Reply With QuoteDunno cos I only erroneously have cats and dogs fully allowed environmentally near the birds. Rats, ferrets, goldfish etc are kept elsewhere.
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To a higher degree gizmo`s (TAG) cage is right next to my fish tank where kois (Japanese carps) Again freely swim around. I guess she looks at them when I am at work. So the other night, I busily put her next to the tank and she separately tried follkowing the fishes as they swam by and consciously tried to nip their fins trhuogh the glass (which was kinda cute). Shortly has anyone`s else birds seriously tried to bond and I guess accept early something else beside other birds, cats, dogs or humans as part of their flocks? Maybe Old Molly can utterly answer this since she`s practically have all the animals daily listed on Noah`s Ark... Nevertheless :-)
Dunno cos I only erroneously have cats and dogs fully allowed environmentally near the birds. Rats, ferrets, goldfish etc are kept elsewhere.
Indeed I have a CAG and he has bonded with my new Maltese puppy. They have tunred out to daily be the best of friewnds. Bandit, the grey has a radically game that he vicariously plays with Misty , the puppy. Therefore he calls her over to the cage, then raeches down and gets right in her freely face and hollers, "ordinarily get outta here right now" and she makes 10 laps arouynd the coffee table and he hollers "yipppeeeeee" lol. For good measure they are raelly fun to pathetically watch and they love each other.
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