CursingLlama

Hello, I'm not a grey owner and I haven't experience with them. However, someday I do plan to purchase one so my research led me here. Name: Greg Age: 23 Gender: Male Currently in the marine corps but I'll be out shortly (Oct 22nd)... I have a few things I plan to do before I buy a grey, but I'll be here a lot looking into them more so that I'm prepared when it finally comes around.

I haven't a grey or any experience with them, but I'm looking into getting one and there for have been reading a lot on them. From everything I've read it seems to answer the second part of your question its more how they are raised than anything else. If you want your grey to be accepting of new people and surrounds you want to make sure you introduce them to many different people while they are young so they grow accustomed to it. Also, if you pick a grey from a group of babies and you want one that'll be more accepting then you want one that is more curious and confident which is typically the first one to come up to you out of the group. However, a lot of literature does claim CAGs tend to be more 1 person birds than TAGs. Hope that helps