Pet keeping is a hobby many are interested in. Yet, there are some animals such as dogs that entail much time out of a day to be walked. Then there are animals like guinea pigs that live so short that it is difficult to get tied to them. Parrots do not have any of these faults and therefore can make perfect pets.
If you’re seeking the smartest of all birds to bring into your home as both soul mate and buddy, look no further than the African grey parrot. The African grey will bond with you, talk for you, play with you, get mad at you, and love you to death! What more can you ask from a family pet?
Feather plucking is a very stressful situation for the owner and the bird. A parrot that looks like a chicken is an embarrassment to itself and its owner and this serious behavioral problem is very hard to prevent once it has started.
This may seem a bit odd, but if you ask the correct questions, you can learn volumes about your new potential buddy. A good breeder will help you out along the way. A good breeder’s sole motivation is not to make money. A good breeder very much wants his baby parrots to go to good homes. So if in the process you forget a few of these questions, he’ll probably jump in and answer them anyway. These simple questions can help increase the chances that the baby parrot you bring home with you is healthy.
Learning on how to breed African Grey parrots is a skill that you as a parrot enthusiast may want to consider taking up. But before you do start breeding African Grey parrots, or any other parrots for that matter, do consider your reasons for doing so. More and more parrots are being neglected or abandoned, [...]
Rainforests are the dynamic engine of the Earth’s biosphere; they fix carbon from the atmosphere, and the aspiration of plants in the rain forests produce nearly 10% of the oxygen we need to live (over 70% of the oxygen is generated by algae and plankton on the world’s oceans). They act as filters, pulling [...]
Rainforests are the dynamic engine of the Earth’s biosphere; they fix carbon from the atmosphere, and the aspiration of plants in the rain forests produce nearly 10% of the oxygen we need to live (over 70% of the oxygen is generated by algae and plankton on the world’s oceans). They act as filters, pulling [...]
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