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Joined: Jan 13, 2008 Posts: 139 Location: pennsylvania
Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 11:39 am Post subject:
thank you jeff and txrepgirl,
Furrball is a bit furry or a lot of bit furry.lol. in the picture of Furrball,i did not groom her yet.groom meaning comb her fur,wet her fur slightly on the soaked side,cut it,and then blow dry her fur.and trying not to soke her so much is another story.if enough water is poured on any rodent it could die.which is why i have to be careful when i wet Furrball's fur.sounds a little hard,but when you do it,it's not as hard as you thought it would be.
taking care of Chubbie is pretty fun.i like to play games with her and teach her new tricks. _________________ lizard1:i see a meal,do you?
lizard2:yeah,a bird in the sky.
lizard1:i'll go get it.
lizard2:sure,but i get a bite.
lizard1:what ever.
lizard1:i can't get it...because i can't fly.
lizard2:bummer.
Joined: Jan 13, 2008 Posts: 139 Location: pennsylvania
Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 6:55 pm Post subject:
txrepgirl,what kind of birds did you have? _________________ lizard1:i see a meal,do you?
lizard2:yeah,a bird in the sky.
lizard1:i'll go get it.
lizard2:sure,but i get a bite.
lizard1:what ever.
lizard1:i can't get it...because i can't fly.
lizard2:bummer.
Cool bird,my sister has some cockatiels(I think thats the name) they are the ones that have spikey hair,one of them is hand rared and wonders around the house doing the wolf whistle haha
Joined: Oct 16, 2007 Posts: 1676 Location: San Antonio,TX
Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 9:49 pm Post subject:
I had three parakeets,one african grey and one umbrella cockatoo.Oh,and when I was little I had to more parakeets.I really loved my umbrella cockatoo .You could put her on her back and rub her belly and she would fall asleep with you on the couch.I also had a wild sparrow that fell out of the nest.I raised it for a while.He was sooooo funny.He loved chocolate pudding and was riding around on my son's ( at that time my son was two ) train .But when he got bigger I let it go and it wanted to come back to me but the dogs got it.I broke my heart.I think he was the best bird I ever had than the umbrella cockatoo.
Ah sounds cool,petty bout the dogs,my mother breeds pugs and the female got into my sisters avery and ate a few chics but I dont think the dig knew they were little birds because they were so young,my sister was heart broken
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.I kind of miss my birds.It is nice to see that you are taking such good care of your bird.Good job 
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in the picture of Furrball,i did not groom her yet.groom meaning comb her fur,wet her fur slightly on the soaked side,cut it,and then blow dry her fur.and trying not to soke her so much is another story.if enough water is poured on any rodent it could die.which is why i have to be careful when i wet Furrball's fur.sounds a little hard,but when you do it,it's not as hard as you thought it would be.
.You could put her on her back and rub her belly and she would fall asleep with you on the couch.I also had a wild sparrow that fell out of the nest.I raised it for a while.He was sooooo funny.He loved chocolate pudding and was riding around on my son's ( at that time my son was two ) train 