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I would separate them and work with them one on one. While you may never get them as tame as a hand raised. I had a female parent raised who I managed to get semi tame, she would shower with me, step up.. but never let me pet her or kiss her. Breeding: They will be ready for breeding at around 3 ye...

Hi, I am from Qatar and I have a pair of IRNs in my home. They are pretty new to our home and they are so afraid. I would like some help from the localates who has IRNs. Is there anyone in this website who is in Qatar and who can help me out with the taming process?

Hi, Im new to this site? I have an IRN named Jessie, he is 3 years old. I raised him from 10 days old. I just love him too bits!! :D hey Jessie74, I too have an IRN named Jessie. She too is lovely and she is very new to our home. She is 8 months old and she is very afraid in the new home. Would you...

I've never been in the situation you are in so I don't have any first hand experience, but everything I have read indicates it is best to cage the birds and work on taming them separately. You will probably notice once they are separated that one is less afraid than the other. Work with that one fi...

Hi everyone, I have got a pair of Indian Ringneck Parrots which I bought 3 days back. I was told that they are 6 months (male) and 8 months (female) old and it is not tamed. I bought it from a pet shop and not a bird owner. I am not sure whether it is a wild caught or a hand bred one. The issue is, ...