Introducing Cookie.
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Introducing Cookie.
by cookie » Wed Aug 04, 2010 4:49 pm
Last edited by cookie on Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:19 am, edited 2 times in total.
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cookie - Parakeet
- Gender:
- Posts: 2
- Location: The Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 1
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal Parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Introducing Cookie.
by Michael » Wed Aug 04, 2010 6:05 pm
Those pictures are way too big and we cannot see them. The recommended dimensions are 575px wide by whatever. That is the max size that can be seen without getting cut off.
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Michael - Macaw
- Gender:
- Posts: 6284
- Location: New York
- Number of Birds Owned: 3
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal Parrot, Cape Parrot, Green-Winged Macaw
- Flight: Yes
Re: Introducing Cookie.
by lainmai » Wed Aug 04, 2010 6:47 pm
Cookie looks like a sweety 
Owned by 2 Parrotlets (Minoru & Midori) and 1 Senegal (Tobi)
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lainmai - Conure
- Gender:
- Posts: 241
- Location: Oshawa, ON
- Number of Birds Owned: 3
- Types of Birds Owned: Pacific Parrotlet, Senegal
- Flight: Yes
Re: Introducing Cookie.
by cookie » Wed Aug 04, 2010 7:05 pm
Last edited by cookie on Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:20 am, edited 1 time in total.
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cookie - Parakeet
- Gender:
- Posts: 2
- Location: The Netherlands
- Number of Birds Owned: 1
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal Parrot
- Flight: No
Re: Introducing Cookie.
by birdvet » Thu Aug 05, 2010 2:42 am
Welcome 
. He's a very handsome looking bird!!
Falling asleep is normal for his age, he's a baby, so no worries
As for the biting, if it starts to get harder or if he does it to tell you off and stop you from petting him then you'll need to step in wih some training. I find a "naughty cage" and "quiet time" sorts them out petty quickly, parrots are such social birds. You should train him anyway, not just to get rid of the biting habit, it will give his smart little mind some stimulation
. He's a very handsome looking bird!!Falling asleep is normal for his age, he's a baby, so no worries
As for the biting, if it starts to get harder or if he does it to tell you off and stop you from petting him then you'll need to step in wih some training. I find a "naughty cage" and "quiet time" sorts them out petty quickly, parrots are such social birds. You should train him anyway, not just to get rid of the biting habit, it will give his smart little mind some stimulation
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birdvet - Conure
- Gender:
- Posts: 122
- Location: New Zealand
- Number of Birds Owned: 4
- Types of Birds Owned: Nanday Conure, Indian Ringneck, Crimson Wing Parakeet, Sun Conure,
- Flight: Yes
Re: Introducing Cookie.
by a.susz » Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:41 am
hi cookie!!! welcome to sennie world. lol. you will have lots senegal friends here!!
-Annaleza- and--
Peanut , the sennie
Baby, the red belly
Odin, the bronze wing pi
Loki, the bronze wing pi our new addition
http://www.annaleza.blogspot.com
Peanut , the sennie
Baby, the red belly
Odin, the bronze wing pi
Loki, the bronze wing pi our new addition
http://www.annaleza.blogspot.com
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a.susz - Poicephalus
- Gender:
- Posts: 399
- Location: Phoenix, AZ
- Number of Birds Owned: 5
- Types of Birds Owned: Senegal, Red Belly, Bronze Wing Pionus x2
- Flight: Yes
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