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Size: S
Color: Green
Features
- Escape-Proof! Many other brands have leads and leashes with buckles and clips that can be easily removed by your bird. The strong steel slide has been powder-coated black to make them unattractive as a toy.
- Self-adjusting Elastic Leash: Automatically adjusts from the chest to the back as the bird climbs and flies and eliminates a SUDDEN IMPACT when he fly's to the end. Efficient design has fewer pressure contact points on your bird. The special design is very useful for free flight training. The Aviator is not a bird diaper or flight suit.
- Easiest to install one piece design. No buckles or clips. Only one slide to tighten. Knitted strap material for comfortable fit. No Stitching for your bird to play with.
- Optional accessories include Aviator Flight Line, Yard Perch, Leash Extensions &Aviator T-Shirts. Custom Harness available to take many species outside. Turkeys, Peafowl, Swans, Herons, Ducks, Geese, Pheasants, and all other Exotic Fowl. Also perfect for other animals like Rabbits, Bunnies, Ferrets and some reptiles.
Size: S
Color: Green
Pattern: Solid
Brand: The AVIATOR
Material: Alloy Steel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 10.13 x 5.13 x 0.75 inches; 4 ounces
Item model number :
Date First Available : June 6, 2014
Manufacturer : The Parrot University
Best Sellers Rank: #28,752 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #3 in Small Animal Collars
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 3,947 ratings
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 4 Ounces
Size: S
Manufacturer: The Parrot University
UPC: 857867001196
Brand Name: The AVIATOR
Target Species: Bird
Pattern: Solid
Color: Green
Closure Type: Buckle
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Size: S
Color: Pink
The media could not be loaded. The Aviator harness is amazing. It is the only harness on the market that is truly bird safe. Please do not purchase the cheaper knock offs-your bird will not be safe. The Aviator brand harness is all one piece, including the lead, so there is no chance of accidents happening by a piece opening unexpectedly or more likely being opened by your bird. It is not chew proof but it is very durable, just be sure to teach your bird not to bite their harness. It is very lightweight & comfortable for the bird as long as they are trained correctly to not fear the harness & wearing it correctly. It takes some getting used to the process to put it on & take it off but once you understand it & your bird is tolerable it is very quick & easy. I suggest you handle the harness yourself so you can easily work the adjustable slide before you put it on your bird. Be sure to read the instructions because correct wear & size is very important for your birds safety. I have 12 parrots & all of them, from my largest Amazon to my tiny Budgies & Parrotlets, enjoy going outside wearing their Aviator harness! The company is very helpful with size questions & will exchange your harness for size readily if needed. My only complaint is not offering all sizes in all of the colors!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2021 by Nicole
Size: Petite
Color: Black
We own this leash and the Avian Fashions diaper leash for our cockatiel. We purchased the Aviator more than two years ago, and then never used it because we couldn't get it on our bird. Though friendly and sociable, he had developed the bad habit of attacking hands, and we simply couldn't handle him effectively to get the leash on. It got put in a drawer and forgotten. About a year ago, we bought the Avian Fashions diaper leash. It was a little easier to put on the bird, because it didn't have to go over his head. We could distract him with a zipper (his favorite toy) while we put it on. We had also made some progress with his hand aggression, and that helped too. However, although it fit fine and did the job (collecting poop and allowing for outings), the diaper left one major thing to be desired: Enjoyment. Our boy simply never got used to it. Every moment in the diaper is spent obsessively chewing on the back of the diaper. Taking him outside is great, theoretically, but since he spends the entire time chewing, it feels like a waste. Inside, he sits in one place and chews. No matter what we do, he spends every moment in the diaper chewing. We've tried bitter apple spray and distracting him with other toys, and nothing helps. Today, my son found the Aviator in a box (we've moved twice since purchasing it), and we decided to give it another go. We were pleasantly surprised at how quickly and easily it went on. With a cooperative bird, it's much faster than the Avian Fashions diaper leash. It's also lighter weight and easier to manage. And--ta-da!--he doesn't chew it!! At least, not obsessively. He's curious about it and, when bored, turns around to chew. But as long as we keep him occupied, he's able to really enjoy himself on the leash. We took him out in the yard, and he climbed trees, played in the grass, flew short distances, and generally had a ball. Long story short, this harness worked better than expected, and (for us), is an improvement over the Avian Fashions leash. Every bird is different, but for ours, this appears to be the leash we've been looking for.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2016 by Fen Druadìn Head
Size: S
Color: Silver
I like these things, really I do. I like them so much that I have purchased four of them in the last two years for the same bird. The company that produces this product has excellent instructional videos and seems committed to producing a good quality product. Listen to what they say. Do not attempt to put one of these on a poorly trained bird unfamiliar with a harness, especially one that can seriously hurt you. My well-trained, happy Goffin's cockatoo gets in and out of hers without issue but if she is feeling the least bit bored or anxious to move on she will chew on the harness and leash. It doesn't take very long for her to destroy the webbing. So we limit time in the harness to no more than 90 minutes and provide lots of chew alternatives. Honestly though she will chew just about anything. If I coax her to fly out to the end of the tether she will fly in place there until I pull her it. The most recent incarnations of these harnesses have some joints that are fused together with a type of heat welding. These are a significant improvement over the original design. However my girl likes to Chew next to where the little adjustment buckle is. I have repaired this area many times and have tried to apply different things like heat shrink tubing or tape or some such thing to make the chewing more difficult. Sometimes when I am not paying attention she will reel in the webbing to the point where it attaches to the bungee and chew the bungee away from the harness. So I have repaired this area as well. Short pieces of Kevlar loom attached to the harness have dissuaded her a bit but she still finds a way to get to an area that is not covered. They should really make some entirely out of Kevlar or Dynema to better resist chewing.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021 by POLS Geri