Message from @dani(el)

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2019-07-30 02:30:02 UTC  

oof

2019-07-30 02:30:05 UTC  

Bitey birds are a pain

2019-07-30 02:30:13 UTC  

She used to dangle from my ears

2019-07-30 02:30:28 UTC  

I think she has separation anxiety

2019-07-30 02:30:33 UTC  

I think what is usually recommended for bitey ones is not letting them on the shoulder if they are bitey

2019-07-30 02:30:39 UTC  

Do you have a portable perch or play gym?

2019-07-30 02:31:27 UTC  

Yes both

2019-07-30 02:31:42 UTC  

The problem is she absolutely insists on being on my shoulder

2019-07-30 02:31:43 UTC  

Can you get her to stay on it or does she just immediately leave?

2019-07-30 02:31:47 UTC  

Hrm

2019-07-30 02:31:57 UTC  

I've sat her down over and over again for an hour at a time

2019-07-30 02:32:04 UTC  

Just flies right back up onto me or follows me around chirping

2019-07-30 02:32:35 UTC  

Any treats she likes?

2019-07-30 02:32:53 UTC  

millet crackers and spinach

2019-07-30 02:32:57 UTC  

and she leaves them all

2019-07-30 02:33:02 UTC  

Hrmm

2019-07-30 02:33:07 UTC  

if I leave the room she runs from room to room

2019-07-30 02:33:50 UTC  

rip

2019-07-30 02:33:54 UTC  

Maybe a portable cage?

2019-07-30 02:34:48 UTC  

I've tried literally everything

2019-07-30 02:34:59 UTC  

I'm convinced I just have the autistic child equivalent of parrots

2019-07-30 02:35:03 UTC  

lol oof

2019-07-30 02:35:19 UTC  

If it's that bad you might consider clipping her wings (Or getting them clipped if you are scared to)

2019-07-30 02:35:40 UTC  

I dont like clipping, but we've had to do it with the conure at some time till she was better about things.

2019-07-30 02:35:43 UTC  

unfortunately she flies like a motherfucker regardless

2019-07-30 02:35:48 UTC  

oof

2019-07-30 02:36:14 UTC  

I wake up and take her everywhere with me to the car to my friends etc

2019-07-30 02:36:24 UTC  

and the second she goes back in her cage she lets hell loose

2019-07-30 02:36:51 UTC  

I think she needs a boyfriend or something but I honestly think she'd just ignore a cagemate

2019-07-30 02:37:04 UTC  

Kinda sounds like my conure first 3 years we had her

2019-07-30 02:37:15 UTC  

She didnt know how to self-entertain and completely depended on being with one of us at all times

2019-07-30 02:37:18 UTC  

Maybe it's just her growing up

2019-07-30 02:37:29 UTC  

If you got her within the last year or two probably

2019-07-30 02:37:43 UTC  

I got her as a baby

2019-07-30 02:37:48 UTC  

How long ago?

2019-07-30 02:37:53 UTC  

About 5 months

2019-07-30 02:38:09 UTC  

Ohhh. She's a juvie then.

2019-07-30 02:38:14 UTC  

You may have to just ride it out

2019-07-30 02:38:19 UTC  

Birds are fucking dicks when they're juvies

2019-07-30 02:38:26 UTC  

I hope to God she isn't like this for 15 years LOL

2019-07-30 02:38:46 UTC  

I don't think so, ours was a lot like that until she hit 3 or 4. She was a youngin when we got her