skygoneblue
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We road tripped from Orlando to Miami, Florida today to pick up our baby. We named her Schala.
The trip home went great. She wasn't shy or easily spooked at all. She spent almost the entire 3-hour trip chewing on my ear, pooping on my shoulder, and quietly chirping to add to the conversation.
Well, now we're home, and it's all different. She seems absolutely miserable in her cage. She is sitting on the bottom (although she's perfectly capable of climbing to the perches). If one of us isn't near her, she chirps incessantly, as if she hates being away from us, but who can blame her, right?
Is it real important that we just let her get used to being in her cage for the first few days? Right now, she's content as can be on my shoulder, but I don't want every day to be a fight having to go back to her home.
I know, I know, I'm a new owner freaking out over nothing...
The trip home went great. She wasn't shy or easily spooked at all. She spent almost the entire 3-hour trip chewing on my ear, pooping on my shoulder, and quietly chirping to add to the conversation.
Well, now we're home, and it's all different. She seems absolutely miserable in her cage. She is sitting on the bottom (although she's perfectly capable of climbing to the perches). If one of us isn't near her, she chirps incessantly, as if she hates being away from us, but who can blame her, right?
Is it real important that we just let her get used to being in her cage for the first few days? Right now, she's content as can be on my shoulder, but I don't want every day to be a fight having to go back to her home.
I know, I know, I'm a new owner freaking out over nothing...
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