Anyone know about LoveBirds?

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OldKeyWest24

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Hey Guys-

Im thinking about gettin another bird. I have a parakeet and an American Buduigar. Im thinking about getting a love bird. Does anyone kno where i can get some info on them or if you things yourself? thanks alot!

Susan
 
WDWFREAK53

WDWFREAK53

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Originally posted by OldKeyWest24
Hey Guys-

Im thinking about gettin another bird. I have a parakeet and an American Buduigar. Im thinking about getting a love bird. Does anyone kno where i can get some info on them or if you things yourself? thanks alot!

Susan
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ask Sparky and I...we're lovebirds...would you like us in your house :lol:



(hold on guys...I'm on top of it)

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Coronado

Coronado

Member
No No No..... you should only get ONE.... it will bond to the human and be a lot of fun. Unless you are not the one in the family that the bird bonds to.... then you are finger food ...ouch! My daughter has one and the bird is great to her.... to me....hate at first sight... on both parts!!!!! And definately no mirrors.... they can get the edipus complex..... and fall in love with themselves...
 
darthdarrel

darthdarrel

New Member
lol my bird has this thing for fingers!
If I put my finger out he will bite it,but if I put my arm out he will climb on it and and the cuddle up to my face!:D
 
GaryT977

GaryT977

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From "The Simple Guide to Bird Care and Training" by Julie Rach:

'Lovebirds are playful, acrobatic, energetic 5" tall parrots that come in a variety of colors, including blue, green and yellow.

While you might expect lovebirds to be loving little pets, these active little parrots really can be aggressive towards others birds and people. They require daily handling to retain their sweet pet qualities.

Keeping a single pet lovebird will increase your chances of having a handleable pet you can enjoy because the bird will bond with you rather than with another lovebird.

If you choose to keep a single lovebird, make sure to pay it plenty of attention because the bird will depend on you to meet its social needs.'

Hope this helps!
 

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