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How to choose the best bird for your family
The first step in choosing the best bird is research the internet.
Here you will look at pictures, read stories, and chat etc. to learn
about the different breeds of birds, and which will fit your lifestyle.
Then visit pet stores and markets or shows to look at birds. This is
where you can see color and size, listen to the bird watch it's
behavior and ask more questions. Then you should contact
breeders. You can do this on the Internet and over the phone.
Many breeders do not allow people to just browse. This is for many
reasons, mainly to protect the health of young birds. Keep in mind
the Pet stores and Breeders should be pleasant and willing to
share information with you. Otherwise move on, do not waste your
time with unpleasant people. Adding to your family should be an
enjoyable and memorable event.
Now you are ready to set an appointment with the breeder or
retailer of choice. At this time you will see the birds first hand, and
take note how the caretaker cares for their birds. The cages should
be clean and roomy with fresh food and water. The birds should be
easy to handle, alert and curious not fearful. Look for a healthy
bird that stands proud with bright clear eyes, and clear nostrils.
You should bring your bird home after it has weaned, the sooner to
their weaned date, the better the bird will bond with your family.
As a breeder of lovable hand tame parrots, I would suggest that
you really do the research. Find a parrot that fits your personality
and lifestyle. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Make sure that you
get a lovable, hand tame, healthy parrot that will be part of your
family for years. I would suggest looking into the Green Cheek
Conures and the Cockatiels as your family friend. Each bird from
these two breeds have their own personalities. These two breeds
are great family birds and learn fast. They do well with young
children and adults. These breeds are also great for a first bird.
Following these steps should help make the search for your new
bird friend an adventure worth remembering.
The first step in choosing the best bird is research the internet.
Here you will look at pictures, read stories, and chat etc. to learn
about the different breeds of birds, and which will fit your lifestyle.
Then visit pet stores and markets or shows to look at birds. This is
where you can see color and size, listen to the bird watch it's
behavior and ask more questions. Then you should contact
breeders. You can do this on the Internet and over the phone.
Many breeders do not allow people to just browse. This is for many
reasons, mainly to protect the health of young birds. Keep in mind
the Pet stores and Breeders should be pleasant and willing to
share information with you. Otherwise move on, do not waste your
time with unpleasant people. Adding to your family should be an
enjoyable and memorable event.
Now you are ready to set an appointment with the breeder or
retailer of choice. At this time you will see the birds first hand, and
take note how the caretaker cares for their birds. The cages should
be clean and roomy with fresh food and water. The birds should be
easy to handle, alert and curious not fearful. Look for a healthy
bird that stands proud with bright clear eyes, and clear nostrils.
You should bring your bird home after it has weaned, the sooner to
their weaned date, the better the bird will bond with your family.
As a breeder of lovable hand tame parrots, I would suggest that
you really do the research. Find a parrot that fits your personality
and lifestyle. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Make sure that you
get a lovable, hand tame, healthy parrot that will be part of your
family for years. I would suggest looking into the Green Cheek
Conures and the Cockatiels as your family friend. Each bird from
these two breeds have their own personalities. These two breeds
are great family birds and learn fast. They do well with young
children and adults. These breeds are also great for a first bird.
Following these steps should help make the search for your new
bird friend an adventure worth remembering.
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