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cage size dispute
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2012 11:59 pm
by cassie.c87
Hi all. I'm living with my mother in-law while I hunt for a new house, at the moment I have my IRN in a rather small cage that I brought to transport him, he has room to hop from one perch to another, spread wings, has toys etc but I want to move him into a larger cage. My problem is I have only had him a few days so he still bites me and my mother in-law thinks I should keep him in this cage until he stops biting me and learns to step up... As far as I know he could just be bluffing me an that could last a while and I already feel bad he isn't in a large cage. Will he be ok in this cage for a week or so until I can talk her into letting me bring a larger cage into the house?
Re: cage size dispute
Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2012 10:57 am
by sanjays mummi
No wonder he is stroppy!, and if you keep him behind bars until he stops biting you will wait a very long time. Anyway, he needs a big cage asap, especially as MiLe will not allow him to come out and stretch those wings. I hope you
find a place of your own soon.

Re: cage size dispute
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2012 3:39 am
by cassie.c87
Thanks for your reply.
she told me the main reason she didn't want another big cage in the house is because she has three in the lounge room but I talked her into letting me put it into the kitchen/dining room for now YAY I'm always in there lol
Oh on a side note I put some application in for houses today

Re: cage size dispute
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 12:37 am
by cassie.c87
YAY I got a new cage! it's perfect size for him and I brought a play gym for above it, I think the change has also affected his attitude as he's far more relaxed and wiling to be handled more

Re: cage size dispute
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:17 am
by sanjays mummi
That's brilliant news!, I hope he loves it as much as Sanjay loves his palacial pad.
Re: cage size dispute
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:03 pm
by willowisp71
Big "Like" !!!!
