With a feisty, playful nature, the brightly colored Pacific Parrotlet is known for being a bit more pushy or dominating than many parrotlets. Simply teach your Pacific Parrotlet from the start that you are the boss and you should have no problems with it. Parrotlets should be kept alone or they can develop jealousy or aggression problems concerning everything from toys to owners. As pets, they are sweet and lovable!

With a feisty, playful nature, the brightly colored Pacific Parrotlet is known for being a bit more pushy or dominating than many parrotlets. Simply teach your Pacific Parrotlet from the start that you are the boss and you should have no problems with it. Parrotlets should be kept alone or they can develop jealousy or aggression problems concerning everything from toys to owners. As pets, they are sweet and lovable!

With a feisty, playful nature, the brightly colored Pacific Parrotlet is known for being a bit more pushy or dominating than many parrotlets. Simply teach your Pacific Parrotlet from the start that you are the boss and you should have no problems with it. Parrotlets should be kept alone or they can develop jealousy or aggression problems concerning everything from toys to owners. As pets, they are sweet and lovable!

Bourke's Parakeets are relatively hardy birds and are an excellent choice for beginning breeders. The Bourke's Parakeet has a gentle disposition and does well in aviaries with other bird species such as cockatiels and finches. The Bourke's Parakeet is not as active as many birds but if you are looking for a fairly inactive parrot with a sweet and gentle disposition this may be the perfect bird for you.

The Cockatiel is cheerful, friendly, and easy to train; making them one of the most popular pet birds throughout the world. They are perhaps best loved for their wonderful disposition, intelligence and bright personality. Another wonderful thing about Cockatiels is they are relatively quiet compared to their larger cousins: Macaws, Amazons and African Grey Parrots.