Domnijoe - The Art Studio and Bird Herder's Residence

I resist can easily resist getting another bird. Difficult but doable. I hear these words just before the crack of most dawn's. Yes, maassaa, yes maassaa. Words only spoken then and no other time. Words accompanied by bell ringing or toy playing. I give a sigh and get up. This particular human owner is kinda benevolent. The next one could be a grade A dictator!
 
I used to look at bird training videos. I stopped after an episode. I was watching one. My first CAG came over to back of couch to watch with me. I started watching him watch it. Then he started hysterical laughing complete with wheezing gasps. He'd pace and laugh. I wondered if he was being critical of bird taking orders from a human. Then again maybe TV bird was giving birdie insults about trainer. The bird body language only someone with feathers could understand.
 
A suggestion for you to consider for coop. Get or make a birdie gym. Made to fit in coop. Put casters and maybe a pull cord on it. Train birdies to like being on it moving. Roll in, and out. Easy clean. You can put treat dish on it too. It'd be easy to make it out of PVC pipe. It's very versatile and limited only by the imagination. The tubing, joints and cutter are all you need. Use multidirectional casters. You would need a drill for them. I didn't use the pipe glue for joints when I made a gym. I was worried about fumes and chewing. Busy beaks can find any type of do not chews and proceed to chew. There's cut acrylic you might look at to protect flooring. Put the paper on the acrylic. I've been doing a lot of thinking about it. Specifically for a certain CAG when near kitchen. I'm annoyed with her at the moment. She knows corn on cob, sweet potatoes cubes, sunflower seeds, walnuts, pecans etc come from chest freezer. She flys to lid. She'll then knock repeatedly on it yelling come, come in. If I ignore her the search for a parrot accessible entrance starts. I don't think that the coop would hold up to her beak. So I ruled it out.
 
A suggestion for you to consider for coop. Get or make a birdie gym. Made to fit in coop. Put casters and maybe a pull cord on it. Train birdies to like being on it moving. Roll in, and out. Easy clean. You can put treat dish on it too. It'd be easy to make it out of PVC pipe. It's very versatile and limited only by the imagination. The tubing, joints and cutter are all you need. Use multidirectional casters. You would need a drill for them. I didn't use the pipe glue for joints when I made a gym. I was worried about fumes and chewing. Busy beaks can find any type of do not chews and proceed to chew. There's cut acrylic you might look at to protect flooring. Put the paper on the acrylic. I've been doing a lot of thinking about it. Specifically for a certain CAG when near kitchen. I'm annoyed with her at the moment. She knows corn on cob, sweet potatoes cubes, sunflower seeds, walnuts, pecans etc come from chest freezer. She flys to lid. She'll then knock repeatedly on it yelling come, come in. If I ignore her the search for a parrot accessible entrance starts. I don't think that the coop would hold up to her beak. So I ruled it out.
I love your idea! I have a small one in there right now, but a PVC pipe one may do what I cannot purchase, LOL. ...Or I could modify a cheap Amazon one... Hrrrm.. possibilities are endless...
 

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