Cockatoo

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Alligator Gar
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looks like I am taking on a rescue sulpher crested Cockatoo, bird is tamed, 10 years old. this should be fun, any one have experience with them?
 
They're loud, take to one person and one person only, and have the mind of a three year old with the mouth of a sailor.
 
ohh, my kinda bird,
 
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I thought fish were some work until my gf bought a small parrot for her mom. All kinds of do's and dont's.
Anyways, a regular at the lfs I worked at had a 40 year old Cockatoo that his inherited from his grandmother.
 
My sisters godfather adopted a female and she made it well known that she was his one and only. He would bring women over and she would attack them
 
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My sisters godfather adopted a female and she made it well known that she was his one and only. He would bring women over and she would attack them
I think that's common amoung a lot of parrots.
 
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I think that's common amoung a lot of parrots.
Crazy thing is she would get so jealous of the women that she would pluck her feather and had bald chest so he had to give her to a rescue
 
They're loud, take to one person and one person only, and have the mind of a three year old with the mouth of a sailor.
Besides the part that they're loud and have the mind of a three year old, the rest are not quite accurate. It's all depend on how you raise it. If they're around people, and you let them socialize with other people, they would do fine with being handle by different people. Cockatoo wasn't born with a mouth of a sailor. They're needy though...
 
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Crazy thing is she would get so jealous of the women that she would pluck her feather and had bald chest so he had to give her to a rescue
Plucking is from boredom, or stress, not jealous.
 
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