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intresting, ive homestly never even considered conures, I will do some research on them.
so no offense to you or anyone here, but is like the only way to be able to have a bird, to be in a situation where i dont have to leave my home to work? be say retired? becuase yes one day i do want to get married. kids are optional in my mind, and that would be a horrible situation to put a bird into, hopefully i can find someone who is bird friendly.
i know they can be destructive little guys, and maby im just niave, but we kept a young golden lab in a house once, it was very destructive,(ruined a good sofa) but we evetually figured out how to keep it without it tearing things up too badly, through training and spending time with it to get its energy burned off, and if i can do that, i honestly think i could bird proof a home
I obviously cant read the future, but i would hope i dont have to do a 10 hour day to be successful in my career, but you guys are absolutely right, in it being something to keep in mind.
So heres my current battleplan. graduate, get a job, get a pet friendly apartment, do legitimate soul searching to see if i do have the time required for a bird.I know im commiting a sin both in practicality and perhaps in animal welfare, buy i am just in love with maccaws, there so pretty and theyre friendly and silly, i feel like i could play with one all day.