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cute dogs Mandi.

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Yes please do Jazz

Hi Amber, you can buy all ready packaged bags of pulses for soaking or make up your own, here is a link worth a read ... http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/72459-a-word-of-warning.html

Hi spence had a quick search for you.... http://www.wikihow.com/Teach-Your-Parrot-to-Wave-Hello http://www.avianpublications.com/items/behavior/itemDVD04.htm http://www.avianpublications.com/items/behavior/item918.htm

Thanks for your input johnny,personal experiences are always a very valued contribution to a thread.

Well im very happy for you & maybe now Oggie is going to make up for lost time, there will be no stopping him now hopefully

Thank you & pictures are a must on this forum

:blush: Well thank you johnny, I am a very nice women or at least i try but Yes family must come first & this is my second family

Im not sure that they will get on, I have included a link for you to have a read through...It's for introducing a second grey but the advice will apply to you.. http://www.greyforums.net/understanding-your-grey/introducinga-second-grey.html

Im sure Max will climitize to your home,I wish you well on bringing him home.Please feel free to update us, we would love to hear how he settles.

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hi Johnny & Welcome, were pleased you joined us. Appears you have a sense of humour to ,you should fit in perfectly here We look forward to hearing more from you & monster.

Hi Resi, If Max is currently being reared in a warmer enviroment than you have at your home, then it is advisable to provide a adequate temperature for him to start with, this need not be extreme heat.Greys are good at adapting to the environment around them, be sure to locate his cage away from any drafts.how is the climate where you live ? Here are a few useful threads that will give you some advice with Max.. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/72855-bringing-home-your-baby-grey.html http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73094-socializing-your-baby-grey.html We have a Welcome room, please pop in & introduce yourself

Well thst didnt last long My daughter was discharged today, along with some medication & is waiting for a follow up appointment for some further tests to establish if the crohn's disease she suffers from has progressed . Thank you all for kind words.

Judy i think Raposa possibly means the nursery room & not the forum

We look forward to that introduction Johnny ,Monster ! what a great name

A wonderful picture ,she sure is cute, thanks for sharing her

Amber it is perfectly normal behaviour associated with babies & sometimes older greys continue to do it.It is often believed to be a replica of foraging behaviour of greys in the wild.Ignore her, we fondly like to call it the chicken dance here :laugh:

Hi fairymyst78 & Welcome to the forum.How exciting waiting for your baby grey to hatch.It will be a long wait,but then you will have a lifetime to share with your grey. A very good point on the wheelchair,once your baby is being reared will you be able to visit on a regular bases ? Introducing your wheelchair from a very young age will allow your baby to accept it as normal,he/she will know no different & take it in his/her stride Look forward to hearing more from you.

Im with Judy,pellets do provide for a greys needs, but imagine eating the same diet day in day out ! Boring,continue to offer a wide variety fruit,veggies,pulses etc...Please have a look around the bird food room ,you will find some useful threads in there

Hi hjcruzer & Welcome to the forum,congratulations on your new baby grey Tiki. We look forward to hearing more from you.

congratulations on bringing Tiki home.what a shame she wasnt introduced to a cage & hasnt been socialized, but dont worry she is very young & i will give you some links that may be of help to you. firstly locate the cage in a position where Tiki will be able to interact with the family,her flock.Interact with her when she is in the cage & reassure that her cage is a good place to be,Provide her with toys for stimulation.She needs to learn that her cage is a safe & secure place to be. some useful links for you... http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/72855-bringing-home-your-baby-grey.html http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73094-socializing-your-baby-grey.html

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tikatoy1995 I'm sorry you find yourself in this position,We always want what is best for our greys & if you feel that you are not giving her this, then i admire you for wanting to find her the right home. please vet all homes & potential owners to make sure they have the knowledge to home lulu as it may have a traumatic effect on her.