Kalidasa
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Are you for real?
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JerseyWendy
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OMG, I'm literally LMAO over here!!!
Birdman666
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Why do they always give them chicken feet?!
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Lmao! Thanks for sharing before you chucked it in the bin! I agree with Kumar, I wouldn't get near that thing either.
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We used to keep something like that down at the rescue, only it had a tape recorder in it.
From time to time we would have someone come in looking for a bird that talked, but wasn't loud, didn't bite, or poop all over the place, and didn't make a mess...
From time to time we would have someone come in looking for a bird that talked, but wasn't loud, didn't bite, or poop all over the place, and didn't make a mess...
Amanda_Bennett
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It was something very similar to that I got my kids when they were about 5 & 6 and wanted a BIG bird after my parakeet had passed away.
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Haha... You're gonna throw Gadget's new friend away?! LOL
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Kalidasa
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I don't remember that one lol! This one doesn't talk however, but he's very fancy. I haven't thrown him out yet. It would be a shame since he's new. I have some young cousins who I can unload it on.
Kiwibird
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LOL! Gadget has welcomed the newcomer right into the flock, but I bet Kumar is jealous
We actually have a similar one, but ours moves and talks. Kiwi likes to preen it
We used ours as a training tool. Mr. Macaw "stepped up" and "got a treat". It helped him get the picture
We actually have a similar one, but ours moves and talks. Kiwi likes to preen it
We used ours as a training tool. Mr. Macaw "stepped up" and "got a treat". It helped him get the picture
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Kalidasa
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LOL! Gadget has welcomed the newcomer right into the flock, but I bet Kumar is jealous
We actually have a similar one, but ours moves and talks. Kiwi likes to preen it
I have a small one in Kumar's toy box which I used to train myself to use the harness quickly and smoothly...it's about the same size as a conure (minus the stubby flipper-wings). It was actually a great tool to help me learn how to put on a harness. Let me find it.....
Found it lol!
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RainbowRose
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Oh my gosh the feet hahahahaah that is hysterical!
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We actually have a similar one, but ours moves and talks. Kiwi likes to preen it
Using Mr. Macaw was a cute idea. They definitely get the picture by watching others. Like a chick watching parent birds in the wild.
Griffin taught Raven to try sneaking into the space under the cage grate in the old cage. Raven was too big, but he sure tried it after seeing Griffin be naughty! Then I think Griffin first learned to bite instead of stepping up once he observed Raven doing it. It was NEVER a problem with Griffin until he saw Raven do it! We've mostly nipped it right in the bud though!
