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digginponds

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It’s pretty obvious that this site is for ponds etc.
But do you have any other pets?
If so let's see 'em.
 

DrDave

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Meet Smoky Joe
 

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j.w

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Spooky, Boo and Lucy
 

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Grace a rescue that we got in January.
 

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addy1

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Missy............my little guard pup, she was found in the desert in arizona. She is one great hunter.

Waiting for her tummy rub

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She always stretches her back

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Loves my honeys knee for her head rest

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Her favorite place to watch me while I work on the back yard.

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pee wee the chihuahua, king arthur the pitbull ,herschel the great dane .scuttlebutt and cinnamon stick horses and the geese
 

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fishin4cars

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I have Chase and Lexi my two dogs. Sweetpea my cockatoo and Ruby and Captain Jack mt two cockatiels.
 

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fishin4cars

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I wish I could keep a umbrella cockatoo, or any of the big species of cockatoo's, But I'm allergic to their dust. I can be around them for short time and they don't bother me to bad but long term I start having breathing problems and bad sinus allergies from their feather dust. Umbrella's can be so sweet though, I raised one many years ago and she was the most cuddling and precious bird I ever raised. One of the smartest too, But I raised a B&G Macaw and a Double yellow head amazon that were pretty smart birds too. The Double yellow head was talking before it got it's first feathers, No joke! baby the umbrella cockatoo probably had the most tricks up her sleeve, Big Bird the double yellow head had the largest vocabulary, and Piper the B&G Macaw, well he was the better thief. lol I do miss them all!
 

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I rescued this bird a couple years ago from a crackhead. The bird was on his schedule which im sure wasn't good. You are right, she will cuddle up in my lap and lay on her back and let me trim her claws.
 

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Well she looks like she has a loving home now and very well takin care of! After many years of being in the pet business you learn to tell alot by a birds plumage. and yours seems to be very shiny and full. a good sign she's not only happy but also getting a good balance diet. I do like hearing that you rescued her from the crackhead. I imagine she wasn't getting the best of care in that circumstance.
 
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I had a Moluccan Cockatoo, absolutely loved him except he loved to destroy my house. He climbed up my curtains and dropped the on the floor hook by hook then pooped on them. Chewed chunks out of the wood frame around the window and closet, we were renting at the time. He was in a dome type cage until he used his feet and beak to break the welds and pulled the bars apart, we named him Samson. After our African Grey ripped out some of his head feathers we decided he could not stay. He was just too much work and we did not know enough of how to care for him. The people that bought him renamed him Baby and he was great except he bit two toes off one of their other parrots.

In order Jasper, Coco (the white spots are snow), Penny and Nipsy.
 

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fishin4cars

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Molucaan's can be destructive and mischievous. They are so big they can rip apart a house. Usually pretty quite as far as cockatoo's go but they can be so quite and you look up and see so much damage! We had a Black Palm for a short while at the store, Now you want to talk about destructive. Maybe had that bird three months and he completely destroyed two large Macaw cages, and was bad about getting loose and ripping all the dog food bags open, He got loose one night and set the burglar alarm off, I only lived 10 minute drive from the shop, from the time the alarm went off to the time I arrived with the police was maybe 20 minutes tops. In that amount of time he ripped open almost a half ton of dog food bags, several dog beds, his cage, and ripped the top off the breeder rat cage. So I walked into 20 rats feeding on dog food all over the floor and one very hyped up Big beak bird that was not in the mood to be caught. Decided that day no more big birds for my store that I didn't hand feed myself!
 

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Jasmine (Jazz) IMAG0105.jpg Lily 163.JPG And Sadie 112.JPG She's hard to get a decent pic of since She's black and never sits still.


034.JPG This Is Ronin, unfortunately we lost him a couple Months ago due to kidney disease.
 
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Ours was not quiet. Every morning and evening he would scream for an hour or more or when I was on the phone. If he got no attention we heard it, if he was quiet he was getting into something.
 

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