! ). Any advice / tips etc is always greatly welcomed as you can never know too much. I have questions about training but first thought I had better say hello 
Hi all
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Hi all
by jackie » Tue May 21, 2013 5:12 pm
Hello to you all - I am a first time parrot owner and have an African grey. He is totally amazing and is doing great. He has been with me now for 6 months and I got him as a baby. He is mainly very soppily loving (apart from the odd grumpy day but hey he is male ! ). Any advice / tips etc is always greatly welcomed as you can never know too much. I have questions about training but first thought I had better say hello
! ). Any advice / tips etc is always greatly welcomed as you can never know too much. I have questions about training but first thought I had better say hello - jackie
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Re: Hi all
by janetafloat » Wed May 22, 2013 12:08 am
Hi jackie, welcome to the forum! Glad to hear your Grey is doing so well, do keep us posted
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Re: Hi all
by Cockatielsongs » Wed May 22, 2013 12:56 am
Hiya! Welcome to the forum! Post photos of your grey!!!!
Bandit - Rose Breasted Cockatoo
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Re: Hi all
by marie83 » Wed May 22, 2013 7:31 am
Welcome to the forums
Its pretty hard to give tips without knowing what you already know and how you are around your bird.
The main biggy is never stop learning... even when you have had your bird 20+ years keep reading and talking to people.
Keep things slow, have loads of time and patience with your bird and expect to mess up at some point but learn to recognise it and find out how to improve
Its pretty hard to give tips without knowing what you already know and how you are around your bird.
The main biggy is never stop learning... even when you have had your bird 20+ years keep reading and talking to people.
Keep things slow, have loads of time and patience with your bird and expect to mess up at some point but learn to recognise it and find out how to improve
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