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sky
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foot biteing

Post by sky »

hi, i have a beautiful 6 month old ring neck, which i hand raised, he`s very gentle with everyone but sometimes` particularly when i put him back in his cage with my femle regent parrot` he holds his foot up and attacks it, sometimes even when he`s just sitting there doing nothing, is this normal, i haven`t been able to find much written about it
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Post by pinkdevil »

My girl Jasper, does that same thing. She will sit there for some time, growl, pin her eyes and then go in for the kill. lol :lol: :lol: She is the only one out of all my ringes that I have noticed that does this.
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Post by sky »

thanks for that it`s good to know he`s not mentally unstable which is what i was starting to think :lol:
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Post by kyria »

lmao .. I am glad you came to that conclusion .. I still haven't about my ringies especially Jordan .. lol .. some days I swear ! .....
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Post by Tempest »

Well now when I think about it... My Talon does the same thing. He/She will attack it foot, but I think its a game more for them because Talon will not draw blood on itself or even injure itself. Talon just makes this really ugly noise for a bit while pinning its eyes and acts like it's foot is a toy or something.
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