veimar
New member
- Feb 5, 2014
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- Parrots
- gcc Parry; lovebird Coco; 3 budgies (Tesla, Franky and Cesar); cockatiel Murzik, red rump parakeet girl Onyx
I have a question for bigger birds owners. I'm not planning to get one any time soon, and just being curious. But you never know about the rescue situations where you might need to take an action (as was my cockatiel).
I wonder about a larger bird that can be kept out of cage a lot and won't do damage to your house (furniture and other stuff) - does it exist at all?
We have fresh remodeling done and nice vintage furniture in our house which I would hate to see ruined. I had pet rats which I had to give away for the reason that they chewed everything they got in touch with. Thankfully they got into really good hands and the lady keeps me updated on them.
I'm very happy with my 5 smaller birds since not only they are a huge joy for me, but also I can keep them out of cage as much as I want because they never chew or ruin anything. My gcc is basically a cage free bird and goes to his cage only to sleep. Even when we leave we don't have to cage him.
I was just wondering if that kind of freedom could be given to an African grey, or Amazon or Ekkie, or any larger breed? Let me know about your experiences!
Thank you!!!
I wonder about a larger bird that can be kept out of cage a lot and won't do damage to your house (furniture and other stuff) - does it exist at all?
We have fresh remodeling done and nice vintage furniture in our house which I would hate to see ruined. I had pet rats which I had to give away for the reason that they chewed everything they got in touch with. Thankfully they got into really good hands and the lady keeps me updated on them.
I'm very happy with my 5 smaller birds since not only they are a huge joy for me, but also I can keep them out of cage as much as I want because they never chew or ruin anything. My gcc is basically a cage free bird and goes to his cage only to sleep. Even when we leave we don't have to cage him.
I was just wondering if that kind of freedom could be given to an African grey, or Amazon or Ekkie, or any larger breed? Let me know about your experiences!
Thank you!!!