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Summary: african gray parrots
Review: these are very smart birds and they need a lot of attention
to keep them happy. theyre like 2-3 year old children. be
sure to do your homework with books like these if you
are thinking of getting one-- and make sure you have the
time to give the bird a lot of companionship.
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Summary: Required Reading! Excellent Book!!!!!
Review: This book is required reading for anyone who either wants an African Grey or already has one. Whoever came up with the phrase "Birdbrain" never spent any time around an African Grey. Greys are complicated, smart critters, and without a good lesson in birdie psychology, and a window into their thinking, a great potential companion can be ruined and spend a lifetime miserable, lonely and unfulfilled. This book gives the reader ideas and examples of Grey behavior, and condenses complex ideas into enjoyable reading. Other books such as "My Parrot, My Friend" and "The Grey Parrot" while good, are dry and difficult to take, cover to cover. This excellent work keeps the reader interested, without getting bogged down in endless side lines.I lent this book to a person in my office that also has a Grey, (what are the odds!?) and she didn't even finish the book before she handed it back to me and announced that she was getting a copy of her own! Out of 5 stars, this book gets a rock solid 5 stars, with star dust to spare! Nice work Dianalee! My Grey, Milo, and I thank you!
Rating:
Summary: Outstanding
Review: This is a wonderful book for those contemplating adopting an african grey parrot for the first time, or those who already have one of these wonderful parrots. Lots of relevant information written in an easy-to-understand format. A must-have for the african grey parrot owner.
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