CGM Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 Hi everyone I'm new as of yesterday. My Congo and Timneh usually have the dining room to live in as it is very central to my house. It is open to the living room and the Congo can see me in the kitchen as well as bath. The Timneh is against a wall so she cannot see me in the Kitchen but in the bath. I have a house guest that keeps wild hours so I moved the kids to the middle bedroom which I use as an office. I did this in Dec. when my guest was visiting as well. It seems they like it in there, only 1 door, windows and much smaller and less "in the mix" of the houshold, (i'm the only human here). My question is do you think they would be as happy and adjusted if they lived in the bedroom instead of the dining room? They would only see me when I went to my bedroom or bath unless I make a trip to their room. they can hear me almost anywhere as i have a smallish house. What do you think?
danmcq Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 Your Parrots would be happiest where you and guests are the most. Being isolated in a bedroom would not be the ideal situation for these intelligent, social and attention seeking Parrots. When you say you moved the "Kids", do you mean the Parrots? I ask, due to your stating you are the only Human there. At any rate, they will be happiest where you are visible the most.
CGM Posted September 17, 2007 Author Posted September 17, 2007 Thank you Dan yes i did refer to my birds as the "kids". I agree about having them where I am the most visible. they seem to be more calm in the bedroom but perhaps I'm misreading that?
lovemyGreys Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 Hi, as Dan has said your birds will be happier the more they see you I have 3 greys that have their own room which is adjcent to my lounge, it has an avairy door as opposed to a "normal" door.
CGM Posted September 17, 2007 Author Posted September 17, 2007 Thank you for responding. I think I knew the answer and will put them back in the dining room when company leaves next week.
judygram Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 They like to be part of the flock, they want to be where the action is and that is wherever you are, and if the dining room is the central part of your house then thats where they belong.
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