jobblybirds
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Hello, I have a green cheek conure that is almost four years old. For his first year he sat in the pet shop, and then for almost three years I had him at my parent's house. I work full time, but my parents are retired. He has bonded with me and my mother fully, he tolerates dad. When I'm there he prefers me over my mother, but he loves her just as much when I'm not home.
I recently moved out with my GCC, and I'm worried my GCC will be lonely at my new home all day. At my parent's house he had interaction with their cockatiel and two dogs. Plus being retired, mom let's him out first thing in the morning and is there all day to watch and play with him. He didn't go in his cage until bedtime. At my house he is in the cage all day while I'm at work and is alone. I'm only there and able to take him out for about three hours between the time I get home and bedtime.
I feel it may be best for him to return him to the life he’s known for three years. Mom will be so happy to have him back, and I can visit. I HATE that option because I'll miss him so much and it will make me very sad not seeing him every day. Just seeing what my fellow bird community members think. Any advice and all opinions are welcome. Thank you for reading.
I recently moved out with my GCC, and I'm worried my GCC will be lonely at my new home all day. At my parent's house he had interaction with their cockatiel and two dogs. Plus being retired, mom let's him out first thing in the morning and is there all day to watch and play with him. He didn't go in his cage until bedtime. At my house he is in the cage all day while I'm at work and is alone. I'm only there and able to take him out for about three hours between the time I get home and bedtime.
I feel it may be best for him to return him to the life he’s known for three years. Mom will be so happy to have him back, and I can visit. I HATE that option because I'll miss him so much and it will make me very sad not seeing him every day. Just seeing what my fellow bird community members think. Any advice and all opinions are welcome. Thank you for reading.