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Date Posted: 02:01:45 01/04/07 Thu
Author: GRAYWOLF (FRUSTRATED AND SAD FOR ALL)
Subject: OUR COCKATEIL DOESN'T WANT TO COME OUT OF THE CAGE

Well, the problems is , is that he does not want to come out of the cage, he will start hissing and bitting (hard). He will let me pet him hesitantly in the cage, but will not step up on command, without the hissing and bitting routine. We think he started wanting to stay in his cage after the last vet visit inwhich he had his wings trimmed. His first vet visit was a disaster, and it took us 2 weeks to get him to come back out. Prior to this he would come out 2-3 times a day and play with me and my husband. He was so eager and happy to come out and loved to be cuttled, petted and played with. HELP US GET OUR FRIEND BACK OUT AND PLAYING WITH US. ANY IDEAS????????????

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