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Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey
Posted by Pete on 10/14/07
Diane Speak to the lady that has the Bird, not your young daughter who wants the Bird. On 10/13/07, Diane wrote: > Pete, > Thank you for your response. My daughter says the lady that > owns the grey says it has never bitten anyone and she has > children that it is good with. My concern is that when > sexually mature that will change. Are all greys unpredictable > and nippy? Would she be better off with a red-bellied? > > > On 10/13/07, Pete wrote: >> >> >> >> >> I do not understand why you are looking for a three > year >> old Bird, but I`m sure you know? Greys in general are not >> reliably friendly around children. A three year old Bird >> would have a history behind it that could be good or very > bad >> for your Grand-child? Greys are not particularly cuddly at >> three and if he lunges at her,it could injure the child. The >> Timneh Grey is more calm and reliable than the Congo Grey, >> but a child would still have to be supervised at all times. > I >> make my Grand-kids wear safety glasses when they play with > my >> birds. Even with supervision, the birds are fast and could > do >> damage. >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> My daughter is looking to purchase a 3 year old male >>> african grey (congo) and my 7 year old grandaughter is in >>> the house. Is a grey a safe bird to have around >>> children? If supervised of course. Any info on congos I >>> can pass on to her would be greatly appreciated!
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Wanting to purchase an african grey , 10/12/07, by Diane.
- Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey , 10/13/07, by Pete.
- Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey , 10/13/07, by Diane.
- Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey , 10/14/07, by Pete.
- Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey , 10/20/07, by Mikey.
- Re: Wanting to purchase an african grey /Mikey, 10/22/07, by ctherose.
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