For the past weeks, I had showcased 2 of the 5 amazing parrot tricks (the Cup Stacking Trick and the Basketball Trick) that Kacy learned so far. And now, here is the third one, the Ring Tossing Trick:
Ring Tossing Trick is derived from the Ring Tossing Game that we often play at carnivals. A simple game that is fun and well suited for people of all ages and now even parrots!
On my previous post, I showcased 1 of the 5 amazing parrot tricks that Kacy learned, so here’s the second parrot trick – Kacy plays basketball:
Basketball has now become Kacy’s favorite sports game, and she plays it almost everyday! Whenever I setup the prop and taking out the ball, she just can’t wait to snatch the ball from me and dunk it into the hoop! *Giggle*
I started teaching my Black Capped Conure, Kacy parrot tricks one month ago, but I never expected that she turns out to be a fast learner!
Till now, she already can perform 5 amazing parrot tricks! Among the 5 parrot tricks, one of those is the Cup Stacking Trick.
Some of those who have been keeping track on our blog will find the Cup Stacking Trick familiar. Indeed, both Kermit and Kiki had also performed the Cup Stacking Trick before. Unfortunately both of them were no longer around to witness Kacy’s success in performing the trick.
For the past few months, I had received dozens of emails expressing their concerns for Kiki and also Kermit. I hereby express my appreciation to all your support for Kiki, Kermit and Bryan’s Angels, the dedicated blog for my companion parrots.
Many readers had been looking forward to see Kermit in action with his new trick. For the past few weeks, I had been working with Kermit refreshing on some of tricks he had learned previously to prepare him well for the training for the new trick.
The third portion of the refresher course that I had worked with Kermit, involving him to perform the basic trick: “Waving Hello” with his right foot upon vocal cues.
Kermit was able to wave with his right foot upon my vocal cues, his performance for the day was excellent. Like the earlier session, Kermit surprised me with his vocal talents. He said out his name again at the 0:11 seconds.