yeah I'm sure theres a hamster or mouse out there for you, half tthe care half the brain, and you dont really have to spend time with it.

if you don't have the time to bond with your keet you should consider asking your mom to bond with it.keets are not toys and don't always take to training easy.it would be mean just to use him foryour own personal gain.

Thats right you shouldn't get aa bird unless your willing to make the comitment, they are so different from any other type of pet.

It's a life in your hands ya know!

You get a bird to love, to be with and to enjoy each others companionship. They aren't implements or toys to be used when the urge arises.

I feel sorry for this poor little bird who's appears to be going to be subjected to a life of less than loving quality.

I think what you need to do is to find a loving home for this bird, where someone can and will take the time to bond with it and look after it.

I see far too many birds suffer anxiety, stress, health issues etc. because they're neglected and then have training and love forced on them.

Ok, I think you are all being a little hard on Trey, our new member. He may not have known that his step mom was not going to let him have the bird at the other house. He is obviously in enough difficulty by having to switch from one house to the other and back and forth.

There is no need to be mean to Trey.

Correction: not ALL of you were hard on Trey, but most.

agreed

well the homeand stuff is something to be considered beforehand, not after,I mean you wouldn't buy a bird and then go later and buy the cage

I see what you are saying Kila's mum, but not everybody actually DOES what you mention. The best thing we can do here now is to help Trey make the best of what he has, not scold him for what he should have done.