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: Well canaries in general are not that kind of birds that intimately interact with their owners unlike parrots of example. Moreover, it is not recommended even to put two canaries in one cage except a male and a female in breeding season after taking into consideration certain precautions. Bold canary like yours should not be taken as an example of how a canary is. I stress again canaries are not social birds and they would be very happy in suitable cages with their owner giving them his or her attention and care as long as he or she knows his limits! To get a canary out of his cage for flight is like throwing someone from a ship to swim in rough sea!
: Amr Gohar
: : Can you give some reasons why you completely disagree with allowing them out?  
: : Keeping in mind that I am aware of household dangers and did not recommend 
: : carelessly allowing them to live outside the cage.  Supervision is essential and again, 
: : making sure dangers such as open toilets, ceiling fans, windows, unsafe plants and 
: : of course cats, dogs and children are controlled for.  By the way, my canary is not 
: : interacting with the hookbills, but is exploring some of their play areas and the 
: : living room, so I am not implying he is "socializing" with the other birds.  Since my 
: : last post, I watched this canary snoop around in my desk, checking out the cubby 
: : holes where i have papers etc. 

: :  I wonder if you can site specific incidents you have experienced which would make 
: : you absolutely not think this would be typical of other canaries?  This canary was 
: : not hand raised, came to me with a mate at approximately one year of age in a tiny 
: : cage, and has not been handled prior to coming to me.  So I don't know why he is 
: : considered so unique...curious to discuss this further....


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