Sentences with phrase «cockatiel owners»

Cockatiel owners also report that their birds will bend forward until they are upside - down and then spread their wings wide open in sort of a hanging bat pose.

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Cockatiels, budgies, and other small birds can truly thrive in captivity, and they bond with their owners for life.

These small, inexpensive parrots are the first and best choice for any new bird owner who wants a pet that is tame, which is a given with hand - raised cockatiels.

As an owner of dogs, finches, cockatiels, guinea pigs, mice, tropical fish, a duck, a rabbit and more through the years, it's obvious that Marianne Iaquinto of Wyndmoor, Penn. has always been a pet lover.

As long as it has a large enough cage and a bird - proof area for it to play in, a cockatiel will be a good fit for a would - be bird owner.

Popular as pets among young people and «beginner» bird owners of all ages, Cockatiels can also learn to speak a word or two.

Cockatiels love spending time with their owners and are happy to engage in play with them or independently.

Overall, cockatiels make great pets for first - time bird owners or children who are looking for a feathered friend to spend time with.

She's the proud owner of two cats and two cockatiels.

But I was looking for opinions on the practice of individual pet - owners charging re-homing fee — especially for parakeets and cockatiels (fully legal birds).

Still, many busy bird owners have successfully welcomed Cockatiels into their homes by working with the free time that they can find within their schedules.

Cockatiels are highly intelligent and they form strong bonds with their owners, so they can become depressed or bored if they begin to feel like they're being neglected.

A cockatiel is an exotic looking and rare pet that as such requires a very specific diet that is often hard to come by for bird owners.

Keeping parakeets and cockatiels as pets is fine, as long as the owners have some time in the day or evening to socialize with the birds and they keep at least one mirror toy in the cages at all times.

Parakeets and cockatiels make up approximately 80 percent of the birds purchased in the U.S., and these two parrot species are great first choices for pet owners.

It is imperative to sell any new pet bird owner at least one mirrored toy, especially for singly kept parakeets and cockatiels.

Conures are a great choice for bird owners looking for the next step up from parakeets and cockatiels in terms of intelligence and personality, but they can be fantastic as a first pet bird as well.

The most popular species of parrots, according to the American Pet Product Association's National Pet Owners Survey, are the parakeet (budgerigar) and the cockatiel.

We all know that bird owners should never give a large parrot a toy with small parts designed for a parakeet or cockatiel.

These birds are generally considered a bit more intelligent than parakeets or cockatiels, and they are usually much more playful and interactive with their owners.

Parakeets and cockatiels see their reflection as a «friend» to be with when the owner is not around.

While it sometimes works if another parakeet or cockatiel is brought in later, it is better for the owner to get a different species of bird than the first, in order to keep their birds tame.

Owners who want to keep their pet parakeet or cockatiel tame should opt to keep only one of either species.

It means that the bird department should cater to cockatiel and budgerigar owners.

It is best that pet owners supply parakeets and cockatiels with a mirror or two in their cage, so they always have a «friend.»