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Re: Rachel from Lovepets
Posted by Lora on 8/16/06
Its definitely a scam. Getting an AMAZON from Africa is ridiculous, AMAZON should tell you they are native to South America. There are so many available here. Check your local bird shelter and societies. Since the DYH is one of the hot three, they are plenty out there (mostly males) because of their amazon ways. Make sure you do your research and choose a bird to fit you and your life style and not for looks or talking ability. I personally know some absolutely wonderful zons, and can honestly tell you they are not for beginners. Males are almost always ONE person birds. And it doesn't seem to matter if that person no longer owns them. Having been "stapled" more than once by males I speak from experience. And don't forget you have to one of those people that think the amazon smell is perfume to your nose!! Lora
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Rachel from Lovepets, 8/14/06, by Melanie.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/14/06, by Toby's Mom.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/14/06, by Melanie.
- Re: Is it legal to ship a DYH from Africa to the US., 8/14/06, by Melanie.
- Re: Is it legal to ship a DYH from Africa to the US., 8/14/06, by ctherose.
- Re: Is it legal to ship a DYH from Africa to the US/Melanie., 8/14/06, by ctherose.
- Re: Is it legal to ship a DYH from Africa to the US., 8/15/06, by Russ.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/16/06, by Lora.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/16/06, by Lora.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/16/06, by Sonoma.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/17/06, by Melanie.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 8/18/06, by Lora.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 9/04/06, by melinda.
- Re: Rachel from Lovepets, 10/17/06, by electra.
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