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10-10-2005, 12:14 PM
Jacques in Denmark/Bird
Update again
This time without pics as my bf wasnt home to take any.
Had his harness on and went for a little walk outside with him.
Showed him his outdoors avarie and also the ponies.
He hang on pretty tight to my shoulder as saying "protect me mum" but was really good and calm
I have bought him a latter that he has tried out today too
He´s just doing so well, talks away all the time, eats like a pig
and basicly being a very good and sweet boy
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10-10-2005, 03:34 PM
He is in the best of hands with you
Stunning - please start a Jacques thread like SB said...you probably already have and I'm too slow to notice
Hi Jackie, hope you are okay? If anyone on this planet could be as kind and caring to look after Jacques apart from yourself I believe it would be Annemette, he has gone to a wonderful home & I know AM will keep you in close contact with his progress.
Tillykke AM med din nye fugl
Originally Posted by amts
Home safely. Jacques was so cool on the way home.Didnt make a fuss, didnt scream or shout, didnt seemed stressed. Just took it real nicely and was on his best behavior. No doubt in my mind its because of the way Jackie´s been getting him used to diff things and going places. It really payed off I think
When home he started exploring his new cage which is of course a bit diff from his useall one. He has tried out all his toys and seems to have found his favourite one:
Also this one has been tried out a few times:
He says "hello" a lot. Like he´s greeting all for the first time over and over again
But in a way he is. It´ll take a few days atleast before he´s really settled in, but he´s doing so well allready. Eating, talking and playing.His first night was peaceful. He went to sleep around 10 and we didnt heard a pip from him til around 7:30 where my bf was up to feed him and his sisters
Then he was greeted with a "hello" 
If any of you wants it, I´ll be happy to keep you updated on his life as a danish parrot
We couldnt be happier as it is right now. He´s worth all the trouble we´ve had with the authorities to get him here and also the days of worrying, not eating and sleeping
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12-10-2005, 08:59 AM
Really strange.
Originally Posted by maplecottage
Oh AM he is sooo beautiful!!!! Wow!He is in the best of hands with you
Stunning - please start a Jacques thread like SB said...you probably already have and I'm too slow to notice
Hi Jackie, hope you are okay? If anyone on this planet could be as kind and caring to look after Jacques apart from yourself I believe it would be Annemette, he has gone to a wonderful home & I know AM will keep you in close contact with his progress.
Tillykke AM med din nye fugl
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12-10-2005, 09:49 AM
How are you today Jackie must be sad having that empty cage, but knowing you sure it wont be empty for too long! Well done you did a brilliant job he is stunning!
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12-10-2005, 04:20 PM
He´s still doing well allthough he seems to be a bit naughty today
Especially to my bf who he seems to think he can push around a bit (which he can 
).But we have started on some tricks now and he´s doing absolutly brill.
I bought this toy phone and introduced it to him today.
First time trying he picked it up when I made the ringing sound (or the phone did, you know what i mean right?).
I was of course sure it was just a lucky one so I tried again. This time he picked up the phone with his claws and said "hello"
Do I have to say I was laughing, praising and speachless at the same time
Here´s some pics of him to show you how well he is here in Denmark:
Harness on and ready to go:
When the world outside gets a bit overwhelming, he comes to mummy for comfert:
Thats sadly enough all the pics I have to show you now
I have to remember to take more pics and especially pics with me not in them as it seems to be all we have at this point. And I´m not gonna post them on here
Hope you like the ones I did put on and knowing I´ll take good care of the DW mascot
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12-10-2005, 05:32 PM
I bet you are so proud of him amts, Jackie has really done a marvellous job with him and put a lot of work into making him the gorgeous bird he is today. I never realised that they were so tame
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