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Re: Male behavior
Posted by Dottie on 10/21/06

On 10/20/06, Andie wrote:
> Males can certainly display this behavior, but the majority
> of the time it is a learned behavior from another lovebird,
> not something they do naturally. I'm sure there are males
> that do it naturally, but they are few and far between. My
> first question, though, would be who did you have DNA him?
> There are some very unreputable companies out there.
>
> Andie
>
>
> On 10/17/06, Dottie wrote:
>> I have a question concerning a male who is starting to
>> chew and tuck. Is this behavior also seen in males? I
>> thought it was primarily a female behavior. Yes, my lovie
>> has been DNA'd and came back male. He is approximately 10
>> mos old. Thanks for your responses in advance.
I know what you mean about unreputable companies--however, I
have complete confidence in Avian Biotech. I live in
Tallahassee and have personal experience with them.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• Male behavior, 10/17/06, by Dottie.
• Re: Male behavior, 10/20/06, by Andie.
• Re: Male behavior, 10/21/06, by Dottie.
• Re: Male behavior, 10/30/06, by Andie.
• Re: Male behavior, 11/07/06, by Dottie.
• Re: Male behavior, 11/07/06, by Dottie.