
03-27-2016, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by CFrance
Please, please pay attention to what people here are saying. And in your research online, be careful to read between the lines. It's a real commitment, and they must be constantly socialized or they will turn nasty. They are very noisy. There are a couple on a porch on Duval St. in Key West who can be heard all up and down the street. This is a really close community to have such a loud bird. And it is difficult to find boarding, although Park Heights Animal will board them (at their other location), but the space is limited.
If you really want an interactive bird, not too noisy, sweet tempered, and can be trained to talk (if a male), I suggest considering a Cockatiel. Go out to Leesburg Pet Center and talk to them about birds. They have many varieties, all hand-fed/raised.
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Yes, the more I hear the less attractive this becomes. I will most definitely go to the Pet Center and check them out. Thanks! Karen
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