I did have some, but I am learning that there are always new fulfilling experiences and opportunities every day that I never knew existed.
Have you met the love of your life yet?
Okay, A sticky it is!! :)
FairY, could we make a link to this on our home page, perhaps with bold lettering on the title, so members will see it and be able to click on it?
Your right Judy, it is a great feeling to have others notice. B) It takes a lot of hard work, determination and lots of willpower, But you already know that. So when others notice, it really makes all that hard work worthwhile!! :woohoo:
Denise, I am so excited for you. Please keep us informed on how things go. Remember it will take some time for him adjust. So, be patient, and give him lots of TLC, which I can tell by your posts you will!
Aww Dan, thanks for rubbing it in. It was 35 here today, a warm spell for us.
Well,it is Sat. am, very early, everyone is in bed sleeping, and tomorrow we are expecting MORE snow! I want spring!!!!!! :( :( :(
Everyone here is giving great advice. Never trust any animal with your birds. They do, and always will have that wild instinct surface when they are startled, no matter how well they are trained. Dan is correct, it only takes a second for trouble to strike your bird. :unsure:
Dan, those are great pictures! He looks like the sweetest bird!! Thank you for sharing them and offering such great "How to" tips for everyone struggling with those greys that dislike water!! :woohoo: :woohoo:
Karma for you!B)
Tracy, This is a wonderful Post! The others are right, EVERY grey owner should have this when considering a grey, and as Dan said, "it is a MUST have!"
This really touched my heart. I had my kids read it as well. It speaks the truth for every grey out there.
Judy, that is terrific!! WOW! I'm so proud of you. You are getting closer and closer to your goal every day. Keep it up!! I know 2 people that you have made very very happy with your progress. We're always here for you to cheer you on!
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Hi Denise, and welcome to our family! He sounds like a lovely bird. He will learn to talk as long as he lives providing he has family interaction through out his life. Sounds like you already have your mind made up! :cheer: I hope you both decide on taking him. It seems like you understand the commitment involved. Please let us know what you decide, and we look forward to seeing pictures, and hearing all about him!!
Well, seeing as I work part time out of the house and am able to work at home for the remainder of the time. Talon is out of her cage and interacting with me a lot during the day, so I'm not the best to give advice to you. Those are some really long hours for a grey to spend alone in a cage tho. I do know that many others work full time with their grey, so I'm sure they will chime in and give you better advice. B)
That is so cute! I don't believe it's coincidence. They are so smart, and have a great sense of humor!!
I'm very impressed that you are able to lift her wings and bath her as you do. Wow!:woohoo:
Hi Mavus, and Welcome to our family. Please read as much as you can through out the various threads here. There is a lot of research you should do before purchasing a grey. They require a lot of time, effort, and attention. It is a life long commitment as they live between 40-60 years. Please keep us posted, and feel free to ask as many questions as you like. We have wonderful members who are very helpful and knowledgeable.
Yes, he must see the vet. Cats have a deadly bacteria in their saliva and claws. That's how they subdue their kill so quickly. Please let us know how things go at the vet.