teagal
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Do Quakers use their feet to eat? If yes, what age do they start? 
Eating With Feet
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SilverSage
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It is very dependent on the individual bird if they choose to do so or not. I have birds of the same species where some do and some do not. None of my Quakers ever did that I can remember, but it was a long time ago.
Allee
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My female quaker approaches everything beak first, never uses her feet to hold food or toys. My male quaker uses his feet to hold food ant toys. 
cnyguy
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Ralph will hold some things in one foot to eat them. He's done that since I first brought him home when he was just less than six months old.
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