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]]> http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/considering-cockatoos-part-2/#comment-5 Jennifer Blair Sat, 12 May 2007 12:09:43 +0000 http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/?p=4#comment-5 Very informative but too late for me. I love my 'too. and he is a second hand parrot. Spoiled? Yes. How do I unspoil him is the question. Safe baby toys, lots of cardboard boxes and mess keep him entertained most of the time. New activities help. Please keep this information coming. Thanx Very informative but too late for me. I love my ‘too. and he is a second hand parrot. Spoiled? Yes. How do I unspoil him is the question. Safe baby toys, lots of cardboard boxes and mess keep him entertained most of the time. New activities help. Please keep this information coming.
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]]> http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/considering-cockatoos-part-2/#comment-3 Natalie Butler Fri, 11 May 2007 21:32:50 +0000 http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/?p=4#comment-3 I hope more potential cockatoo owners will heed your warnings before adopting a cockatoo into their family. Many people have no idea what they will be getting into. We have an umbarella who is now 6 years-old...we have 5 children with 3 still living at home. We brought our cockatoo home at 6 weeks old and she is such a wonderful addition to our family. I will say though...had we not researched and done our homework and raised her correctly from the beginning we too could have had a terror on our hands...she definitly will try us from time to time but never have I regretted having her. I hope more potential cockatoo owners will heed your warnings before adopting a cockatoo into their family. Many people have no idea what they will be getting into. We have an umbarella who is now 6 years-old…we have 5 children with 3 still living at home. We brought our cockatoo home at 6 weeks old and she is such a wonderful addition to our family. I will say though…had we not researched and done our homework and raised her correctly from the beginning we too could have had a terror on our hands…she definitly will try us from time to time but never have I regretted having her.

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