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Post by lemonora on Feb 5, 2023 18:14:15 GMT
There are two males, one is over five years old (Fido) with liver issues and on MT, and the other is around 3 years old (Luka) theyโve been living together for the past 2-3 years, Luka was actually brought to keep Fido company, but sadly Luka is really bullying Fido, each has his own cage but they are out almost all day on the top of the cages with toys, perches, food & a bath, but Luka keeps chasing Fido around, Luka has a very high libido and keeps humping the perch in his cage daily then goes after Fido and chases him around when Fido can barely fly, heโs always out of breath, no violence thankfully, but a lot of bullying and chasing and making him leave perches and food, we donโt know what to do, any suggestions? They're at my friendโs and he doesnโt know what to do, he even thought of giving up Luka to a good home with a large flock and many many females ๐ but sadly here in Saudi Arabia itโs really hard to find good homes to adopt, not to mention how hard it is to do, itโs like giving away your child. We really donโt know what to do, but we feel like we have to save Fido from Luka heโs really tiring him poor fella
any kind of input would be greatly appreciated willing to try anything
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Oct 6, 2011 7:41:27 GMT
Marianne Marlow
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Post by Marianne Marlow on Feb 5, 2023 19:01:51 GMT
Any way that they could have separate cages and each one could have flight time separately?
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Post by ladybird on Feb 5, 2023 19:16:48 GMT
You say they each have their own cages, as Marianne says let them out separately or have you already tried that? It would give Fido a rest from Luka.
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Post by lemonora on Feb 5, 2023 20:52:06 GMT
No actually we never thought about that Itโs definitely worth a try and I sure hope it works I will tell my friend Thanks for your suggestion And I will keep you posted
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Post by Hezz on Feb 6, 2023 1:15:34 GMT
I would definitely let them have time out separately and then a small amount of time out together.
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Post by lemonora on Feb 6, 2023 11:13:43 GMT
I would definitely let them have time out separately and then a small amount of time out together. Will do and let you know thanks ๐
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Post by lemonora on Feb 9, 2023 20:22:24 GMT
An update: He tried to do the separate time thing, but it failed terribly The one inside kept hanging upside down and trying to get out while the other one wonโt move from next to him trying to go in, it was sad and looked like torture Also scared of feet bites Any more suggestions ๐
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Post by Hezz on Feb 10, 2023 0:29:07 GMT
Then Iโd leave them be as there hasnโt been any aggression. If it becomes too much for Fido, he will most likely give him a bop, which is not a bad thing. The young fella needs to learn his place.
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Post by lemonora on Feb 10, 2023 8:30:53 GMT
Then Iโd leave them be as there hasnโt been any aggression. If it becomes too much for Fido, he will most likely give him a bop, which is not a bad thing. The young fella needs to learn his place. ๐he sure does Thanks Hezz sounds good will tell him to do so ๐
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