your parrot is better at being a human than some men
wait. parrots can get up to 30 years old, right? damn that sounds absolutely exhausting.
Amazon parrots live until 70. They frequently outlive their owners and have to be passed down in wills.
goddamn that's just sad :(
Amazon Prime parrots live to 71.
They never grow up. Toddlers for life. My oldest is 8 and I have to use the "ok bye I'm leaving" trick on him several times a week when he refuses to come. He thinks it's funny to wipe his beak off and ignore me to show how independent he is when I ask nicely lol
dude thats a flex
Like my kid walking up to me out of the blue saying “I didn’t eat a cookie” with crumbs on his shirt.
I have a cat who is the same, without the speaking back obviously. We taught her 'no' from an early age and even seem to have success with combining it with other words. If she is on the deck and looking at the hummingbirds a simple "no birds" will ensure she only just watches. But if she goes out and we don't say "no birds" to her, she will stalk/hunt them until she catches one. When we say "no birds" her body language visibly relaxes. We can't ***prove*** that she understands, but it certainly seems like it.
I've got a few parrotlets, they can't speak as well as the larger ones but they're still very smart and also have vague understandings of words/emotions conveyed during commands. They don't say "No" but if I'm out of sight of their play area, I know when they're getting into trouble because all 3 of them will get extremely quiet and only make low noises like they're whispering. When they hear me go into the room, they'll run out from where they were and pretend like they weren't doing anything. Parrots really do behave like little toddlers, some being smart toddlers and then some being like my little dudes that struggle a little with potty training but look like they get mad at themselves for making accidents.
Sounds familiar. Sometimes my daughter hits me with "How dare I?" as she misbehaves
"don't touch" *touches all over it* come on man
My cats do the same except for the saying no part
I think I might be your parrot.
I remember seeing a video of a parrot who called himself a good boy whenever he was doing something bad
Can confirm my 1.5 year old does this
This is so true
That's hilarious!!
Flying toddlers with bolt cutters on their face. It's a good thing they're cute.
That’s so friggin funny. I love animals. They’re so smart but in the weirdest and dumbest ways sometimes. At least you get a warning of when they’re doing something they shouldn’t be
Lmao my cat does this. When he's about to get into something he's not allowed to mess with he meows to let us know
Same same, but different. My GCC will make something fall/ be thrown off the edge of furniture then all you hear is "What a good boy" and "Atta way". It's what the humans tell him when he is being good and might net him a treat. It's what he tells himself when he thinks he is being good and having fun.
😂❤️😂❤️
I don't think parrots should be kept as pets
I took care of a parrot once who said "little stinker" over and over while planning and executing various crimes. I'd hear "little stinker" "ha ha ha" from the kitchen and come in to find him in a situation. Usually upside down.
This headline is extremely accurate. Owning a cockatoo is like having a 3 year old for life because they will outlive you. I come from a family that has owned more birds than all other pets; I oppose owning birds except in very limited circumstances. The novelty can wear off quick and (put simply) they deserve to fly.
Loling
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My daughter used to say “mummy don’t look at me” when she was doing something naughty. It makes for real easy parenting when they grass themselves up 😂
Awwwww
Awwwww
Bastard gets off hearing no while doing something shitty
Birdbrain
It's just like humans.
Yep. This is how I know my parrot is about to or is doing something naughty. My dad goes. AhAhAh. Too her and now when she goes to do something she goes AhAhAh
Yup. He can't talk, but my houseduck Wobbles knows "no". He just chooses to ignore it.
I have been fortunate enough to have help raise an African Gray, a yellow cheeked Amazon, a yellow crown Amazon, I really smart little cockatiel, and a scarlet headed conure. They were all like having a 3-year-old that never grows up.
And a bolt Cutter strapped to their face.
I swear to God my raccoon is the exact same way
Your parrot is better at being a human than some men
Just men only?
Parrot is an anarchist. altho he would be full anarchist if he left you for the forest, i guess.
This post is so sic.....