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Originally Posted by omega I have an African Grey, too. When she is out and tries to fly and ends up on the floor, just like some of you others - my Yorkies are there in a flash trying to bite her. My Mini Schnauzer doesn't do this - she finally learned. My cats stay away from the bird altogether. I'm hoping the Yorkies fascination with Cleo will fade...
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That's why my thought is to keep them separated but within each others vision for a while so that the novelty wears off some. They will always be supervised. There is a squirrel that chewed a hole in the screen room and she goes in and snatches peanuts (my spoiled greys actually get pistaccios for treats). At first they were pissed. The older grey, Tango, even kept reaching down and pulling the squirrels tail. That was a hoot after I realized that the squirrel wasn't going to attack. Now they pay no attention to her. I think I'll invest in that screen that's animal proof.