Shipping can be very stressful for a bird because of uncertain changes from climate change, loud noise, rough handlings to totally new uncertain environments.  A bird does not know what is going on and she or he has to put in a carrier at 3 A.M then leave to the airport.

So make sure you are familiar with your airport, first check and know where the pick up location is and goes there 30 minutes before the plane arrives.Please bring the bird home before you open the carrier.

Let her/him go out by herself to climb up to her cage

Don't try to pick her up unless she is on a floor.

Make sure food, toys and fresh water  are there

then let her rest

remember a bird spends 9 or more hours with terrible time, she must be very tired and scared.  A scare bird will bite to whoever approach him or her.

We recommend to leave her to rest in a couple days and have time to observe a new environment.  You can open her cage.  She goes out when she feels comfortable.

If you want to pick her up,  Please call her first before you appoach.

ALWAYS STAY CALM & GO SLOW.

Here you want a bird trust you first

so the slower you handle her, the better the bird is.

Feeding by hands with WARM rice or fruits like apples, grapes or parrot seeds

are PERFECT way to let a bird to trust you.

Remember ALWAYS let your bird know, call her first when you approach her

then slowly move your hand if you want to play with her or pick her up

Our Pet greys: Pengbo & Smart.  We ALWAYS use this method.  They trust us so after almost 6 years having them.  We never experience a bite from them.

 "Hi everyone! Tony is not paying me to say kind words about his company.They might be on a smaller scale but what they advertise is what they do...witch is a rare thing these days.I did get what I payed for...a Great little grey gangster  ( Joke....Hellloooooooo) They do what they say and that is the bottom line I recomend anyone to do bussiness with these guys."

 Endre of Brooklyn, NY wrote on 11-11-08, the day he got his bird from the airport.

"Hello there, I have called Delta they told me the plain will be 2 hours late,but they called me at 1 oclock that the bird allready arrived. Well I was there in 20 minutes so there was no problem at all.When we opened the cage he came out by him self and accepted so pieces of mellons right a way..We put him a  perch and slowly showed him are apartment.including the dogs..no problem.Well the bird did bit me a couple times but it`s not serious,right now he doesn1t want to go to his cage he is henging out on the top sleeping and watching tv.So anyway guys we are very happy with the bird and really preciate the way you handled the whole thing  thanks again  Endre and Maria."

As 11-4-08, Harold of Palm Beach wrote about his new african grey's Lulu 

"Hi Tony

 I am happy to tell you that all is going really well; she is relaxed and seems to be accepting of her new home and we are both getting to know one another well.  So much to learn about how to be SLOW in my approach with her, so much to learn about her nutrition and diet and it's really been alot of fun so far.  I plan to keep you posted on our progress and I will also give you the most positive feed-back on your web site in the next few days.  Thank you very much for your calm assistance and good advice it has been greatly appreciated by me."

10-1-08

Mark H. of Boca Raton, Florida

9-8-08

 "An HONEST breeder who is not out to make a quick buck. Someone who actually loves and cares for their birds. They are the best.

Robert W. of Fort Lauderdale,Florida

6-23-08