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Piezo Guru wrote:
> Can you ship one to me in a vaccuum bottle?
>
> <BeaCeeRoss RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1181422515.004403.150140@h2g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>> I have 5 cockatiels for sale 2 females and 3 males..
>> very tame and loveable
>>
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Send one to me as well
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LT,
It probably depends on the breeder and/or the individual workers at the
chain store. At a petsmart close by here, the parrots from cockatiels
on up usually come to the glass to greet me. I know the tiels I've
raised aren't as people-affectionate as some others because I don't hand
feed them - the parents do an excellent job - although I do handle them
from an early age. They're very hand-tame but do not like to be stroked
like their mother who was hand fed.


> Our local pet store went out of business last year (the same place
> where I got my tiel), so now I haven't a clue where to get another
> bird if I ever want one. I don't think a place like Pet Smart or Petco
> would be the proper place to buy a new bird. What I mean is, the birds
> from these so called chain stores aren't getting the love and
> attention they deserve.
>
> I was to Pet Smart a few weeks ago and seen this beautiful Sun Conure,
> but he was VERY shy. He wouldn't come close to me. I walked away from
> him and observed him from afar, he then went down to his seed dish and
> started eating. I approached him again while he was eating, he then
> hurried to the other side of the cage. It just seems to me that buying
> from someone who raises birds is a whole lot better. They seem to be
> used to people, not like the ones in the chain stores.
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swatter wrote:
> LT,
> It probably depends on the breeder and/or the individual workers at the
> chain store. At a petsmart close by here, the parrots from cockatiels
> on up usually come to the glass to greet me. I know the tiels I've
> raised aren't as people-affectionate as some others because I don't hand
> feed them - the parents do an excellent job - although I do handle them
> from an early age. They're very hand-tame but do not like to be stroked
> like their mother who was hand fed.
>

Thanks for that. I wasn't really sure where these birds come from
originally. I mean I did think they came from a breeder, but I wasn't
sure because of how shy some of them can be.

Either way, I am sure the bird/s would get used to his/her new owner in
no time.


>
>> Our local pet store went out of business last year (the same place
>> where I got my tiel), so now I haven't a clue where to get another
>> bird if I ever want one. I don't think a place like Pet Smart or Petco
>> would be the proper place to buy a new bird. What I mean is, the birds
>> from these so called chain stores aren't getting the love and
>> attention they deserve.
>>
>> I was to Pet Smart a few weeks ago and seen this beautiful Sun Conure,
>> but he was VERY shy. He wouldn't come close to me. I walked away from
>> him and observed him from afar, he then went down to his seed dish and
>> started eating. I approached him again while he was eating, he then
>> hurried to the other side of the cage. It just seems to me that buying
>> from someone who raises birds is a whole lot better. They seem to be
>> used to people, not like the ones in the chain stores.
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