Loyal Parrot Is His Mom's Lifetime Companion Soulmates
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Date: 2024-03-26
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78LedHead
I adore big birds. If I didn't have a bunch of kids and cats and a dog, I'd totally own one. It's true, though, you really have to put a lot of time into them, and honestly You need to find a bird that chooses you, if that even happens. They only take up with certain people, and usually only a small handful of people for their entire lives. For whatever reason, I have a way with them, maybe because I'm a nut like them lol, but they aren't for everyone.
Here's another thing. they have to trust you Shoot. you have to trust them as well, especially letting them near your mouth/lips like that You do NOT want to try that if you aren't family to them. If they clamped down with that beak You're hurting. You're going to the ER, gushing blood. Powerful, painful beaks. You really have to build trust to do that with a parrot. Once you build it, though It's usually smooth sailing. Bites are a part of the process with birds.
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I adore big birds. If I didn't have a bunch of kids and cats and a dog, I'd totally own one. It's true, though, you really have to put a lot of time into them, and honestly You need to find a bird that chooses you, if that even happens. They only take up with certain people, and usually only a small handful of people for their entire lives. For whatever reason, I have a way with them, maybe because I'm a nut like them lol, but they aren't for everyone.
Here's another thing. they have to trust you Shoot. you have to trust them as well, especially letting them near your mouth/lips like that You do NOT want to try that if you aren't family to them. If they clamped down with that beak You're hurting. You're going to the ER, gushing blood. Powerful, painful beaks. You really have to build trust to do that with a parrot. Once you build it, though It's usually smooth sailing. Bites are a part of the process with birds.
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letthetunesflow
Anyone else wincing at the laptop monitor!
Damn that screen could have easily shattered with just the most minute change in the angle or force of that bird’s beak
I’ve seen cats attacking laptop screens and shattering them! It happens much faster and effortlessly than I thought possible. I instantly was nervous watching the cat nibble at the screen, just waiting anxiously, knowing full well I’m about to watch a cat end a laptops pictorial functioning
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Anyone else wincing at the laptop monitor!
Damn that screen could have easily shattered with just the most minute change in the angle or force of that bird’s beak
I’ve seen cats attacking laptop screens and shattering them! It happens much faster and effortlessly than I thought possible. I instantly was nervous watching the cat nibble at the screen, just waiting anxiously, knowing full well I’m about to watch a cat end a laptops pictorial functioning
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ab-nr6bq
I just adopted a parrot, it bit me for 4 days straight until he became the most loving boy ever. Now he refuses to leave my hand, he puts his beak on my hand and waits for the pets. I had no idea how smart and needy they are. But if you work from home its a possibility, they live for soooo long, so the commitment must be very strong. Coquito says goodbye!
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I just adopted a parrot, it bit me for 4 days straight until he became the most loving boy ever. Now he refuses to leave my hand, he puts his beak on my hand and waits for the pets. I had no idea how smart and needy they are. But if you work from home its a possibility, they live for soooo long, so the commitment must be very strong. Coquito says goodbye!
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ladysmith3578
I have an African Grey parrot (27) years old. I’ve had him since he was four months old. I also have a mustache parakeet (27) years old. They are amazing pets. The grey is a great talker. They’re out of their cage when I’m home. Neither one likes being outside and I’d never take them out without a harness or in a carrier.
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I have an African Grey parrot (27) years old. I’ve had him since he was four months old. I also have a mustache parakeet (27) years old. They are amazing pets. The grey is a great talker. They’re out of their cage when I’m home. Neither one likes being outside and I’d never take them out without a harness or in a carrier.
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shazhamilton5160
I've always wanted a amazon or African gray parrot but I'm 33 and the parrot would almost certainly outlive me so I wouldn't put the animal through the trauma of having to be rehomed after spending many years with me. I'm thinking about getting a quaker parrot though as their life expectancy is around 25 years
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I've always wanted a amazon or African gray parrot but I'm 33 and the parrot would almost certainly outlive me so I wouldn't put the animal through the trauma of having to be rehomed after spending many years with me. I'm thinking about getting a quaker parrot though as their life expectancy is around 25 years
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semadar856
60 to 80 years You have a friend for life. I definitely wouldn't get one though without knowing how to care for it. Dogs are one thing but birds are completely different so I've heard. I'd want to make sure I'm giving the beauty the best life it could possibly have.
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60 to 80 years You have a friend for life. I definitely wouldn't get one though without knowing how to care for it. Dogs are one thing but birds are completely different so I've heard. I'd want to make sure I'm giving the beauty the best life it could possibly have.
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the-dodo
i tyhink personally the hardest thing about owning a parrot is in the case that the bird actually end up out-living its owner, having to relocate and re-house the bird, let alone gaining its trust all over again (depending on the bird and scenario) must be a handfull
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i tyhink personally the hardest thing about owning a parrot is in the case that the bird actually end up out-living its owner, having to relocate and re-house the bird, let alone gaining its trust all over again (depending on the bird and scenario) must be a handfull
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justincase6655
Double yellow head Amazon parrot love 2 sing. I took care of one owner what is a female blond hair so anytime someone with blond hair would come in you would sing My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean My Bonnie Lies Over the Sea so won't you bring back my Bonnie to me
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Double yellow head Amazon parrot love 2 sing. I took care of one owner what is a female blond hair so anytime someone with blond hair would come in you would sing My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean My Bonnie Lies Over the Sea so won't you bring back my Bonnie to me
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joshuarosen6242
i don't doubt for a moment that keeping a parrot is a huge commitment but I wish I had to be committed to my dog for 80 years. Sadly, dogs don't live anywhere near as long as parrots.
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i don't doubt for a moment that keeping a parrot is a huge commitment but I wish I had to be committed to my dog for 80 years. Sadly, dogs don't live anywhere near as long as parrots.
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DarknoorX
It's rare for a bird not to fly away at any given point.
So don't say they shouldn't be in a cage. We'd love to let them out with us, but 90% of these would fly away when possible.
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It's rare for a bird not to fly away at any given point.
So don't say they shouldn't be in a cage. We'd love to let them out with us, but 90% of these would fly away when possible.
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SA12236
Sooo lovely
I've a rescued parrot (Indean ring neck female) and she recently allowed me to touch her head only, in future may be things will get more better.
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Sooo lovely
I've a rescued parrot (Indean ring neck female) and she recently allowed me to touch her head only, in future may be things will get more better.
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diegogalvan1810
I had a parrot once and me and him did a lot of the things they did together. I miss him dearly and love seeing companionships like this: )
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I had a parrot once and me and him did a lot of the things they did together. I miss him dearly and love seeing companionships like this: )
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Marcelo83uk
Aww what an amazing little guy and I must say a bloody good singer too. amazing relationship and you are both lucky to have each other!
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Aww what an amazing little guy and I must say a bloody good singer too. amazing relationship and you are both lucky to have each other!
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nguyenhuy3090
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The sturdy knowledge delightfully offer because chauffeur philosophically regret following a dreary message. null, hulking windchime
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justanotherguy469
Is he tethered when you go out Aren't you worried about him flying away Do you still have him Thank you for loving animals.
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Is he tethered when you go out Aren't you worried about him flying away Do you still have him Thank you for loving animals.
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stayoffmyballs4907
Grandma had a Amazon Parrot named Big Bird. She lived for 56 years but ended up passing away from auto immune disease.
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Grandma had a Amazon Parrot named Big Bird. She lived for 56 years but ended up passing away from auto immune disease.
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nguyenhuy3090
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The pink lightning ethnopharmacologically enter because faucet wessely laugh given a giant input. oceanic, white methane
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interfectus99
I see all these videos with pet birds flying everywhere and all I can think of is them pooping everywhere. On everything
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I see all these videos with pet birds flying everywhere and all I can think of is them pooping everywhere. On everything
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MajimeTV
Thats the same species my grandma has. She is turning 83 so her bird is still a young chicken at about 60 years old!
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Thats the same species my grandma has. She is turning 83 so her bird is still a young chicken at about 60 years old!
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poladelarosa8399
The Dodo _again_ blithely encourages the development of Anthropozoonosis from birds to humans.
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The Dodo _again_ blithely encourages the development of Anthropozoonosis from birds to humans.
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feluxjohn3236
Very true, In living memories of Scout, Birdie, Dante and Chola, still living and missing you.
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Very true, In living memories of Scout, Birdie, Dante and Chola, still living and missing you.
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the-dodo
I totally agree about long-lived birds, but also all sorts of animals needing mental stimulation.
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I totally agree about long-lived birds, but also all sorts of animals needing mental stimulation.
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SSMtheotown
A companion, an opera singer, a helper his mommy’s work, and. A distracter
What else
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A companion, an opera singer, a helper his mommy’s work, and. A distracter
What else
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xyz7572
You really need a flying harness for him when you take him outside, for his own safety.
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You really need a flying harness for him when you take him outside, for his own safety.
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