flyingron
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We "rescued" Bacca from a family that rarely took her out of her cage (the wife was scared of the bird and the husband worked long hours and wasn't home much).
What I hadn't realized when we agreed to take her is they weren't the original owner and whoever originally trained her did a great job. Bacca understands step up / step down commands (she will even vocalize step up at us from time to time when she wants to be picked up). She tries to vocalize the words in her bedtime story (Not Goodnight moon but a story along time same lines). She's also toilet trained. If you've got her she'll let you know and you can put her on the perch and she'll go and then move to the end to be picked up again.
She's also a hell of a dancer when I put music on.
We took her to the vet for routine checkup (and blood and we decided we'd get her sexed so we can properly attribute the right pronouns to her/him. We've got a turtle with the same problem).
Here's Bacca on the joining my wife on the elliptical.
What I hadn't realized when we agreed to take her is they weren't the original owner and whoever originally trained her did a great job. Bacca understands step up / step down commands (she will even vocalize step up at us from time to time when she wants to be picked up). She tries to vocalize the words in her bedtime story (Not Goodnight moon but a story along time same lines). She's also toilet trained. If you've got her she'll let you know and you can put her on the perch and she'll go and then move to the end to be picked up again.
She's also a hell of a dancer when I put music on.
We took her to the vet for routine checkup (and blood and we decided we'd get her sexed so we can properly attribute the right pronouns to her/him. We've got a turtle with the same problem).
Here's Bacca on the joining my wife on the elliptical.