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Re: jendays
Posted by Connie on 1/29/07

On 1/29/07, Cheri wrote:
> On 1/29/07, Connie wrote:
>> On 1/28/07, Cheri wrote:
>>> On 1/27/07, Connie wrote:
>>>> On 1/24/07, Cheri wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> I am getting a jenday in about a week , I am in love with
>>>>> it I go see it everyday as she is in the store I work
>>>>> in... I dont know much about them... can you jenday people
>>>>> share some stories with me please? I dont know if its a
>>>>> male or female but whatever it is it loves me and I love
>>>>> it.. I hear they are loud ,,,will they talk? I have a
>>>>> quaker that talks his head off , will the jenday learn
>>>>> from him? anyways any stories would be great.
>>>>> Thank you
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi Cheri,
>>>> I have a female Jenday that I have had since she was a
>>>> baby. I also have a Blue Quaker that I have had since he was
>>>> a baby. They will get along but I would not recommend
>>>> putting them in the same cage ever. They should have a
>>>> mutual playstand where they can be supervised until they get
>>>> to know each other. Each of these birds must have their own
>>>> cages as they are both territorial and like to have their
>>>> own space at night.
>>>> Jendays are chewers. If you have 1 minute hole in a shirt,
>>>> the Jenday will find it instantly and make it huge, so wear
>>>> old shirts with them. Jendays like wooden chewy toys while
>>>> the Quakers prefer the bells.
>>>> While the Quaker talks up a storm, Jendays can say a few
>>>> words but not very many. They are very acrobatic and mine is
>>>> potty trained. I could write a book but.... if you have any
>>>> questions, feels free to ask.
>>>> Connie
>>>
>>> Thank you so much Connie , you have been very helpful..I
>>> would love to hear about the book you could
>>> write ,,,acrobatic? like what? rolling around ect,,, I do have
>>> a separtate cage ready for my new baby and will get wooden
>>> toys.. I want her to be as happy as she can be,,these birds
>>> were brought in there were two of them in filthy...I mean
>>> filthy cages with barely any toys and no wooden toys all
>>> plastic..there origanal owner was a older woman whom fell ill
>>> and passed Dec 2006. she left the birds to her kids but they
>>> didnt want them so here they are.. I am very excited to bring
>>> her home. thanks so much would love to hear more from you and
>>> your bird stories (:
>> Hiya Cheri!
>> Before you let them play together or interact much, I would
>> do a fecal exam on your Jenday, considering his previous owner's
>> conditions. Find a vet that does birds and call them. I live in
>> eastern NC and it only costed me $10 a fecal exam. That way
>> you'll find out if the Jenday has any fecal problems (parasites,
>> etc). Remember you have another bird and if your bird has any
>> parasites and the other bird steps in it's feces, the other bird
>> could get it. I don't want to scare you but it could happen,
>> especially considering the last bird's circumstances. Why don't
>> you visit my website and write me from there and take a look at
>> my pets. You can contact me persoanally from there and we can
>> exchange other personal info..
>> http://www.webspawner.com/users/sunnyanddusty/index.html
>> Anytime, Connie
> Hi Connie for some reason I can not get your site to come up?
> go ahead and email me [email protected] (:

Ok, I will..... Connie

Posts on this thread, including this one

• jendays, 1/24/07, by Cheri.
• Re: jendays, 1/27/07, by Connie.
• Re: jendays, 1/28/07, by Cheri.
• Re: jendays, 1/29/07, by Connie.
• Re: jendays, 1/29/07, by Cheri.
• Re: jendays, 1/29/07, by Connie.