ex WGS Hamm wrote:

> "Dreamspinner3"  wrote in message
> news:35nmn4F4l1rphU1{at}individual.net...
>
>>You're right, it isn't an "accident" in the true sense of
the word.  Let
>
> me
>
>>put it this way then--sometimes people make mistakes.  Mistakes happen to
>>everyone sooner or later, no matter how careful you are.  You say you've
>>never lost a bird--lost as in flying away.  Have you ever had a bird die
>>because of a mistake you made?  Or get hurt?  Or even just have a close
>
> call
>
>>that resulted in nothing more than a scare for you?  If not, then I'm
>>impressed.
>
>  I am amazed at this attitude. None of the above apply to me. I can say this
> hand on heart. When my birds are loose in the house I am a bit obsessive
> about knowing where they are and ensuring they don't leave the room they are
> in.
>
>
How much time out of cages do your house birds actually get? Mine are
out almost all day. Also, didn't you have a dog get out and get hit by a
car? Accidents happen. I can honestly say I have never had a dog hit by
a car.
Debbie


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