OutlawedSpirit
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- Apr 12, 2016
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- Bo - DYH ~ Gus - CAG ~ Twitch - Linnie ~ Apple - Pineapple GCC ~ Goliath - Quaker ~ Squish - Peach face Lovebird
Clipping is a very personal choice, and not only can it vary from person to person, it can even vary between birds in a household.
Myself, I would never clip Tiki because being blind, I think having his flights add an extra balance measure makes him feel more secure. The chicken was clipped when I got her, so I'm waiting until her flights grow back in to decide whether to leave get flighted or not. Depending on how she acts, she may stay flighted, or I may clip her. If I think she puts herself at more risk being flighted, I will clip her, but of not, I won't.
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Myself, I would never clip Tiki because being blind, I think having his flights add an extra balance measure makes him feel more secure. The chicken was clipped when I got her, so I'm waiting until her flights grow back in to decide whether to leave get flighted or not. Depending on how she acts, she may stay flighted, or I may clip her. If I think she puts herself at more risk being flighted, I will clip her, but of not, I won't.
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