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Re: biting Conure
Posted by Dr. Phil on 2/14/09
On 2/14/09, Chris wrote: > On 2/14/09, Tim wrote: >> Clip his wings. > We would rather not clip wings we have cats. If there was > anything else. Because no matter how nice my son is to the > bird he flys and attacks only him. I dont understand this > behavior. You need to sit your son down and have the "talk" with him. Tell him that you've enjoyed having him around, but now it's time that he goes and lives with his Aunt Edna. Let him understand that the bird is more important than he, and that should something happen to the bird you will consider taking him back. In the mean time, he should work on having animals like him more.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- biing Conure, 2/14/09, by Chris.
- Re: biing Conure, 2/14/09, by Tim.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/14/09, by Chris.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/14/09, by Dr. Phil.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/14/09, by Rick.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/15/09, by chris.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/15/09, by chris.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/15/09, by Rick.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/15/09, by Chris.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/16/09, by Good Lord!.
- Re: biting Conure, 2/16/09, by Chris.
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