QUICK LINKS:   PARROT CHAT | BREEDERS | FOR SALE
Cockatoos ChatboardCockatoos Chatboard
NEW POSTS ALL POSTS SUBMIT POST
Join the Birdmart.com Mailring
Parrot Advertising Parrot Breeders Parrot Classified Ads Parrot Cages and Toys Parrot Email Discussion Lists Parrot Discussion Boards Parrots For Sale Parrot Chat Center


<< skip < prev
next > skip >>

More Chatboards | Print | Share | Report Post

Re: u2 bit me for the first time! should I keep him?
Posted by Cherie on 5/24/06

    Fran,
    I see your point, ok. But it is also a fact that people really have
    no clue on "proper" bird care. I think even a lack of stimulation
    (toys) is abuse. I think improper cage size is abuse...example...a
    cage that is way too small. But so many people do not realize this
    and I am shocked by what I have seen. Some people have no clue and
    this is scary.
    I just pray...if this post is real...that this bird does not
    languish in a dark closet or basement somewhere in America. Owning
    a large Too is a very serious commitment that most people can not
    cope with. My U2(Fabian) is very demanding. I love him dearly and
    would take nothing for him. I also knew how to reach out for help
    and had /have a great support of other bird friends.
    This post really bothered me for some reason? But sometimes Fran,
    there really are people that have no clue and are ignorant...not
    stupid, just ignorant.
    If you own a parrot...you and I both know that you will get bit and
    its a very good chance of it.
    I feel for the bird as well, but maybe this post is not real. If
    its not, then its sick to post it.

    Cherie

    On 5/23/06, Fran wrote:
    > Cherie, anyone who considers getting rid of his "compassionate"
    pet of three years
    > because of one bite is not bonded to the bird in the first place.
    Spraying the bird with
    > water for vocalizing (which is necessary for the mental well-
    being of a parrot) is abusing
    > their bird, I am shocked that you would not agree, since you work
    in rescue. Even Bob
    > concurs that he has gone too far with his punishment.
    >
    > He keeps the bird covered and sprays him for 'screming" yet has
    not posted once for
    > help with that issue.
    >
    > I feel sorry for this cockatoo, if this post is real (which I
    question).
    >

You are on the COCKATOOS CHATBOARD:   LATEST POSTS   ALL POSTS   SUBMIT POST

Sponsors  

Baby Names!
Looking for help picking the perfect name for your baby? Check out Maternityville.com

New Moms Wanted
Join the community for new and expecting moms. Check out Maternityville.com Maternity Chat!

Other Chatboards in this Category...
Parrots (Gen)
Breeders Chatboard
Birdcare Chatboard
Social Chatboard
African Greys
Amazons
Budgies
Cockatiels
Cockatoos
Conures
Finches
Lovebirds
Macaws
Poicephalus
Quaker Parakeets
Softbills
 
Google
 
Web Birdmart.com

  Site Map: Home Search Classifieds Chatboards Contacts Advertise
  © 1996 - 2009. All Rights Reserved. Please review our Terms of Use, Mission Statement, and Privacy Policy.