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Post by flossy on Apr 6, 2011 7:35:38 GMT 10
Am very sad about having Charlie adopted out but it is the right thing for the bird. Charlie has gone to the right place, no doubt about that. Flossy is mad about birds and Charlie will respond eventually it's just that he/she is a very opinionated individual who doesn't take to change very well. Am amazed at how difficult this has been because Charlie adopted me, not the other way around. I know he is in good hands and will adopt his new home as easily as he did mine. Thanks Neil! Don't stress...I will take good care of our little Charlie. You have done a great job with him so far. Greencheeks can be little buggers, but he will come around. I'm not pushing him too much, just gaining his trust and letting him be. He is inquisitive, so it won't be long before he joins in the fun...lol. Thanks for allowing me to adopt your little man, and don't worry about him.....he will be as mental as the rest in no time at all...lol. You can come and check on him anytime too Neil....my door is always open.....  |
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Post by gypsy on Apr 6, 2011 8:59:00 GMT 10
Thanks for allowing me to adopt your little man, and don't worry about him.....he will be as mental as the rest in no time at all...lol. LOL Flossy that comment has made my day!  |
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Post by flossy on Apr 7, 2011 9:26:46 GMT 10
Heheheehehe...your welcome Gypsy.....I really am a bit of a nutter though...hahahahaha...... Laughing is good for the soul.....there is NEVER a dull moment with my menagerie I can tell you....  |
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Post by anzac on Apr 8, 2011 9:44:05 GMT 10
I hope you have a good house sitter when you go away, that's alot of animals to feed  |
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Post by ElyseB on Apr 8, 2011 14:01:01 GMT 10
ooo i wanna house sit for birdies, what a good job that would be looking after birdies all the time. i should seriously consider becoming a bird sitter seeing i dont have a job  all i do all day is play with peeps |
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Post by flossy on Apr 8, 2011 14:35:46 GMT 10
Well look into it Elyse.........you never know, there may be a calling for it? Ask at Pet shops etc do they get many enquiries? Gosh, I'd have to pay a fortune if it was per animal! lol..... No holidays for me for a while I guess! Oh well, I've been married for 25 years and still haven't been on a honeymoon....so whatever right? lol Flossy |
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Post by twr on Apr 8, 2011 16:41:18 GMT 10
ooo i wanna house sit for birdies, what a good job that would be looking after birdies all the time. i should seriously consider becoming a bird sitter seeing i dont have a job all i do all day is play with peeps there's a need for it. People who come to your house, do the feed & water & change the cage papers etc. Don't stop at birds though (but make sure people know you specialise in birds) or the demand mightn't be enough. Walk the dogs, feed the fish, learn how to do fish tank water change. Sounds like there could be something in it. |
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Post by gypsy on Apr 8, 2011 22:59:16 GMT 10
My late brother (who bred budgies) used to 'pet and house sit'
He loved it, as it was like a holiday for him (being somewhere different, pets to play with, and gardens to water etc)
There is a demand for it, but he got into it through friends of friends of friends etc.
He wasn't paid, but lived in the home using all the home facilities.
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all i do all day is play with peeps
