Hi there Emily, yes I have a CAG called Bucc, he is wonderful hopefully in the summer I am to be a new parent to another CAG. Bucc is nearly a year old now and is a real character, If I should for a second not talk to him he will sit there saying hello Bucc, hello mum. First thing in the morning he will be in his cage and after about an hour of me being up he will start, step up mum, meaning he would like to come out, if that fails we get the wolf whistle, and clicks, and if I dare not let him out he has resorted to BUCC WANTS OUT NOW!!, When that definately fails he will ask politely, Bucc want out now please, Its certainly not boring living with a CAG, and I would recommend getting one to anyone who wants one, and has the time to spend with one. But at the other end of the scale a lot of research should be done before hand as they have a lot of ways about them, known as one person birds, introducing new things takes a lot of time, etc etc
Peta and Bucc