Thank you. He's such a sweetheart to have around.

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+Karen Marcinczyk (Gigi) Thank you! :)

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It all takes a lot of time and patience in developing trust with any parrot. I was lucky enough to be home with Coco 24/7, so I handled him all day long. He also bit quite hard for the first while. Don't show fear. If you show fear, they will play off of that, lunge and bite every chance they get. I recommend you join a few good parrot pages on Facebook, maybe even just begin by searching for some Indian Ringneck pages. Lots of like minded and experienced bird handlers on FB. Best of luck to you!

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+NuclearNugget Yes, they pin every time he's thinking about or talking. :)

+Bonnie Nadeau Thank you!

+Tanya Mieske my parrot is fan of your parrot.

+G SAR That's adorable! They do tend to gravitate to certain birds. Mine are much the same. Coco loves Marnie, the blue Indian Ringneck that has some extremely popular videos on here.

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I had someone else comment on another video that they are banned in many areas of the middle east. This may be why you are having difficulty finding one.

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Coco pins his eyes when he's thinking. It's seldom he's aggressive, but he can be a little beaky at times.

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+Nigel the Cockatoo Thanks! He's a very sweet little man.

Some do and some don't in my experience. Coco is more of a shoulder boy, whereas my Quaker, Kiki is one to sit on my finger. Repetition, building trust and treats really help!

He was $650 in Ontario, Canada in 2012.

Coco is an Indian Ringneck Parakeet.

I have worked from home since the day I adopted Coco, so he has had constant human interaction. I also use a carefully selected compilation of bird videos I've chosen from KZfaq that I play for my birds when I am not able to spend that one on one time with them. Repetition and a keen ear are key.

Unless you know the person you are meeting up with and that they have properly vetted their birds, also not exposed them to others that may not have been properly vetted, I would not recommend. Whenever you introduce new birds into your home it is recommended that they be quarantined for such time that allows proper vetting. For personal reasons (I lost a 6 month old Congo African Grey to Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease), I do not socialize my birds with others and am very careful about re-entry into my home and handling of my own birds after I have been around or handled others.

He is approximately 5.5-6 years old. I adopted him at just over the age of 1 year.

m apne parrot ko bolna kaise sikhau 5 mahine se paal raha hu daily sikhata hu bt abhi tak bolna hi mhi seekhe

Coco is 5.5-6 years old. I adopted him when he was just over 1 year old. His band says 2011, but I do not know the exact hatch date.