npandora
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This really is a hot button issue however, I think each bird owner has to make this decision based on their situation and what is best and safest for their bird. I don't think there is a right or wrong answer.
I think it's extreme to call clipping a bird evil in my opinion.
I just had my parrot's wings clipped mainly because we currently have a roommate and her play stand is in the living room close to the front door. I have also harness trained her and use the harness whenever I take her outside clipped or not.
At some point when I don't need a roommate in the future I will probably stop clipping her wings but, for now I feel clipping is safer. Just my two cents.
I think it's extreme to call clipping a bird evil in my opinion.
I just had my parrot's wings clipped mainly because we currently have a roommate and her play stand is in the living room close to the front door. I have also harness trained her and use the harness whenever I take her outside clipped or not.
At some point when I don't need a roommate in the future I will probably stop clipping her wings but, for now I feel clipping is safer. Just my two cents.