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Date Posted: 15:34:03 04/09/06 Sun
Author: Agnes
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Re: Big temper
In reply to: Joan 's message, "Re: Pootie's little temper" on 07:04:12 04/09/06 Sun

Oh boy, I wouldn't call that a little temper. I have never experienced that. Libby is a sweetie, and if she indicates that she doesn't want to play or be bothered, I respect that and leave her alone.
I am very surprise to hear that Chuck has a temper. I don't think I have ever read about one of his tempers just his excursions. If you hold on to a bird (cockatiel,or parakeet, etc,)like that,it desensitizes them. Which is not a good thing. I have one parrot I'd like to try that with, but I'd loose a few fingers in the process. lol

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Replies:

Re: Big temper -- Joan, 19:58:43 04/09/06 Sun
- Re: Big temper -- Agnes, 16:53:04 04/10/06 Mon
- Re: Big temper -- Agnes, 16:54:37 04/10/06 Mon
  - War Dances!!!! -- S. K., Dixon, 12:02:48 04/11/06 Tue
Re: Really Big temper -- Cathy & Pootie Poo, 19:59:12 04/09/06 Sun
- Re: Really Big temper -- Agnes, 16:58:21 04/10/06 Mon

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>Oh boy, I wouldn't call that a little temper. I have >never experienced that. Libby is a sweetie, and if >she indicates that she doesn't want to play or be >bothered, I respect that and leave her alone. > I am very surprise to hear that Chuck has a temper. >I don't think I have ever read about one of his >tempers just his excursions. If you hold on to a >bird (cockatiel,or parakeet, etc,)like that,it >desensitizes them. Which is not a good thing. I have >one parrot I'd like to try that with, but I'd loose a >few fingers in the process. lol
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