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What is the best way to Take Your Pet Bird Outside?

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If not caged, make sure the birds wings are clipped.

Posted 2009-06-30T15:29:11Z
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Bird cages would a great solution if you want to take your pet bird outside, but before anything else, check your bird's reaction before making the transition to out of doors.

Posted 2009-07-07T01:00:15Z
 

We have leashed harnesses made for birds that we bought at a pet store. They work great.  Do keep their wings clipped.  Our birds were hand raised and very young when we socialized them.

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Posted 2009-07-12T13:07:34Z
 
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i have a bird myself. so if the bird lacks sunlight,  put it behind one of those mesh screens, or take it outside in an open bird cage.

Posted 2009-07-20T01:54:25Z
 
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Your direction,not your intention,determines your destination

 The only way you can be intirely sure the bird is not in any kind of danger is to keep it in a locked cage and let it sit in the shade. Remember the cats are sneaky so the cage is the only guarantee that it is truly safe.

Posted 2009-08-13T11:26:25Z

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