Recent Pets Blog | Birds PostsParakeetsby Aimee Amodio15 Oct 2006 12:50 PMOne of the most popular breeds of domestic bird is the parakeet, or budgerigar. These small birds originate from the grasslands and woods of central and southern Australia. Bird Behavior: Parrot Screamsby Aimee Amodio26 Sep 2006 10:56 AMAdding a parrot to the family? Be forewarned: parrots are very vocal. You must be willing to accept a certain level of noise if you are bringing a parrot (or any bird) into your home. Why do birds vocalize? To find their "flock". This can mean the human family for a domesticated bird. Bird Behavior: Bitingby Aimee Amodio25 Sep 2006 05:55 PMOne of the most common problems bird owners have with their feathered friends is biting. There are several reasons why an exotic bird may bite; knowing why may help you avoid getting bitten. Birds may bite out of instinct. Certain instincts have not and/or cannot be bred out of a bird. Why Birds Make Great Petsby Aimee Amodio17 Aug 2006 03:10 PMIf you think a bird is just a pretty ball of feathers in a cage, think again! Birds make great family pets! Birds are great for apartment living because they don't take up a lot of space and don't need daily walks. Bird Basics: Lifespans and Lifelong Careby Aimee Amodio14 Aug 2006 12:24 PMIf you are adding a bird to the family, be prepared for a long commitment. As a general rule, the larger a bird is, the longer it may live. Bird Basics: Choosing The Right Bird For Youby Aimee Amodio13 Aug 2006 12:34 PMKeeping a bird for a pet isn't as big a commitment as having a dog or a cat, right? WRONG! Larger parrots can live fifty years or more, and a Macaw can live for close to a hundred years. The bird you buy today may be a commitment for the rest of your life. Raising A Pet Chickenby Aimee Amodio24 May 2006 09:47 AMIn one of life's strange turns, our own Laura Torres recently ended up with a pet chicken. Lucky you, Laura! Here is some info that might be useful with your new feathered friend. Chickens are easily tamed, and learn best through positive reinforcements and food rewards. Recent Blog Comments Michele Cheplic says... "I was wondering when this was going to happen." |
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