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Old 25-May-2005, 02:07 PM
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Not "trust only", read carefully, build "TRUST first".


huh? build trust...Umm..can u please explan more...me kinda not understan..how to build trust..i thot parrots veri trust ppl wan..
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Old 25-May-2005, 05:26 PM
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OK why don't you tell me what parrot do you have now???
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huh? build trust...Umm..can u please explan more...me kinda not understan..how to build trust..i thot parrots veri trust ppl wan..

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OK why don't you tell me what parrot do you have now???


i wan to buy african grey but parents dun low me buz.... they say i must hav experien dan can buy...
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Old 07-Jun-2005, 09:23 PM
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Do anyone know the good & bad things about African Grey? I'm intending to get one soon..

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Old 07-Jun-2005, 11:09 PM
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I can't think of anything specifically bad about African Greys; they do make some high pitch noise much like many other parrot species but it's of a more acceptable level. Lots of interaction with your parrot will reduce this.

They are best known for their ability to mimic. Very sensitive and loving. Easy to raise and tame.
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Just to add on to dogcom's comments about african greys, AGs are known to be a 1 owner bird, meaning the bird will only be bonded to 1 person and will appear agressive to strangers. AGs are also shy birds so even if they can talk and sing alot at the comfort of your house, that doesn't mean the bird will behave the same way out in front of other people.

These however, maybe overcame with frequent interaction of the bird with different ppl. But do note that each bird has their own charactor and personality, 1 method which will work with this grey may not be feasible on another.

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Just to add on to dogcom's comments about african greys, AGs are known to be a 1 owner bird, meaning the bird will only be bonded to 1 person and will appear agressive to strangers. AGs are also shy birds so even if they can talk and sing alot at the comfort of your house, that doesn't mean the bird will behave the same way out in front of other people.

These however, maybe overcame with frequent interaction of the bird with different ppl. But do note that each bird has their own charactor and personality, 1 method which will work with this grey may not be feasible on another.
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Old 08-Jun-2005, 04:27 PM
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Thanks a lot for ur advice!
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I can't think of anything specifically bad about African Greys; they do make some high pitch noise much like many other parrot species but it's of a more acceptable level. Lots of interaction with your parrot will reduce this.

They are best known for their ability to mimic. Very sensitive and loving. Easy to raise and tame.

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