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They become intensely attached and loyal, but discipline differently than any mammalian pet. I would love to hear more about this.
by e40 11y ago
They become intensely attached and loyal, but discipline differently than any mammalian pet.
I would love to hear more about this.
- yareally 11y agoFrom what I know, most birds have a need to bond with someone. If it isn't another bird (parrots of different species can bond), it becomes their owner (or someone in the owners family). The bird picks who they bond with, so you might be the owner, but it doesn't always mean they bond with you. You sort of replace their mate in the wild. That means they can also become a little jealous of other people when they vie for your attention.
- Outdoorsman 11y agoIt works this way with certain breeds of dogs, as well... Loyalty doesn't even begin to describe how protective my Catahoula/Aussie Shepherd mix is of my wife and kids... Many thanks to the OP....great read...