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Re: breeding parakeets - ft

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Posted by Timothy Henderson on May 06, 2004 at 10:00:05:

In Reply to: breeding parakeets - ft posted by Vicky on May 05, 2004 at 19:45:32:

: We are about to get a nest box for our parakeets. They are used to having time each day outside the cage to fly around the house. Should we continue that or keep them confined to the cage to encourage breeding.

My opinion is that pet birds should never be allowed to fly around the house. There's no benefit to the bird and many, many risks.

Keeping the birds in the cage should help them concentrate on breeding.

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: : We are about to get a nest box for our parakeets. They are used to having time each day outside the cage to fly around the house. Should we continue that or keep them confined to the cage to encourage breeding.

: My opinion is that pet birds should never be allowed to fly around the house.  There's no benefit to the bird and many, many risks.

: Keeping the birds in the cage should help them concentrate on breeding.


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