As long as there is no glass in that window I could support that thought!

Bob W

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"jberger"  wrote in message
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> "Zach Q"  wrote in message
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>> "jberger"  wrote in message
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>>> "Linda Ambrose"  wrote in message
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>>>> Nicole:  I've noticed that no one has replied to your post, so I
>>>> thought
>>>> I'd give you some of my own ideas about cages.  I've had
birds all my
>>>> life and have bought many cages over the years.  Here's what I've
>>>> discovered about cages.  These are simply my own opinions ... YMMV.
>>>> .............................................
>>>> 2)  A cage should be well built, sturdy, with a minimum of one door.
>>>> ............................................
>>>
>>> Hi, Linda,
>>> I'm going to jump right in here before Jynx does....
>>>
>>> Never, EVER get a cage with ZERO doors. Always make sure there is a
>>> minimum of ONE door.
>>> ;-)
>>>
>>> -Jerry
>>>
>>
>> Why should bird cages have any doors?  It's not as if they ever need to
>> leave the damn things anyway - unless you find a smaller cage and need to
>> make a transfer.  That's why I recommend getting the smallest cage
>> possible to begin with.
>>
>> ZQ
>
> How about a window with a view instead?
>




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