Posted January 2, 201015 yr He is trying to "get busy" with anything that stands still long enough!! All my other chicks are females and don't seem quite so driven.
January 2, 201015 yr kids these days - lol he may be an early starter but you have nothing to worry about
January 2, 201015 yr kids these days - lol I was going to say BOYS!!! They're the same in all species!!! I to wouldn't be too worried. He'll soon figure out what it's for...
January 2, 201015 yr Author kids these days - lol he may be an early starter but you have nothing to worry about I think I'm mostly worried about it traumatizing the 13 week old female chicks in the same cage! kids these days - lol I was going to say BOYS!!! They're the same in all species!!! I to wouldn't be too worried. He'll soon figure out what it's for... LOL..he seems to have figured that out already! Now I know why it's called "The birds and the bees"
January 2, 201015 yr Haha you need to get him a "scape goat" or rather in my aviary for the randy birds I have a "scape bunny" They all wear their *****-ness off on him hahahaha My poor Mr pancakes, but he doesn't mind... My tame boys get a rope swing to get their "jive" on with Whatever works will work
January 2, 201015 yr Author Haha you need to get him a "scape goat" or rather in my aviary for the randy birds I have a "scape bunny" They all wear their *****-ness off on him hahahaha My poor Mr pancakes, but he doesn't mind...My tame boys get a rope swing to get their "jive" on with Whatever works will work Well, never thought I'd have to ask a question like this, but how do you get a bird to leave his sister alone (that's the part that bothers me most) and take an interest in a "scape bunny"? Do you just have Mr Pancakes hanging in the cage? I'm assuming Mr Pancakes (LOVE that name, By The Way) is a stuffed toy?
January 2, 201015 yr haha oh no no no Mr pancakes is a real rabbit at the bottom of the aviary haha If the hens are getting really distraught by it seperate the cock http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....amp;hl=pancakes He seems annoyed about it in this, but now days he just sits there and lets them They do it on his head and all sorts, he doesn't care, i think he just likes the company haha! Edited January 2, 201015 yr by *libby*
January 2, 201015 yr Author haha oh no no no Mr pancakes is a real rabbit at the bottom of the aviary haha If the hens are getting really distraught by it seperate the cock http://forums.budgiebreeders.asn.au/index....amp;hl=pancakes He seems annoyed about it in this, but now days he just sits there and lets them They do it on his head and all sorts, he doesn't care, i think he just likes the company haha! HAHAHAHA...That is so cool to keep a rabbit in the aviary...but doesn't he get covered in bird poop? Well, a live rabbit isn't possible and I don't see any signs of the hen getting upset...although I'm not sure I'd know what that looks like! The dynamic in that particular cage has gone all wonky anyway...his parents are also in there along with two other males. His father has seemingly shunned his mother for the attentions of one of the other males and she is terribly jealous. It's a bit like watching a rather sordid soap opera! LOLOLOLOLOLOL
January 2, 201015 yr HAHA I'd just recommend more cages then You'll have to seperate them all out to what works for them
January 2, 201015 yr Author HAHA I'd just recommend more cages then You'll have to seperate them all out to what works for them Hmmm...the reason for buying two HUGE cages was to get rid of the zillion cages I had previously so I'm hoping they all find a way to work it out. Sometimes they're worse than my kids
January 31, 201015 yr That's the funniest thing i've seen I always thought I had to tell my kids about the birds & the bees but now I see it's the Birds & the Bunny's.
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