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Topic	My parrot escaped her cage today
_Matchabuu_ 06/07/19 10:59:07 AM #12:	Zangulus posted... Birds have their preferred people. I have a buddy with a couple of cockatoos. The male hates everyone and will bite if anyone tries to pick him up but my buddy. But the girl is much more friendly. But my buddy can pick up the male anytime. Cockatoo bites can be horrific. Theyre lovely birds, but understanding their body language isnt for people new to caring for birds. The whole preferred person thing can also cause a lot of frustration with people who dont understand that its common in many species of parrots. Ends up in people getting rid of their birds. IIRC cockatoos and macaws have high rehome rates. Very unfortunate. --- https://discord.gg/RzKWWny SW-0239-3946-8686 <cite>_Matchabuu_ posted [p:922917544] in My parrot ... [t:77768650]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zangulus posted...</cite> <quote>Birds have their preferred people. I have a buddy with a couple of cockatoos. The male hates everyone and will bite if anyone tries to pick him up but my buddy. But the girl is much more friendly. But my buddy can pick up the male anytime.</quote> Cockatoo bites can be horrific. Theyre lovely birds, but understanding their body language isnt for people new to caring for birds. The whole preferred person thing can also cause a lot of frustration with people who dont understand that its common in many species of parrots. Ends up in people getting rid of their birds. IIRC cockatoos and macaws have high rehome rates. Very unfortunate. --- https://discord.gg/RzKWWny SW-0239-3946-8686</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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