clark_conure
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I had an eye infection or something in my eye, (i dunno which, but it didn't spread and I know I had a lot of dust and crap in my eyes friday night).... over the weekend-ish so I spent a lot of time off work because my eye was light sensitive, and I was tearing etc.
So I had a lot more time with Clark and it broke up my two days on two days off schedule.
Yesterday he was in his cage when I was napping during the day and he went ballistic on his toys. He wasn't calling out to me, he never calls out when I sleep he's a good boy, but he wasn't exactly trying to be quiet violently attacking his toys with bells etc. So I'm wondering if
1) he sensed I was going back to work and we wouldn't be 24/7 anymore.
2) he didn't even want to be in his cage anymore because he was so used to being with me
3) Aggressive hormones, and like Tyler Durden (fight club) he just wanted to destroy something beautiful. (he's 2 1/2 yo now)
4) Hes mad doesn't get to leave the house anymore because it's cold and winter now in Minnesota.
5) He was just play-fighting for FUN!
OR Some combination of the above. He's still super sweet and cuddly and everything on me, around me, no biting or anything, no change in behavior, diet, weight, ...for all I know he does this a lot and I'm just at work and don't see it or asleep and don't notice it. I mean I've had so much sleep over the last couple days I was just dozing really, which is the only reason I saw it.
I realize I'm asking for speculation, but this is the first time I've seen him act like this in his cage in like 2 years. Other than setting up a camera I have no way to narrow it down but to ask......"THE CONURE EXPERTS!"
Thanks!
So I had a lot more time with Clark and it broke up my two days on two days off schedule.
Yesterday he was in his cage when I was napping during the day and he went ballistic on his toys. He wasn't calling out to me, he never calls out when I sleep he's a good boy, but he wasn't exactly trying to be quiet violently attacking his toys with bells etc. So I'm wondering if
1) he sensed I was going back to work and we wouldn't be 24/7 anymore.
2) he didn't even want to be in his cage anymore because he was so used to being with me
3) Aggressive hormones, and like Tyler Durden (fight club) he just wanted to destroy something beautiful. (he's 2 1/2 yo now)
4) Hes mad doesn't get to leave the house anymore because it's cold and winter now in Minnesota.
5) He was just play-fighting for FUN!
OR Some combination of the above. He's still super sweet and cuddly and everything on me, around me, no biting or anything, no change in behavior, diet, weight, ...for all I know he does this a lot and I'm just at work and don't see it or asleep and don't notice it. I mean I've had so much sleep over the last couple days I was just dozing really, which is the only reason I saw it.
I realize I'm asking for speculation, but this is the first time I've seen him act like this in his cage in like 2 years. Other than setting up a camera I have no way to narrow it down but to ask......"THE CONURE EXPERTS!"
Thanks!