Decide which type and size of bird is right for your household, especially if you have young children, in thisfree video . Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah is a resident exotic animal health technician and has been working as a technician for seven years. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
How to Choose a Pet Bird : Learn How to Deal with Children & Pet Birds
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there is many webites you can go to (:
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not if you didnt cut off their flight wings
hey i am looking for a medium to large parrot to adopt? can u adopt birds at this hospital, or is it only for care?
I remember about 2 or 3 years ago my neighbor was bitten by his pet bird because it was sick and he didnt know that it was sick yet and when he picked up the bird it bit him so hard that there was a hole right through his thumb! the bird normaly loved him but it mustve been so stressed out from being sick
My pet bird its a parakeet it bites Alot i wish i had a trainer to teach me
do these birds fly away if you take them outdoors?
hmmmmmmmmm…..didnt pet land get busted for selling puppies from puppy farms???? fod for thought
i doesnt matter if your tall but since its your first bird . i reccomed the parakeet finch, and canary
A large parrot has the bite capacity to remove a small child’s finger. You should never get a large bird if you have a small child. If you already have a large bird, you should supervise all contact a child under the age of 14 years old has with the bird.
No. If you haven’t had a bird before, start with a small bird first and learn everything you can about them. Large parrots require a lot of your attention, as well as many other things people just don’t consider when thinking about getting their first bird. You should read books, look them up online, and learn as much as you can before ever considering to get a large bird.
Join my group on Yahoo Groups called “Parrot Flock” and you can learn all sorts of things. You should also read “Parrots for Dummies” by Nikki Moustaki, which is an excellent book for learning about parrots, and she covers most every topic you can imagine.I am starting a parrot help podcast this month, and will announce how to get it on Parrot Flock when it is ready to be downloaded, so join there ASAP. It will be free, and will have loads of information on parrots.
ugggg!!! I am very interested in getting a bird, and i am trying to do as much research as i can, but i HATE how these videos are cut into so many 1 minute sections like this…
Does anyone know of some good sites or books or something i might wanna read??
im 11 responsadle i have a cot he is trained he playes with my breaded dragon and fishes he loves birds he is frendle and not aloud in my room when im not there,thats where the bird is going to me,my room my mom and me are takeing care of it i had a ccacatow i gave it back cuz it was old very old it was its last month or 2 so we wanted to let it stay with its fello bird we when to see it every day till it died. thats my story a yahh.. i want to get a parrate should i get 1?running out of charact
i do
okay im 11 and im pretty tall do you reconmend me to get a large bird.