Rings Game Bird Toy, Small

I purchased the Zoo-Max Rings Game Small Bird Toy for my 9 month old Sun Conure, "Chili Pepper". There was a print out set of training instructions to use as a nice guide in demonstrating how to train your small bird the Rings Game. Right now after 1 week of usage (4 out of 7 days and only 1 hour per session), my Sun Conure is still only interested in removing the rings, one at a time and selfishly holding on to it and then insisting on dropping it in the floor. Hahaha! Maybe one day my bird will conquer the Rings Game, but for now he's quite entertained and is entertaining us with his hilarious personality. I would definitely recommend the Zoo-Max Rings Game Small Bird Toy for any bird lover who interacts with their adoring feathered friend. NOTE: However, due to the small size of the colorful rings, if you have small children that could be in the vicinity of this bird toy, the rings are quite small and could pose a choking hazard.

The best thing about this game is that the bird loves it. Occasionally she puts the rings onto the posts but mostly she takes them off and tries to balance them on her back or between a wing and her back. Then they fall on the floor ! It is good entertainment for her.The worst thing is that eventually some of the rings go missing. I haven't been able to find replacement rings for sale.

My umbrella cockatoo played with it for weeks all night long sitting next to me when he first got it. Forget trying to teach your bird to be a baby einstein. Buy the colored plastic interlocking rings from Target (in the baby department); they love stacking them on here, along with wooden blocks and the little colored rings. A little expensive, but great fun if you have a playful bird.

Sturdy design. My two conures were quick to remove the disks - one thinks he owns it. After 5 days I am still working on them picking up tricks - they certainly have figured out how to get me to fetch the disks when they drop them off the counter!

My 1 year old conure, Lola enjoys pulling the rings off. Not so enthused about putting them back on the holder. She gets pretty ticked when I got to put them back on for her. She immediately pulls them back off. Would like the top of the poles to be smoothed out a bit more for safety.

Perfect learning toy for our Green Cheek Conure! He loves this, he took to it right away and was intent on taking all the rings off. Now just to teach him how to put them on! Love it! As a bonus, the acrylic material makes a satisfying clicking noise as the pieces hit each other. Don't know why I like that but I do.

Just the right size for our Gold-capped conure. It is a great product if you're willing to set aside some dedicated training time to teach your parrot how to put the rings on the pegs. Our conure learned how to do that but I don't know if he'll ever figure out how to match the colors. No matter. He gets excited and knows what to do when the peg game comes out. It's a good focus for positive interactions and lots of rewards.

Although my Quakers have not fully grasped the object of the toy, they fully enjoy removing the rings. We are still working on putting them on. They really like it.

My Quaker Parrot loves this and has learned his colours