To Sweet Greys
We are a small in-home breeder and breed African Grey Congo's & Timneh's, Senegal's & Eclectus. We are located in Port Huron Mi. All of our birds are raised in warmth & safety of our home. They are all given lots of Love & Attention and Toys. They are fed a good diet including sprouted seeds, fresh fruit & veggies, pellets, seeds & nuts.
African Greys are a very sensitive, cautious, and intelligent bird. This wonderful quality is what makes them such wonderful pets. But also makes them vulnerable to the effects of poor hand raising techniques, poor socialization and poor weaning techniques. If the baby has not been properly socialized, fully fledged, and abundance weaned. They will show a tendency toward insecure behavior. Plucking or screaming even biting. I can't stress enough the difference this will make in the life of the bird. The bird that wants to be with you. If you just get a new parrot or a new best friend. I take great pride in raising the happiest & healthiest babies available anywhere.
I am one of those crazy animal loving people. Yes dragging home every stray dog or cat. I never out grew it, I just found ways to find good homes for them. For years I raised & released orphaned wild life. Raccoons,squirrels, opossums, and skunks. Then GOD decided to change my life and blessed me with a Parrot rescue. A breeder died and I was recommended as the best place for his birds. That is were the love of Greys started.
Please never buy an unweaned baby it is not true that you need to wean a baby yourself to develop a strong bond with the baby. You can buy an unweaned baby or partially weaned baby for less money, but will end up with a problem bird or most likely a dead bird. This is the hardest time in a Parrots life and should allways be left up to an experienced hand feeders. Babies in the hands of a devoted expert will have the best pet potential.
NEVER BUY AN UNWEANED BABYMORE PARROTS DIE FROM BEING SOLD UNWEANED THEN DIE OF OLD AGE |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 28 July 2010 )
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