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  • Veryy clever !!

  • AWESOME

    

  • My gal just passed away. Super smart. Didn't speak. But she KNEW every word. I miss her badly. Well loved and spoiled! Spray millet was her favourite as well. Thanks! Loved seeing a female cockatiel being smart as they are. My gal was cheeky and clever.

  • bravo

  • have four cockatiels ( one pied, one pearl, and two common greys ) and one blue parakeet. I love to cuddle them if they are in the mood.

  • Hi,

    My Cockatiel doesnt eat treats or food straigh from my hand or even if i put it in his plate why ?! O.o

  • i have a cockitiel that looks identical 2 pringle,her name is matilda,haha

  • Is that thing called a crown?

  • @Sethybeth It's called a crest.

  • good job:D you can do shows with him:)

  • bayum its a girl cockateil

  • Doesn't really matter if they do 'tricks' They are beautiful just to watch doing their own thing. They are all smart. I hope he doesn't get too 'fed-up' doing all these tricks. I found it somewhat boring.

  • Good Job! Smart Bird!

  • this is really good!!!! my cockatiels could never do that!!!

  • actually every cockatiel can do that, it depends on the training

  • he could if you trained him using the positive methods

  • pringle ,wat an awsome name XD

  • What a clever birdie and people think birds and animals are stupid! Well done Pringle

  • did you hand rare your bird get it from a breeder or from a petshop just wondering

  • wow! Fantastic training!

    Hey I'll sub you if you sub me!

  • CUTE! what ate your cocktail:)?

  • So very smart!!

  • What a talented, beautiful bird you are Pringle!

  • awsome I just got mine about a week ago any advice??!!

  • cute baby!!!

  • Aw! He's adorable! And I'm guessing that birds aren't color blind?

  • No, birds are not colour blind. They have excellent eyesight. It's one of the main things that helps them survive in the wild. They need to see their food.

  • they actually are evolved to distinguish colours better than us! but there is price, when dusk comes they are almost blind :)

  • any tips for training cockatiels?

  • when u try to teach it tricks give ur bird some treats if it does wat u want it to do

  • cute bird!

  • nice what do yougive her for treats

  • She gets millet spray.

  • great job and its only a baby too !

  • ur bird is awesome! awesome tricks 2!

  • Awesome work Pringle!

  • it was great but i didnt like the ending.

  • where did you buy the T stand that he is on?

  • I made it from a dowel, broom handle and a 12" 2"x 6" for the base.

  • Wow!Smart bird! :)

  • lol i have a cockatiel to! but not as smart as yours. LOL!!!

  • WOW!!!!What a smarty pants!! I wish my cockateil did that but she is scared of every thing!:(

  • I would try to teach my Cockatiel stuff like this but hes scared of everything.. even his own feathers when they fall off xD

  • All my bird knows how to do is bite me. :(

  • What kind of treats are good to teach birds tricks?? thanks and great work.

  • I use millet spray for Pringle and dried papaya or pineapple for my African Grey. It depends on the bird. See what his favourite food is and use that.

  • EXCELLENT!!!!!!

    I wish my little teil had been so snart...........or was it the owner????

  • I don't think I've ever seen a cockatiel do all those various tricks; that was fabulous. Pringle...cute name.

  • nice !! can you tell me what is your trick to make him open the wings?

  • It is something she does naturally. She often will do it from the top of her cage when she is in a feisty mood. I would give her a treat every time she did it. It took her only a couple of days before she caught on. After that she was a very willing learner. For my African Grey, I put my hands under his wings to get him to lift them. Now all I do is point at his chest.

  • very nice. cant wait to teach mine to decifer colors

  • Wow,that was brilliant!

    My tiel, Joey, is sixteen this year so I would imagine he's too old to learn (plus, he isn't tame :()

    Still, I would love to learn how you taught Pringle all that, it really did fascinate me :)

  • Thanks for the compliments. To begin with I caught things she did naturally and rewarded her. After she caught on about the trick/reward method, she was very willing to learn more. Before I started clicker training, I would hold millet in front of her and she learned to twirl, go through the hoops and climb the ladder all by following it.

  • This site doesn't let me say much with only 500 letters. Continued from below; The wave was the hardest trick. I made her step up on a tiny stick. Then made it so she would only be able to get one foot on it. Then I took away the stick before she could step on, hence the wave

  • I love your show! I give you 5 stars!

  • awesome tricks

    my cockatiel can hardly climb a ladder yet but he is getting better

  • pringle, who knew you were soo talented... I guess you did! Show made to Poirot's music, he,he,he. I hear Poirot in the peanut gallery, Funny!! Your pal, Louie

  • check out my vid. got mine at the eailiest possible i could get him at he is now 2 3/4

  • how long have you had your cockatiel? and how long did it take to teach him/her those awesome tricks?

  • I have had her for 4 1/2 years. It took up to two years to teach her all the tricks she knows. When I got her at 8 months of age, she had never been handled by humans, but she has turned out to be a very sweet and friendly bird.

  • it is pretty cool except real life is better i know i have experience

  • I hope you get to see her in real life again.

  • does she acctually say words? i have a 3 month old grey which i'm thinking is a female. i have heard that they do not talk just whistle.

    you and your bird are extremely talented!!!

  • Thanks for the compliment. Pringle does not speak, but she has a wonderful personality.  My African Grey, Poirot always talks to her when she does her tricks.

  • Very, very impressive. Is that a clicker I hear in the background?

    I hope people know just how much dedication and training it must have taken to do this. What a sweet bird she is!!

  • Thank you for the compliment. She started out as an untame bird and has come a long way. She was raised by her parents and not handled until she was 8 months old. That is the clicker in the background. It took her six months to learn her colours and put them in the cup.

  • What a sweet, smart, beautiful little girl! I love her! She's a star for sure! Thanks for making me smile a mile!

  • How did you teach hear to hang upside down from your finger?

    I want to teach that to my cockatiel

  • Hello. Sorry it took awhile to get back to you. I started out by having her reach down for the perch instead of stepping up to it. Gradually, I kept her further and further away from it until she would hang completely upside down. I would also give the cue, "Play Dead." Eventually, she would do it without the perch being there. I was easy on her when I taught this trick until she was confident enough to do it. If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask.

  • Wow Pringle! That was Great!! That you stay put on that perch when I know you can fly...that's amazing!  I'm impressed. You and Mom are quite the team. From your buddy, Rainbow the Macaw

  • You should send it to Animal Planet for sure, you will get a free tshirt plus maybe $100. What treat are you giving him?

  • Thanks. I think I might do that. She gets millet spray for treats.

  • Pringle that is fantastic. You are a Star and should go on Animal Planet or send in your video to a TV Video Site. Hugs, Ladydobe and Zodiac,Sunny,Shadow

  • is this birds name pipper please tell me

  • Her name is Pringle.

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