Post by squeaksmom on Aug 28, 2021 16:45:26 GMT -5
Hi Everyone,
My name is Lori and am so glad that I found this site!
I have a male Blue Quaker named Squeak who is almost five months old. He began talking at 3 months which I can’t get over. He’s very intelligent with a nice temperament and is not afraid or timid at all. He loves to play with all the toys that he has but especially loves foraging toys.
My last Quaker was green and lived 25 years until one day she passed away suddenly. She never talked but whistled a lot. When I was ready, I bought another baby who is such a delight to have around.
One can never learn too much which is why I am pleased to have found this forum. Since I joined I have been reading and learning new tips and getting good advice from here.
My name is Lori and am so glad that I found this site!
I have a male Blue Quaker named Squeak who is almost five months old. He began talking at 3 months which I can’t get over. He’s very intelligent with a nice temperament and is not afraid or timid at all. He loves to play with all the toys that he has but especially loves foraging toys.
My last Quaker was green and lived 25 years until one day she passed away suddenly. She never talked but whistled a lot. When I was ready, I bought another baby who is such a delight to have around.
One can never learn too much which is why I am pleased to have found this forum. Since I joined I have been reading and learning new tips and getting good advice from here.
Squeak sounds like a delightful companion, and a very smart QP too. While QPs are capable of imitating speech at a young age, it isn't typical, so Squeak might be called a child prodigy. 
