Are Indian Ringneck Parrots A Good Starter Bird?
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2022
- Indian Ringneck Parrots have become extremely popular pet birds, mainly due to cute posts all over social media. But do they make a good pet for someone without any previous experience with birds?
In this video I will explain how I feel and why.
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The beautiful female Ringneck parrot in this video is Repete. You can see more of her on Instagram @shannoonatnoon
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Thanks for posting this video and showing the reality of owning a bird... People don't understand that owning a bird is a commitment .. there were times we had to leave parties early because our irn would be alone at home... We had to handle a lot of furniture damage due to my birdie biting it off , cables damaged and constant dirtying of the house...not to mention they can be loud at times and had to escape to another room to attend a meeting ... Also my irn would become very nasty and bite everyone at home for no reason and other times he wanted to be with me all the time! Also they would fall sick weather changes or if diet is different... specially certain foods like garlic and avocado can kill them.If you are able to handle the above scenarios and still be able to love an irn.. then congratulations ,! Else start off by owning budgies... They don't need Ny attention
Thank you for sharing your experience with your IRN. People don’t realize that they can be difficult and it’s not just what you see on social media. I always tell someone to go on parrot forums or Facebook groups to see the real challenges others are going through.
Ricco is such a perfect role model and what a very informative video about Ricco's breed 🧡🧡🧡
Thank you, I appreciate this 😊❤️
First time I got bit was a very hard one. It was right after we got her a new "room" (we don't call it a cage, because it invokes the negative connotation of a cage being a punishment). In the transfer process of trying to break the habit of territorial behavior over her old cage, she got a good hit right on my fingers and held on tight. Thankfully, I kept my cool. She's a sweet, wonderful bird now, but I would definitely recommend doing your research or owning a smaller species before owning an IRN.
Oh I recall my first bite as well, it was from my rescue. Oh boy did she ever get me good, but I also didn’t react and I knew it wasn’t her fault. Thankfully Ricco doesn’t bite hard if he does, it’s just a playful bite lol.
I’m glad you were able to pass the stages of their behavioural issues, unfortunately many are usually given up for adoption during this time.
Thank you for commenting your experiences and I agree that a smaller bird is always better as a stater bird, at least I’m glad I went that route 😊
Thank you again…for the informative Video and for Ricco the Role Model 😁 I have always learned something I never knew before!! Thank you Ricco n Mom…for the helpful tips as well…it helps!!! 🦜❤️😍💐🙏
Thank you for watching and always being so supportive 🥰❤️🥰
Great advice. I really love my Tiko and love watching Ricco 🥰🥺
Thank you, please give Tiko kisses from Ricco and I 😘
This is awesome advice. Thanks for sharing your videos 🦜😎
Thank you ❤️
It's sad that people would purchase a pet solely off of cute videos they've seen on social platforms without doing proper research. I'd love to have a pet bird but my lifestyle is to hectic and it wouldn't be fair to the bird.
Unfortunately it happens to frequently and it’s the pets that pay the price in the end 😞
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn and unfortunately it happens literally all over the world, especially here in the Indian subcontinent.
Oh my dear RICCO ❤️🥰 I was waiting for you my dear love you RICCO from the bottom of my heart ❤️🥰 and my dear you are so.... Cute.....
So sorry it’s not a cute video of Ricco, I promise to have one up next week ❤️
I mean RICCO is cute always 🥰
@@leeya__1917 Aww thank you 🥰
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn 😍
I'm so glad you made this. I'm seeing more and more new owners on FB groups buying them and the 2 questions they have is "when will they stop biting and when will they talk"? It's sad because I feel this is exactly what's happening & yes, what will happen to all of these birds when this "wears off" 🥺 my Rukus is my 1st bird , although I did tons of research I'm learning daily & love him more every minute but everything she says here IS true ! I can honestly say I love animals and any I own are with me til one of us go but it's a huge responsibility. One quick example is right now if I leave his room he screams and I mean screams if he can't be on my shoulder - imagine that every day all day 🤣 thanks Ricco and mom !
It’s hard not to fall in love with them because of how cute they are but they are a lot of work and as you mentioned go through periods of behavioural changes such as screaming and biting, unfortunately when owners can’t take it anymore it’s the birds who pay the price in the end because they are either rehomed or left to live out the rest of their life in a cage 😞.
Thank you for sharing your story and experience, I really appreciate it.
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn you bet! As I'm sure you know, there's MUCH more we could share 🤣 I really hope people will think long and hard so that they do know what they're getting in to! Love you Ricco 😘😘😘
@@rmarvel169 Lol right 😂. Hope you all have a fantastic weekend ❤️
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn you too & thank you ! Just gave Ruks his 1st personal mini pumpkin and he had a big time with that 🤣
@@rmarvel169 Aww that’s so cute, I love watching them having fun 😂
This is always so helpful for ones that would like a Sweet bird ! Especially if it's like Cutie Ricco 😊Very nice👏 Have a good weekend with Ricco🥰♥️XO
Aww thank you, but Ricco still can be naughty and took a lot of work and time to get him this way ❤️
Hope you have a great weekend 😊
Ricco’s face says he disagrees and that he’s a great pet. I have thought about getting a bird but I’m not 100% on it so I have t because I know it’s a commitment.
Hame Jan
Thank you Mom & Ricco for making such an Informative video for first time bird owners🤗You have spent many many hours training & teaching Ricco, there are so much more to birds than just there Cuteness, & cute sounds they make😌Please do a lot Of Research before purchasing a new bird. I have several Birds in different breeds & was thankful I knew about each one before I got them, they are a lot of work, & very time consuming, & need important proper care everyday so they don’t get sick😊Wishing you & Ricco a Beautiful Weekend, sorry i haven’t been on yr channel lately I hope everything is well w/you & Ricco, I miss you both Sending Love, Peekaboos, & Big Hugs🙏💞💚💞🍁🌹🍂😘🤗XoXo
No need to apologize, life gets hectic so I totally understand. Thank you for your input and experience with all your birds, I really do appreciate it. It’s really sad how many birds are being rehomed and it’s usually once they reach puberty,
Hope you are all doing well, stay safe😊❤️
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Awww Thank You so much Hun you are always very sweet & kind🥰It truly is Sad it breaks my heart, I wish ppl would research more & learn about different behavioral problems birds can go through with age & hormones. So many ppl during the pandemic bought impulsively these sweet babies & many other animals not realizing everything they entail & then get rid of them like nothing, poor sweet babies😢I wish I could adopt everyone of them🙏❤️Wishing you & Ricco a Beautiful Fall Sunday, Sending Love & Hugs!🤗🙏💕🍁💚🙌💚🍂💕😘XoXo
@@necole1023 Thank you 🥰❤️🥰
Aww he is so adorable 🥰🥰🥰0:07
Thank you ❤️
morning Ricco and mummy.
we never owned a bird before and I can't imagine having any other bird.
there is alot of recoures for new bird perants.
Oh I definitely agree about the recourses out there but unfortunately many are rehomed because of the expectations people expect from seeing cute posts on social media VS the reality. Parrots are one of the top pets being put up for adoption because of what actually goes into owning one especially once they hit maturity.
Very informative video 😊, and so nice to see the adorable Ricco too!! 🥳🥰😍. Even just the last part (at around 6:15 or so) was so cute even though he’s just standing there blinking, he is one precious birdie! Thanks for sharing !
Aww you’re so kind, thank you so much 🥰❤️🥰
Cute Ricco
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Thank you for always making these educational videos, I'm learning something new every time.
When it comes to noise, my boy mostly does the cute ones, he doesn't talk but he makes cute noises towards his toys.
Haha how old is he?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I'm not entirely sure, but when I got him he didn't have his ring yet and a year later his ring came through, and this month he is with me for 2 years, so maybe he is 3 or 4?
@@CleafKnowsVLOGS_nl Oh wow you are lucky, usually by this age they can get pretty load and vocal but every bird is different 😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤so important information's
Thank you ❤️
I've had my IRN for almost two years now and he still won't allow me to touch him. This is the fault of his first owner ignorantly purchasing him from the breeder before properly researching the breed. Very sad... for the bird. As he went through his adolescent bluffing period, he gave his first owner a very nasty bite. So, she threw him in the cage and never let him out nor interacted with him again... for months and months. Eventually, she smartened-up and returned him to the breeder. Thank god. The poor bird was such a basket case that the breeder then gave him to me... Free. As I said, the poor bird was so traumatized that it's been two years now and he still won't allow me to touch him. He may NEVER allow me to touch him, and that's okay with me. He trusts me and my Labrador Retriever, but gets incredibly anxious if strangers enter the house. He's a sweetheart. He's funny, smart, and very interactive. But, most of all... he's happy. PLEASE don't selfishly get an IRN, or any other parrot, without first doing your due diligence. This should not be a whimsical purchase. It's a 30+ year commitment. Take it seriously. 🙏
Poor baby, my heart brakes to think of how many other birds go through this daily and some unfortunately don’t get a second chance at experiencing unconditional love. So happy he is with you now, thank you for rescuing him 🙏❤️🙏
My uncle found a Indian alexander parrot fallen down he bringed it to home he was 1 month old when he bringed him and now he is 8-9 months he does not live alone whenever he is alone he whistles and yes he bites he even get angry and make angry noises even when he is sleeping if we turn on light he will wake up and start whistling 😁😆😆🥰 his name is shiva🥰😍
Aww so cute, thank you for saving him 🥰
Idc if birds are a handful I love em as much as my current pets 🙄
Interesting that Ricco doesnt have the dark ring around his neck and instead a light one. Must be quite rare.
I used to have a cockatiel years ago I got a ring neck in August and to say he’s a challenge is an understatement he came from a very loud house hold with a kid who I think tried grabbing him he’s absolutely terrified of hands he’s only just started taking food out of my hand after all this time he has a cage really big cage what I leave open all the time so he can come and go as he pleases i wouldn’t recommend getting one if you don’t have the patience of a saint one night it might seem like we’ve made lots of progress only for him to be a complete nob the next day haha any tips from ringneck owners
Aww thank you for rescuing him. It sounds like you are doing everything right, just give him time. He’s obviously been through a lot so be patient with him. Just continue spending time with him and using his favourite treats as a way to show him something positive from you, eventually he will start to realize you are not out to hurt him. It took me 1 year for Ricco to allow head scratches, so never give up.
Even if its 1-2 o'clock
Second i feels illegal to be this early
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Hello💕 So i have my IRN for about 2 months and sometimes he would let us touch him and he would only step up on our arm but he wouldn't step up on our finger i have tried luring but he is more interested in biting or simply checking what it is. So do u have any good tips for Taming my bird meaning building more trust and bond with him and how can i get him to step up on my finger when he refuses. 🖤 Btw my bird is usually outside the cage most of the time.
It does take time to gain trust and build a bond, especially when it comes to touching them. I do have a video in my playlist on how to teach them to step up. How old is he?
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn I think he is about 7 months old and close to getting his ring .
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn Oh and btw can u make a video for winter care for birds since winter is coming it would help me.
@@toobamanzoor I actually have a video up. Here is the link, hopefully it will help you 👉ruclips.net/video/C8_GYITd1vE/видео.html
@@Riccothegreenpiedirn thank you
because of social networks I bought one and the reality is totally different. They are very scandalous, they make a lot of noise, their screams can be heard up to 4 blocks, they are manipulative controllers, they want to play all day and if I ignore them they scream louder To bother . Every day I live with stress I never have peace. Every day I live with a headache with him, I can't even go to the bathroom alone because he cries horrible if he doesn't look at me near him. If I had known before that they are too stressful I would never have bought it.
So sorry to hear about how stressful it’s been. They can become extremely dependent on you. I try to give Ricco plenty of alone time so he doesn’t always need me, he will do his flock scream call but he’s not to bad left alone. Try to slowly leave him alone and give him things to play with or foraging toys and food, it’s helped me a great deal. Hang in there, hopefully he will get better as he gets older.
You may want to seriously consider rehoming him. I'd suggest researching responsible IRN-owners groups. Your sacrifice if surrendering him could lead to decades of peace for you both.
Wow, you are showing some nasty scenes with Ricco. Perhaps sometimes you should give him more time to express himself? However my wild birds have been mean to me aswell but I still love them and I try to give them as much room possible.
I always give Ricco all the time to express himself. They will always remain somewhat wild and I would never take that away from him, they are birds and will never be domesticated as a dog or cat. This video is to show that owning a ringneck parrot is not what it seems on social media and it may be difficult for someone without any experience. What you do see on social media is not the reality of owning one and those are just the cute side of owning one, unfortunately this side is rarely shown and owners are shocked when they do get one .
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Literally my first bird ever it was a sad ending and a little too soon :/
So sorry.