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Pascal green Indian Ringneck hand tamed and trained to do tricks

Indian ringneck · Male · Henderson, NV
3h
Pascal green Indian Ringneck hand tamed and trained to do tricks
$600
Details
🐦 Gender: Male
🎂 Age: 6 years
🧬 DNA sexed: Yes
🤝 Hand-tame: Yes
🚚 Shipping available: No
Pascal is a 6 year old male green Indian Ringneck. He is hand tamed and I have been his only owner. He is quiet and trained to do many tricks such as waving hello, he can push a shopping cart and put items in it. He spins around and will step up and sit on your shoulder. He can also put rings on a dowel. We continue to teach him because he is very treat motivated. He is a smart sweet bird who is open to learn. He is used to being held because we handle him several times a day since he was a baby.

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