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So what ended up happening is i fell in LOVE with a male quaker baby! Out of 3 quakers and the IRN, who was beautiful, i was very drawn to this specific baby. So i pretty much knew right away the right bird for ME.

I still love irn's and admire their intelligence and beauty.

Also to clairify, we dont travel or even leave for the weekend except maybe once a year vacation for a week. If we went out of town for a week or weekend, we would have family take care of the bird and dogs of course. My pets are all deeply loved and cared for. 2 dogs are large breed rescues. Anyway...

Thanks again for the replies. Great advice. I have been interested and looking into a ringneck for over 2 months but also quaker...Its more my being indecisive and never habing a ringneck makes it even harder to choose. I am looking at babies tommorow. I have been to another aviary that had several ...

Thank you this is good feedback..... It isnt like this bird will be left alone much, we are never really gone long but after everything I read about them going "wild" it concerned me....I have gotten the impression that they are standoffish and maybe more difficult to have as a pet. Howeve...

I have bee researching this alot and get mixed info. I want an IRN. I keep hearing however if they dont get attention ebert single daybthey go wild. Can they be retamed again? She would sleep in my room but there may be a day or weekend I dont spend much with her. Can they be retamed again if they g...