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The worlds most advanced Parrot harness!
Thinking outside the cage - the importance of flight.
Learning to fly well is the most complicated and important task a Parrot can learn. Your companion will be healthier, more active, fitter and more co-ordinated. Flying helps with everything from self-confidence and self-esteem to sociability ... more
Thinking outside the cage - the importance of flight.
Learning to fly well is the most complicated and important task a Parrot can learn. Your companion will be healthier, more active, fitter and more co-ordinated. Flying helps with everything from self-confidence and self-esteem to sociability and intelligence.
The Aviator Harness is:
* The Only Harness designed to allow flight - the self adjusting lead slides from the chest to the back as the bird climbs and turns. Lead is elasticated to prevent injury if the bird flies to the end of the lead.
* The Only Escape Proof Harness - one piece construction, no buckles or clips for the bird to undo or break, wrist loop to prevent dropping the lead
* The Only Easy Fitting Harness - just slide the harness over the birds head, lift each wing through the loop and tighten the belt.
* The Only Harness that comes with a FREE 40 minute instructional DVD telling you
How to easily fit and safely use the Aviator
How to train your bird to love the Aviator
How to teach old birds new tricks
The advantages of the optional Aviator Flight Line (coming soon)
What positive personality changes to expect
The Aviator Harness is so advanced and unique it has 8 patents pending!
Six sizes and choice of colours
excellent
This is by far the best parrot product on the market. The aviator destroys the competition with it's no buckle system. It takes approx 30 seconds to slip it on my bird. Although it's imperative you follow the initial training procedure to get your bird used to the harness, which takes a couple of weeks but your bird will benefit endlessly if done right.
The only discrepancies I've found in this product is the birds could easily chew their way through some of the stitching which holds vital parts together. I don't understand in the DVD to get the bird used to the thing they let them chew the harness my bird caused slight damage to it and for the price of the things I wasn't about to let this happen. Has anyone else found this?
The other thing is the head hole is very tight for macaws, it could do with just being a little larger to not make the bird as scared. Other than that my birds head straight to the door when I get the aviator out, they absolutely love it.