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How do you go about making a really unsociable budgie sociable, it freaks out if i go any closer than a metre towards it!

By G.C Asked May 3 2009 3:12PM
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by Phoebe-Caulfield on May 13, 2009 at 6:29 pm Permalink

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Really quickly what is a budgie?
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Avatar Phoebe-Caulfield May, 13 2009 at 06:33 PM
Scratch that. I looked it up. I would just approach it until it starts freaking out and keep getting closer to it progressively until you are right next to it. See what happens.......make sure you don't try to get closer all in one day. You could also try talking to it and get it a treat or something. There are these branches that have seeds all over them, maybe try that.


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