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The AVIATOR

The AVIATOR Pet Bird Harness and Leash

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Fulfilled by The Parrot University LLC
Arrives Jun 20 – Jun 24
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Size: L


Color: Black


Features

  • Large Aviator Harness for birds weighing 600-1000 grams: Lg. Macaws, Triton Cockatoo, Sm. Moluccan Cockatoo.
  • 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. The special design is very useful for free flight training. The Aviator is not a bird diaper or flight suit.
  • 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.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.12 x 0.79 x 10.16 inches; 1.44 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 95-0128-BK


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 24, 2010


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ The Parrot University


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works really well for our cockatiels!
Size: XX-Small Color: Red
Review Image by Alie Alie
Review Image by Alie Alie
Bought a petite red harness for my 8mo cockatiel. Took about 2 weeks of daily conditioning with treats to get her in it, and day three of being in the harness was the charm! She'd totally comfortable with it and loves going outside for walks with us. The big hit for treats was millet, then when she actually got IN it I started giving her cheerios. It's sturdy, and even with her initial fidgeting it was tough enough to keep her from biting it apart, but plenty light enough for her to lift off if she wants to stretch her wings a bit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2017 by Alie Alie
    • I love it. 🧡
Size: L Color: Blue
Review Image by Misty Misty
The media could not be loaded. My cockatoo took really well to this! She is approx 12 years and was my grandfather’s. He passed away 3 months ago so I’ve been so worried about her accepting her new home. She put the harness on with no problem. The first time I took it off immediately because I didn’t want her to be claustrophobic, and I was so surprised we got it on! I looked up how others were doing it on YouTube. The second time we took her outside. When we came back in (because it was getting kind of cold) she took flight in a circle a few times. She seemed so proud of herself! I love it. 🧡 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2017 by Misty Misty
    • Owner thrilled; budgies not so much
Size: XXXS Color: Green
I bought the smallest size for my 2 budgies that we brought home from the pet shop 4 1/2 months ago. Today we received the harness and it was also the last sunny day we were going to get before 2 weeks of straight rain so I decided to give it a go. I chose my sweet, docile bird Sky first. After 2 attempts and 30 minutes, I was able to secure him in. But not without him struggling and biting at the leash and harness. He even bit me several times, something he doesn't do. After I got the harness on Sky, my kids and I took him for a walk. He didn't attempt to fly. Rather he sat on my hand and took in the sights, sounds and smells. He was very calm and peaceful. Neighbors stopped us, cooing at the bird because they never knew birds had harnesses. When we got home, we placed Sky back in his cage and took Sapphire out. He's quite the biter with everyone but me. Except today was different. It was fairly easy to get him in the harness. He did bite me several time and hard at that, like he was trying to draw blood. I remained calm even though it hurt. When we finally got Sapphire outside, he spent most of the time doing acrobatic tricks trying to release himself from the harness. He almost didn't notice the outside world until the last 5 minutes of the walk. He, too, didn't attempt to fly. After we got home, I gave him some millet and he nearly fell asleep on it. I removed the harness and placed him on his perch. He and Sky are sleeping as I type this review. I will definitely buy another one so we can take both of them out... once all this rain stops... *** UPDATE *** I bought a 2nd one and received it yesterday. We took both budgies out since it was a lovely day outside. They both tried to chew the harness and I hope the material is sturdy enough to withstand their chewing. They seemed more calm being together on our walk. In order to get any of the budgies into their harnesses, I pick one of them up gently with a hand towel. I'm already wearing cheap cloth gloves at this point to protect my fingers from getting bitten by a frustrated bird. I place the harness over the head and let the budgie wiggle himself through the neck hole. While he's busy chewing the harness, I gently move each wing through and then I adjust the belt. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2017 by D. Stephens
    • Amazing harness!
Size: XX-Small Color: Black
Review Image by Theodoric Theodoric
Review Image by Theodoric Theodoric
It's a really good product! Confusing for me personally at first but it works fairly well. My green cheek conure didn't like it, but that's to be expected! It survived her chewing through it, even when she was biting so hard on it that I was afraid she might ruin it. It's really tight and well made. It makes me less afraid she'll run off or fly away from me if she happened to not be on my hand or finger. It's a good product, you just need to have a good relationship with your bird before putting it on them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2017 by Theodoric Theodoric
    • Mini xxxs fits the parakeet
Size: XXXS Color: Blue
Review Image by Liz KS Liz KS
Review Image by Liz KS Liz KS
Review Image by Liz KS Liz KS
I am down to one parakeet and I wanted something we could do together. Usually I have a group of parakeets who entertain each other. My parakeets are not handled much and they bite. I watched the video. It took me two different days to be successful to put on the harness. Today was sunny, fall weather. In the video it said to take the bird and do something nice if it is in the harness. I had clipped my bird's wings because it was barking super loud like an ice pick through my head. I wore close fitting garden gloves to start but finished tightening the strap without gloves. It seemed like the strap was tight enough but not too tight. The strap clasp doesn't tighten or loosen super easy so that was safe but also challenging. The bird seemed to enjoy going outside. He rode on my shoulder and didn't poop on me, which shows some respect. He rode in my hand and chewed on my ring but didn't bite too much or draw blood. He tried to hide in the bushes. He got some sun. He met the neighbor and the neighbor dogs. He came inside and somehow we worked together to remove the harness. Overall, super successful adventure for us to socialize with each other. I look forward to trying it again and maybe going on a longer adventure at the park. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019 by Liz KS Liz KS
    • How to choose the right size!!
Size: S Color: Green
Review Image by Brittany Brittany
Make sure to choose the right size! The information I found in other reviews said that a green cheek conure should do well with a size small (which is the smallest size Amazon currently offers). However, on receiving the harness, both my husband and I were surprised with how BIG the harness was! Our green cheek could fit her whole body through the hole in the harness intended for just her head to go through. Turns out we actually need a Petite size harness (two sizes smaller than a Small). Since Amazon only carries down to a Small, I ended up ordering a Petite from The Parrot University's website (which has MUCH better information on what size harnesses different birds need!). So, if you're confused on what size harness your bird needs (like I was!), hopefully this picture helps! And The Parrot University's website is a good place to look for more details as well :) The harness itself looks extremely well built, and I can't wait to take our bird outside when we get the right size harness in! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2020 by Brittany Brittany

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