aviator harness!

[briansmum]

i just wanted to say how fan-blinkin-tastic it is! i tried brian with his today and he took it really well, let me lift his wings straight away and didn't even seem to know it was there. so i took him straight into the garden. he had a few little flies but the stretchy cord stopped him from hurting himself when he got too far. what amazing invention :woohoo: if you dont have one get one!

[Caspersmum]

Where did you get it from?

Julia

[briansmum]

i got it from the 24parrot.com website as i'm in the UK and thats the only place i spotted with them avaliable.

[Talon]

I have one, but have been unable to put it on Talon yet? How did you do it so fast? :huh:

[briansmum]

he just wasn't bothered by it at all i didn't do anything special, i was doing all the wing holding and unbalancing with him like it tells you to on the dvd and he was just letting me hold his wings out, no problems. i think it's cos he's so young, he just see's EVERYTHING as a game. :laugh: i don't think theres any help i can give you, sorry :blink:

[Talon]

That's okay, thanks tho. I'm glad that it was so easy. Keep it up, especially as he gets older, so he stays comfortable with it.

[Shaz]

Thats a coincidence...i've ordered mine today also from the same site.

[Monique]

We have had the same luck, though I still took several instances to introduce it to Isaac to make sure he wasn't just tolerating it for me (but secretly hated it) ... if that makes any sense.

Now the "trick" is to keep it on him regularly so he stays comfortable with it.

[judygram]

I have been thinking of getting that particular one, maybe I'll order it tonight.

[briansmum]

they're deffinately worth it, its so nice to see them wandering around the garden with you confident they are safely attatched to you.

i'd had it hanging next to brians cage a couple of times before i put it on him, maybe thats why he took to it so well.