She was so receptive to ANY feedback. This Ringneck's human is doing great!

He seems super calm for a ringneck! He is such a cutie! I love how his owner was so receptive to everything y'all suggested! You can tell she really cares about her bird!

It's nice to see a Ringneck that is not phobic of new people. His owner seems very nice and willing to learn more about training her beautiful Ringneck.

It's so great that Sharon understands what she needs to do next. She'll have a long and loving relationship with this pretty bird!

I could tell from the first 5 second of interaction that Sharon actually watched their videos and came prepared, forget the ringneck- go Sharon!!

To get my ringneck in the evening into the cage is turn off all lights and place a flashlight on top of cage facing the cage door. He goes in very easy plus there is a little millet for him as treat. I got him as a rescue. He comes down to table perch when he wants to train. He knows to turn around, go upside down on perch. Sometimes comes when I call. He has never wanted hand or arm near him. I love him just the way he is.

My heart kinda broke a little when Sharon said how the other girls would flip Francois off. I know I'm biased since I have a green IRN as well, but I just can't imagine how anyone can resist a bird this adorable!

That’s the best behaved ringneck I’ve ever seen. What a sweet owner too, lucky birb! 💜

This lady is sooo sweet and so open to her mistakes ☺️😚

YES! Some IRN training! I’d loooooove to see more. Hopefully, we get more people with IRNs.

That's super impressive for a ringneck!!💚

It's a really nice Video and the owner tried so hard to give her feathered friend a good life, it's so adorable! I wish it was that easy for me haha! My two yellowneck Amazones come from a traumatizing home and are afraid of everything. They didn't even know what fresh veggies or water or a (spray bottle) shower was. The female is pretty young and VERY receptive to treats. She will do almost everything for it, even fly through the whole flat to get to me when I am in the kitchen, because I always give her something if she interacts with us. The male however is so scared of everything and not a very good flighter (the vet assumed he got hit, because half his feathers on one wing are broken off) and it's a nightmare... he even tries to stop the female from flying over because he is jealous that she gets a treat for coming over. For a Walnutpiece he does step up on my arm but very reluctant and he flees instantly, when he got the treat. My husband can't even come close to him, treat or not he will bite because he is SO scared. Introducing them to new things (target training is not an option right now) takes about 2 weeks (putting stuff in the room, placing it in different spots etc.) Poor babies :( But we have probably the next 60 years to get them to a healthy diet, learn what vegetables and fruits and nuts are and be a little less scared of.... everything. My personal big breakthrough with the male was, that he does want the treat and although he is not willing to interact with hands, he is fine doing "tricks" for treats from a little distance. So far he waves

François is adorable! I love their innocent little faces and cute voices.

What a Lovely Bird Owner ! This Lady is so keep to learn , i hope her bird and her from a beautiful bond

Love how she knew how much he was able to handle and when to end his training sessions! Such a quiet sun conure in the background 😂

I love this. I have an IRN that is just not friendly at all he just screams i love watching other people with their IRN.

Love the Indian Ringneck!

I'm getting good at this. I said "like Morgan" before Dave did.

This ring neck is amazing and I love that his human is taking your constructive criticism!!! But he really liked the human perch

Thank you soo much for this video! I was having a lot of difficulties getting my parrotlet to go into his cage. I followed the advice of changing my intentions and got him right in no problem! Thank you again!

My Indian Ringneck just turned one in February. I hand raised him from about 2 1/2 weeks. I did bird rescue for a really long time and I wanted to see what a bird with no baggage was like. Rowdy is doing well. He free flies most of the time. He goes to either of his cages after a verbal command even if he is being sent there for time out. He was a fan of the targeting stick or clicker. He stole and damaged both at one time or another. Ringnecks are super intelligent and aren't birds for everything. It seems the woman is dedicated to her bird and committed to make the best of their future.

Sharon clearly loves Francoise (sp?), and I'm sure she appreciates all she does for her, (I'm assuming the bird is a female). Sharon showed me how much she cares that her little feathered friend has the best life by coming to BirdTricks. Hope they continue to learn and grow together. Thanks for taking us along on the journey.

He is such a cutie pie and well behaved for a Ringneck I have two they can be a Challenge and you need to work with them every day

The birb is sooo cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Great video, thanks 👍

Another awesome looking bird I never seen before

again! first comment. the second a vid comes out I directly watch it

I LOVED this video Jamie Leigh & Dave. Amazing content & so much information. One of my favorite videos of the MasterClasses yet! ❤️

Always love seeing your videos. Especially when an IRN is involved 😊❤

I always put a short perch on the inside door. This is where all the good stuff happens. They have to go to the perch on the door to come out, go in, get a treat inside the cage. It’s also where I train a new bird. The perch on the door lets me close the door quickly if the bird tries to climb out. Now, when I want to put all 8 in their cages because someone is coming over or I have to go out, all I say is “perch!” And all 8 go to the perch or the top of the door. My Amazon and one of my moustaches do not like men at all.

Communicating, even your thoughts, seems to be the key to a successful training session.

My female ringneck was very calm. She was madly in love with my parrotlet. They were both blue.

Videos like these remind me how lucky I am to have a super social and well behaved cockatiel, lucky I guess

Love to watch you guys at work...so natural and experienced!

What a loving and patient bird mama ❤

I wish we got to hear the IRN talk! I love their voices

Ringnecks seem to avoid skin and either jump directly onto the sleeve or head there right after step up. I’ve tried training the phobia out of mine and it’s so funny when things are just going with the flow he steps up without remembering that he doesn’t step up lol. His realization reaction is hilarious.

Hi! Love this video think it will help a lot of poeple wit thier birds. Also can you consider doing a day in the life with all of your birds? BTW love your channel!

Francois is suuuuuuch a cute name for an IRN!!!

What a sweet boy

Thank you so much!!

My Indian ring neck neeeeeeeeeeds this training he loves to bite us but he’s only turning 1 this October

Can you guys give me some tips with my cockatiel because he always bites hands he only comes to my shoulder so it’s really hard to get him down from anywhere and It’s a struggle to put him in his cage

Please explain the stick and clicker. I’m not familiar with this. My first parakeet was during the 1970s and Romeo developed about a 50 word vocabulary before he died 7 years later. Now at 85, my kids bought a parakeet for my birthday. Buddy is still cautious about me after 2 weeks, but better than when he arrived.

Can I still train my 4 year old Ringneck I bought it 3 weeks ago from a family the they have to rehome it

Indian ring population in native regions are declining at an exponential rate ,in suburban area they are nearly in endangered/extinct save and breed them as much as possible

So far I haven't trained my ringneck to go in his cage he sort of just let's me put him in. I've had him since he was 25 days old and he's 5 months old should I start teaching him to make sure he doesn't get a dislike of his cage later ? Also any other IRN tips would be appreciated.

Nice video

Sooooo cute ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

What did she use to wrap the perch, anyone know please?

Watching this makes me even more excited/nervous for my baby coming next week 🐦😁 hoping he doesn't prefer males cause I'm already in trouble 😅

I got my 4 year old male ringneck 3 days ago his previous owner said that he doesn’t whistle or make any noise at all but he made some noises enyways he is scared of hands or when I get close to his cage and idk what to do plz make a video on how to gain your ringnecks trust cause mine doesn’t even want to come out of his cage so i can start training him

Do you guys keep reptiles as well?

can we see the aquariums plz

My Indian ringneck uses its beak when it steps up. Do you have any tips to stop this? It also doesn't want to jump to me when I try to recall train and instead it tries to reach to me with its beak.

My P'let will not step up at all if I manage to lure onto my arm he refuses to be lured onto my hand. Never had this problem with previous birds. Last p'let nailed it in a few days, and in 3 weeks was flying across the room at my signal. Hes so shy and nervy

I’m seeing progress with my kiwi I let her out everyday she’s coming to me now

Like ringnecks

Are Indian ringnecks good first birds to own? I’ve never had a bird and I’m thinking of getting one

I got the pellets I am hoping to get the box of toys one day

Number 18 :D

hi 1 years ringneck can handtame

why didnt you tell her to stick up her thumb? im just curious!

Ringnecks are not that big but their beaks scare me 🥲 i’ll stick with my budgies!!

Have ya'll made a video on how to deal with bird poop???

What is an Indian ring parrots diet? I see so many people feeding them milk chapati n other human food. I would want to know and educate others. Thank you 😊

Hi I am new

Dave is awesome. But tell him he looks better with an actual beard. Chinstraps are like 20 years ago. But hey! We all like Korn and Limp Bizkit!

I wonder how indian ring neck parrot … would end up in foriegn country… just to specify keeping indianring neck parrot in houses or cages here in india is criminal offense … but i do have 3 of em cause i rescued them, two are blind and third one is very weak but all of em are in good health and all are living with us since almost 8-9 years now …

That looks like a female ringneck.. not male

He is a she.. the black ringnecked are male ..

I hope that cage is only for travel. It looked decked out like it is his permanent cage. It is way too small for an IRN.

She looks like someone famous, I just don’t know who.