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Posted by Quaker's Mom -Sherry in Indiana on 10/30/05

Hello Quaker Lovers,
I am fairly new to birds and Quakers. I have had my
Quaker for over a year now. His name is Quaker, he is a
very talented talker and is in very good health. His age is
unknown as I am his 4th owner due to the damage he has done
to his previous owners. (He bites big time.) I love this
bird and want him to have the best possible care. I have
read everything I can find on the care of Quakers. I don't
use scented candles, chemical cleaners, teflon, etc.
I have a woodstove that is about 20 ft away from Quaker's
cage. I did not use it last year for fear the smoke that
sometimes gets in the house when I light the stove would
hurt him. I am not afraid the stove will burn him, he is
used to being in his cage. Do any of you have experience
with Quakers and woodstove or fireplace smoke? Am I being
overly cautious? I would appreciate any feedback.
Sincerely,
Quaker's Mom

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