Why Kids Love Bird ?

 Before start reading article read some of the quote

• - No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.”
• - A heart without dreams is like a bird without feathers.” - ...
• - The bird who dares to fall is the bird who learns to fly.”
• - I wish we had all been birds instead.”
• - You were born with wings, why prefer to crawl through life.”

• When it comes to choosing a pet, there are many options. However, not all animals are suitable for children.

• When looking for the perfect companion animal, consider what you want in your new friend and then do some research to determine which species would be best suited for your family situation.

• Parakeets will almost always be at the top of the list.

  These winners are tiny, colorful little birds who provide a boatload of fun for aspiring young aviculturists. They are easy to handle and tolerate coddling and handling with ease.

  They are easy to care for and can be taught plenty of tricks, including how to talk.

  As gentle, friendly birds, they bond quickly with their owners. Because of this, they’re great for young owners who want to connect to their pets truly.

  Choose a parakeet, or budgie, for your child, and it will quickly become his best friend.

• While it is not a hard-and-fast rule, most people agree that a child should be at least 6 or 7 years old before you bring a pet bird into the home. Children younger than this tend to be more impulsive, and they can injure a bird in an accident, such as falling, stepping on the bird, or handling it too roughly without understanding how delicate it is. Young children move quickly, which can make many parrots nervous. Age is a subjective consideration. Some 5-year-olds are extremely calm and responsible; some 8-year-olds are careless and irresponsible. It is up to the parents to honestly consider the capacity of their child to handle a delicate pet such as a bird. They are not as “durable” as cats and dogs, being quite vulnerable to injury. Also take into consideration how traumatic it would be for your child if he or she is not mature enough and ends up injuring or killing the bird in an accident, not to mention how sad this will be for the poor bird.

• Do owl is a good pet

• When it comes to owls in captivity, they are more “friendly” toward humans. There are a lot of videos and pictures online showing the good side of pet owls. Despite the fact they can develop some sort of good relationship with people – this is simply because an owl sees its owner as someone who provides food to it.

• Owls of all kinds have been known to attack people when defending their young, their mates, or their territories. Frequent targets include unsuspecting joggers and hikers. Often victims escape without injury, and deaths from owl attacks are extremely rare.