How can I bond with two cockatiels in the same cage?

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Jamajam

Discussion Starter · Dec 30, 2021

I just got two cockatiels both under 1 year old. One girl and one boy. So far, they've spent their entire life at the pet shop in a cage together. Now at my home, I also have one large cage for them. I'm starting to regret my decision of buying two birds and 1 cage because I hear that tiels which bond with eachother won't bond with their owner as well. Is there a way to prevent that? I want them both to be close to me but I don't know how big of a problem them being close to eachother is.

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chloe1234

· #3 · Feb 21, 2022

Jamajam said:
I just got two cockatiels both under 1 year old. One girl and one boy. So far, they've spent their entire life at the pet shop in a cage together. Now at my home, I also have one large cage for them. I'm starting to regret my decision of buying two birds and 1 cage because I hear that tiels which bond with eachother won't bond with their owner as well. Is there a way to prevent that? I want them both to be close to me but I don't know how big of a problem them being close to eachother is.

i also have two cockatiels, one male one female, who came from the same aviary and had lived together their whole lives and i got them when they were about 4 months old. They are both extremely friendly and tame and i have created a bond with the male one so it is possible just get them out every day letting them sleep on you and playing/training them

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