Post by mrchips on Jun 15, 2021 12:14:03 GMT -5
I'm in a bit of a quandry.
I have been asked if |I could give a second Quaker a home and I'm unsure about it.
Charlie (my bird, sex unknown) is about 5 years old. He came to me about 10 months ago and we hit it off almost straight away. He had a couple of days being a real sweetie then two days where he 'pushed the boundaries' which I did not stand for and ever since he's been really quite good in the main. However, I have no idea how he may, or may not, get on with a new bird.
I don't know at the moment anything about the new bird other than it speaks quite freely and 'doesn't like being put back in his cage! This to me sounds like he gets 'bitey at bedtime'! I don't know it's sex either.
Advice required please from people who have multiple quaker experience.
I have been asked if |I could give a second Quaker a home and I'm unsure about it.
Charlie (my bird, sex unknown) is about 5 years old. He came to me about 10 months ago and we hit it off almost straight away. He had a couple of days being a real sweetie then two days where he 'pushed the boundaries' which I did not stand for and ever since he's been really quite good in the main. However, I have no idea how he may, or may not, get on with a new bird.
I don't know at the moment anything about the new bird other than it speaks quite freely and 'doesn't like being put back in his cage! This to me sounds like he gets 'bitey at bedtime'! I don't know it's sex either.
Advice required please from people who have multiple quaker experience.
