loving reaper created by jenny jinya
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    We have a pair of lovebirds, they sing so much and make so many loud noises, to be honest they are at times quite annoying, but I and my family take care of them properly, because they are part of our family. We even let them fly around our room, we didnt buy them a nest, we got them some stick and they are building their own nest. I hope people start realising that pets have feeling, thoughts, traditions and personalities. Please make sure you take care of them the best you can.

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  • When I was like 12 I raised a hen who was abandoned by her mother she was really loud and really messy but I wouldn't have traded her for the world

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  • This just makes me miss my pet dove, Pegasus. He was adorable, the loudest thing he did was the signature "coo," and he lived for over a dozen years with us. He was a great birb.

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  • k4rn4ge911 said:
    This just makes me miss my pet dove, Pegasus. He was adorable, the loudest thing he did was the signature "coo," and he lived for over a dozen years with us. He was a great birb.

    Is over 12 old for a bird?

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  • whowill said:
    Is over 12 old for a bird?

    Depending on breed, the life span of doves averages 7-15 years. Though there are examples of some living past 30. The majority of parrots, however, can live much longer: 50-70 years. Keeping parrots as pets is a serious and long-term commitment. Neither should their intelligence be underestimated; comparable to that of a 3-4 year old human. Imagine having a toddler for 50+ years. That can fly.

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  • stardream said:
    Depends on the species. Mourning doves live for 2 but ringtails live between 12 and 15

    Bear in mind this is a 5 minute google, I am no expert bird person x3

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  • stardream said:
    Depends on the species. Mourning doves live for 2 but ringtails live between 12 and 15

    inkfox said:
    Depending on breed, the life span of doves averages 7-15 years. Though there are examples of some living past 30. The majority of parrots, however, can live much longer: 50-70 years. Keeping parrots as pets is a serious and long-term commitment. Neither should their intelligence be underestimated; comparable to that of a 3-4 year old human. Imagine having a toddler for 50+ years. That can fly.

    Ah, I see. Thank you.

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  • This reminds me of my bird (parakeet maybe) named fency, she was really loud and aggressive ao we had to get rid of her but I miss her from time to time.

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  • If anything, owning a parrot increased my tolerance level. So much so, we got another one. Hell, we gave them their own room that's right next to mine and I'm always buying them new toys and perches for their cages. Those two are spoiled little fuckers.

    Updated

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  • Makes me miss my little budgie jack. Forced to let him go when my ex left and she took him and his mate. I know they were separated at some point and the other died to sombody cat. I have hope he's happy someplace.
    Credit to the artist for knowing how to punch people lovingly in the feels.

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  • Makes me miss my old boy SHiver. My constant companion when I was, like, 10, that little guy never left my side, sweetest thing in the world. My mother accidentally killed him one day (trying to protect him, she tried to shoo him off my shoulder when she called me into her room, expecting him to fly into the living room, but he flew past her, into her room, and directly into the ceiling fan) and he died in my hands. I'll never forget you, little guy, and I'll see you someday.

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  • I know this is a porn site but it's a wild emotional trip to be reading these comics and then scroll down and get pet advice from someone with a futa horse penis avatar

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  • fuzzfaggot said:
    I know this is a porn site but it's a wild emotional trip to be reading these comics and then scroll down and get pet advice from someone with a futa horse penis avatar

    That's e621 for you, help and advice comes in many shapes and ways that you might never tought about it.

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  • EXOTIC??
    meaning the yanks cant stand an australian animal as we dont treat them like that.. who de fuc puts a bird in a Closet? or a basement for ever to be forgotten about it... thats bulshit and they should be fined by wat ever that countries animal rights crew they have :'(
    fucking sad to see a small chatty bird be treated so bad or even hearing of it

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  • Makes me nostalgic for my budgie. I absolutely adored her; she never left my side when I was home, and was as quiet and gentle as a dove. My father killed her after three years when he thought it would be a good idea to clean her cage pan with bleach, then couldn't understand why I was mad, because "they only live about three years anyway" (they live closer to 20, for those who want to know), and "they're only a dollar at PetSmart, get another and you won't even miss it." It still makes me livid to think about.

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  • To offten i see peopple srender there birds they are hard pets and they need a lot of interaction they can and will die of loneliness it is sad but it's true people just look and see wow they are cheap and the dont under sand the bond they need!

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