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Re: We need advice
Posted by Elle Mott on 9/06/07
Hello Karen, If you are definately thinking about adding a parrot to your family do research on the type of parrot you are interested in. I would recommend a small green cheek conure/ or a blue crown conure as a first parrot. They are fun and playful and not as destructive as the larger parrots. Cockatoos are wonderful and loving but also very destructive. They love wood bookcases, kitchen cabinets etc. Think about the power of the beck! If a bird has a beck they can and will use it at some point. Also, a healthy cockatoo has a dust-which does cause allergies in alot of people. Another point! you will be getting to dust your house over and over again! Brooms and dust pans become an extension of your arm. Also, are you in a living situations that you can wake up to a early morning ear percing scream! Twice a day or more! This alone is a fact that sends more cockatoo from one home to another. The last thing I noticed was leaving your parrot out of the cage with dogs! Definate no! your parrot will likely end up being food for the dogs. Please research your decision. Parrots on average only stay in a home for 2-5 years. Elle Mott Parrot Education Project. NW, Georgia www.parroteducationproject.org Hope that helps We have owned our parrots for 18 years before establishing the rescue.
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