*	Bird toy helps train your bird using methods the pros use
*	Strengthen your bond with interactive play
*	Teach your bird to recognize and name colors and shapes

Parrots love to grab objects from your hand. This bird toy teaches your bird to grab and drop acrylic coins, on command, into this toy's slotted acrylic bank. Box doubles as a training platform when interacting with your bird. Includes full training instructions and 28 acrylic pieces (discs and shapes in different sizes). Some shapes fit inside the slots and some do not. White box, assorted shapes and colors.

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Small	Parakeet to Conure
Medium	Conure to Amazon
Large	Amazon to Macaw

Level 1 in our educational bird toy line

Small 3" x 2-1/2" x 2-1/4" high, CC-19486, $14.99

Medium 5" x 4-1/4" x 4-1/2" high, CC-19487, $23.99

Large 7" x 6" x 6-1/4" high, CC-19488, $39.99

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Teach Box and Bank Small 3" x 2-1/2" x 2-1/4" high 5 5 6 6

Excellent, My little Quaker Parrot loves these toys! Very fun and you can make up different games with them that amuse him for hours. November 15, 2013

GREAT TOY! I bought this for my infant African Grey. Unfortunately I bought the wrong size and it was too big for him. Other than that; he REALLY loves it! There's so many games to play with it. October 31, 2013

One awesome learning toy!! Hello, I bought this for my Cockatoo a couple weeks ago. I think this is one of the most fun things to do with your feathered friend as far as bonding is concerend.. He caught on very quickly, not so much putting the coins in the slots, but loves to drop them into the box... He will bow his head and tell me that he is a "Ducky Bird" after he gets his praise!! You will need to have his/her favorite treat ready once they catch on.. You will love seeing how much fun they have doing this..Only do this for approx 5 to 10 minutes a day, they will let you know if they get tired of the game by dropping them on the floor, just like a kid..:) I totally recomend this produt... April 12, 2012

Fun toy to bond with bird. My Amazon liked the colored pieces. He likes to pick them up and inspect each one. He chuckles as he looks at them. My bird is 23 and any game/toy that we can play and bond with is great! He hasnt learned to put pieces in box yet. But he does like to play with pieces and tap the pieces on the box. Fun sturdy toy. Also going to buy the ring and peg game. February 28, 2012

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What age can we start teaching a grey to use the teaching bank?

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I would introduce toy ASAP, bird cant get hurt by it. The sooner the better. I just got the toy for my bird and he is 23. Im sure he would of liked having it sooner. Any toy you can bond with your bird is best.

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