Trade Cockatiel for Wedding Ring – WTRuff?!
Sometimes I wonder what the ruff humans are thinking. Don’t they know that pets are people, too?
Recently a little birdie I know gave me an earful, regarding a certain human and his prized pet. Seems he has want for a certain shiny something, and has publicly offered up his feathered companion through an ad, in exchange. Oh the howl-orror! I just had to share.
Bow-wow, Dude Harrington. My huge heart is with you! I hope by now you’ve found yourself free as a bird from that oppressive, unjust human.
I’m sure glad that my human thinks I’m worth more than just a yapping rock.
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I just seen the ad. It was marked best of craigslist. How is it best of craigslist? The owners obviously didn't raise the bird right, becuase cockatiels usually give a lot of affection to their owners. Our cockatiel will follow us where ever we go, and he chirps, but never screams. Maybe it was best for the bird to go to a better owner. Cockatiels require a lot of attention, which is something that man and his girlfriend did not give that cockatial.