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: : Hey. This is my first post. 

: : I have a 5 year old male parakeet that I simply adore. We are the best of friends. I love him very much. 3 years ago, someone talked me into taking on a 6 month old 'Tiel. To be quite honest, I was never really crazy about the 'Tiel. But, after taking on the bird, I felt I had a responsibility to keep him. For almost three years, I had the 'keet and the 'tiel together. 

: : Finally, I couldn't take the 'tiel's white dusty powder or feel sorry for me attitude (the 'tiel was very sensitive and would cry if he didn't get his way). I guess I'm just not a big bird person. 

: : Yesterday, I called a local small pet store to see if they would be interested in the 'tiel. I took the 'tiel to the pet store. It was a very difficult decision. I feel like a weight has been taken off me, but I also feel like a failure. 

: : The 'keet and 'tiel relationship didn't seem ever too close, but I fear now that my 'keet may become lonely. Do you think that is possible? Or am I over estimating the situation? Since he is a 5 year old male 'keet, do you think he would deal well with a new baby male 'keet? 

: : Thanks for reading,

: : rose

: Hello Rose:
: Why don't you purchase another Keet and keep it andyour older Keet in separate cages where they can see one another.  If they
: get along with one another you can put them in one cage but watch them to make sure they don't fight and if they are ok then all is good.  If you are not a bird person how come you had a keet in the first place?  Try what I advise you to do and see what happens.
: Good Luck and keep us posted as to how things work out.
: Grace


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