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To: cajungirl

I wouldn't mind having a talking bird. But I don't like the idea of them making a ton of noise. I guess it depends on the bird..? And it would have to be CHEAP (no pun intended). I bet I could find one at a humane society center. But my dog and cat might object.


92 posted on 02/07/2005 4:48:14 PM PST by RedBloodedAmerican
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To: RedBloodedAmerican

My dog and cat liked the bird. The cat was terrified of him. When the cat stalked Max, Max would flare up his wings in attack mode and the cat ran. The dog liked to walk around with the bird on his back grooming him. The bird used to watch the dog go to sleep then call him in the same voice we used. It drove the dog crazy.

The big problems for birds, parrots, is diet. Max would only eat seeds, he would starve before he ate anything else other than a chicken leg or potato. He died of high cholesterol, linked to an all seed diet. Never give one seeds if you can help it.

The second is fans, ceiling fans. We could never have a ceiling fan on. He ran loose and flew all over the house. I got more enjoyment out of him than any pet I ever had. He went outside, sat on our lamppost near the pool and loved to watch swimmers.

He loved young women with curly hair. And he detested my husband but would lure him by asking for a "nice scratch" and then biting the hell out of him. Hubby once said "Max you bastard" and Max immediately began calling people bastards.


93 posted on 02/07/2005 4:53:59 PM PST by cajungirl (do)
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