Re: Re: coughing/ was catarrh

[Guest guest]

>>>My parrots also mimic coughs that my hubby and son had when they were

>>>sick! One of them does it so well, you'd really think it's my hubby

>>>coughing! lol. What a hoot!

Sandy - one of my parrots also mimics my cough - so now i scratch my head

trying to figure out if my bird is sick or just trying to sound like

'mommy'.

.... joan

[Guest guest]

ahahahaha. I used to be able to tell all mine apart. One speaks

Vietnamese/English, and all the others that speak, only speak English. One day,

they were all playing musical cages, in the dining room, where they apparently

had all switched who was on which cage. They thought they'd see if I could

figure out who was who, so they started acting & sounding like the other bird.

Now, since they are all african greys, it is easy to pull this off. One would

talk in the other ones voice which thorougly had me confused. The one I thought

was the nice one, was the one who liked to nip? rofl. They are real practical

jokers, for sure. I think that night one actually bit me during all the

confusion. Three of mine almost look identical, while two look different in

size or coloring. lol

SandyE~Houston

Re: Re: coughing/ was catarrh

>>>My parrots also mimic coughs that my hubby and son had when they were

>>>sick! One of them does it so well, you'd really think it's my hubby

>>>coughing! lol. What a hoot!

Sandy - one of my parrots also mimics my cough - so now i scratch my head

trying to figure out if my bird is sick or just trying to sound like

'mommy'.

... joan

[Guest guest]

Sandy - that is too hilarious. Aren't they soooo smart? I forgot to

mention that my Grey hears me try to get up, and I'm saying 'ow' from all

the aches and pains, so now she goes 'ow...ow...ow'. I'm anxiously awaiting

the day the Armour will get rid of all the aches, hoarseness, etc., etc.

.....joan

...............One day, they were all playing musical cages, in the dining

room, where they apparently had all switched who was on which cage. They

thought they'd see if I could figure out who was who, so they started acting

& sounding like the other bird. Now, since they are all african greys, it

is easy to pull this off. One would talk in the other ones voice which

thorougly had me confused. The one I thought was the nice one, was the one

who liked to nip? rofl. They are real practical jokers, for sure. I think

that night one actually bit me during all the confusion. Three of mine

almost look identical, while two look different in size or coloring. lol

SandyE~Houston

Sandy - one of my parrots also mimics my cough - so now i scratch my

head

trying to figure out if my bird is sick or just trying to sound like

'mommy'.

... joan

[Guest guest]

Joan, I will be very happy to hear that you've gotten in your Armour and that

it's working great for you. That is funny that you mention the 'ow' as I have

one who also did that. She will also say something in my hubby's exact voice,

and he hates her, and she dislikes him just about as much! Funny that she would

pick his voice to mimic! What a riot! He has a little quaker parrot who thinks

her duty is to be on him 24/7 rearranging everything in his shirt pockets. lol.

My grey, Coolie will say (in Jimmy's voice) Bonnie! Hush! And you'd swear it

was him saying it. I can't tell the difference in either of them! hahahaha. I

love it!

My Mom makes that same ow every morning when she gets up out of bed too. I

don't think there are many places in her body that does not hurt on arising. (I

also had this happen, but Armour seems to have taken all that away for me). I

can call her at night, and before she tried Armour, she would literally cry out

in pain, which just about kills me. I can't stand to hear somebody in pain like

that, and she hollers very loudly I might add. It echo's over the phone, and

really bothers my son when he calls her and it happens. I'm still going to buy

her the Armour, although I have no doubt if she'll take it. If she gets to

hurting too badly, she will, if not, she'll send it back to me. I can't make

her take it, but I know for her, it's helped almost all her aches and pains

subside, so maybe that will be the thing that keeps her taking it one more day.

Let us know when you get it and try it.

SandyE~Houston

Re: Re: coughing/ was catarrh

Sandy - that is too hilarious. Aren't they soooo smart? I forgot to

mention that my Grey hears me try to get up, and I'm saying 'ow' from all

the aches and pains, so now she goes 'ow...ow...ow'. I'm anxiously awaiting

the day the Armour will get rid of all the aches, hoarseness, etc., etc.

....joan

..............One day, they were all playing musical cages, in the dining

room, where they apparently had all switched who was on which cage. They

thought they'd see if I could figure out who was who, so they started acting

& sounding like the other bird. Now, since they are all african greys, it

is easy to pull this off. One would talk in the other ones voice which

thorougly had me confused. The one I thought was the nice one, was the one

who liked to nip? rofl. They are real practical jokers, for sure. I think

that night one actually bit me during all the confusion. Three of mine

almost look identical, while two look different in size or coloring. lol

SandyE~Houston

Sandy - one of my parrots also mimics my cough - so now i scratch my

head

trying to figure out if my bird is sick or just trying to sound like

'mommy'.

... joan