Comments on: Hand-taming, Bonding and Behavior http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519 Articles and information for Lineolated Parakeet (Linnie) and other parrot enthusiasts. Mon, 11 Apr 2011 00:12:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Mandy ONeillhttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-11299 Mandy ONeill Tue, 28 Dec 2010 16:10:36 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-11299 This is the best and most sensitive information I have ever read about birds. I am awaiting my new Linnie. He will be ready for adoption in 2-3 wks. In the past I have had parakeets, and a cockatiels. This article/blog has really helped me prepare for him. Thank you so much. This is the best and most sensitive information I have ever read about birds. I am awaiting my new Linnie. He will be ready for adoption in 2-3 wks. In the past I have had parakeets, and a cockatiels. This article/blog has really helped me prepare for him. Thank you so much.

]]> By: Jacinthe Princehttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-6579 Jacinthe Prince Tue, 05 Oct 2010 23:29:48 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-6579 I learn a lot from your article. I'm sure it is a better look of a daily life with those wonderfull birds than all I've read on the net. Thank you for all infos! I learn a lot from your article. I’m sure it is a better look of a daily life with those wonderfull birds than all I’ve read on the net. Thank you for all infos!

]]> By: Steve McIntyrehttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-3442 Steve McIntyre Fri, 16 Jul 2010 05:37:38 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-3442 My female cremino (6 yrs) has lost her mate and is lonely. Bouncing around on my shoulder to music is ok for ten minutes or so, but then she flies home. Finally, I gave her a mirror which she presses up against and talks to, but she is still lonely. I would prefer to find an older companion for her, but would even give her up to the right home with built-in companionship (another linnie). On both accounts, I have been unsuccessful. I live in Langley, BC, Canada. Question...Does anyone know of a local prospect to help me? I tried craigslist with no success. Maybe there is a local bird club of which I am unaware. Thanks. My female cremino (6 yrs) has lost her mate and is lonely. Bouncing around on my shoulder to music is ok for ten minutes or so, but then she flies home. Finally, I gave her a mirror which she presses up against and talks to, but she is still lonely. I would prefer to find an older companion for her, but would even give her up to the right home with built-in companionship (another linnie). On both accounts, I have been unsuccessful. I live in Langley, BC, Canada. Question…

Does anyone know of a local prospect to help me? I tried craigslist with no success. Maybe there is a local bird club of which I am unaware. Thanks.

]]> By: Nickhttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-1725 Nick Sun, 28 Feb 2010 22:38:55 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-1725 Hi Emerald,You may want to check out this article: http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/general-linnie/sexing-lineolated-parakeets_145 ... as well as numerous discussions on the <a href="http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/forums" rel="nofollow">lineolated parakeet forum</a>. :) Hi Emerald,

You may want to check out this article: http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/general-linnie/sexing-lineolated-parakeets_145 … as well as numerous discussions on the lineolated parakeet forum. :)

]]> By: Emeraldhttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-1609 Emerald Thu, 18 Feb 2010 07:56:59 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-1609 Greetings Winddy: Just wanted to Thank-you for writing this wonderful article. I've had my new linnie for a couple of months now, and we all just love him so much.Is there a way, we can tell what sex they are?Best Regards, Emerald Greetings Winddy:
Just wanted to Thank-you for writing this wonderful article. I’ve had my new linnie for a couple of months now, and we all just love him so much.

Is there a way, we can tell what sex they are?

Best Regards,
Emerald

]]> By: Nickhttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-1446 Nick Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:04:43 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-1446 Wow John, that's great to hear! You must have done a great job taming her. :)Congrats! Wow John, that’s great to hear! You must have done a great job taming her. :)

Congrats!

]]> By: john hallhttp://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/lineolated-parakeet-behavior/hand-taming-bonding-and-behavior_519/comment-page-1#comment-1436 john hall Sat, 06 Feb 2010 18:40:21 +0000 http://www.lineolatedparakeet.net/?p=519#comment-1436 I bought a linnie from the pet store. It was one that no one wanted because she bit too much. I held her in the store and she was pretty good. (not biting much, they were so surprised.) So, I took her home. In about a week she wasnt biting at all. Now she is so affectionate and a reformed biter. I bought a linnie from the pet store. It was one that no one wanted because she bit too much. I held her in the store and she was pretty good. (not biting much, they were so surprised.) So, I took her home. In about a week she wasnt biting at all. Now she is so affectionate and a reformed biter.

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