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Indian Ringnecks

Indian Ringnecks Pets: Indian Ringneck Owners Manual

Lindy Everbridge
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Pages
108
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Internet Marketing Business

About

Indian Ringnecks are elegant parrots that are available in a range of bright and pastel colors. From green to buttercup yellow and lime green, they are beautifully feathered. The distinct ring around the neck gives them their name and they are distinguishable by their long tail.
Native to Africa and Asia, these birds from the Psittacine family have been domesticated all over the world. They have been domesticated for several centuries now, so much so that they are believed to be meant for domestication only. Their ability to make wonderful companions and the ease with which they take to their human families has made them so popular.
When you bring home an Indian Ringneck, you need to be sure that you can meet the physical and mental demands of these birds. You must understand what is actually needed for their mental and physical well-being. If this is your first time with a parrot, it is best that you read up as much as you can about these birds before you make a commitment to one. They live for as long as 50 years and hence, it is quite a big deal to bring a parrot home.
With this book, you will get all the information that you will need starting from how to identify the bird, choose a healthy bird for your home, make sure that you form a strong bond and also how to keep the parrot healthy and happy for life. The tips are based on discussions with other Ringneck owners. Therefore, they are practical and easy to apply when you bring your bird home.
Covered in this book:
- Behavior
- Body language
- Bonding
- Captive history
- Caring
- Costs
- Feeding
- Grooming
- Health
- Housebreaking
- Legalities
- Myths
- Personality
- Playing
- Preparing
- Safety measures
- Sourcing
- Training
... and much more

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