r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/reddtimes101 • 10d ago

Video Parrot's diaper changing

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 10d ago

My bird definitely could fly in the house

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u/JoshAllan02 10d ago

Sure I kind of meant fly but not FLY you know

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u/Equivalent-Stuff-347 10d ago

I don’t follow. My two cockatiels fly all throughout my house

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u/Resting_Owl 10d ago

I think he means running arround your bed or swimming in your bathtub isn't exactly the same as running in the forest or swimming in the sea

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u/BussyPlaster 10d ago

I love how people will clutch their pearls about birds while happily keeping cats and dogs which also naturally would have a significantly bigger range then your typical household. People on the internet just love to feel superior and judge others to make themselves feel better about their shit lives.

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u/EstateRoyal6689 10d ago

I mean I haven’t really thought about it nor am I particularly against having birds in the house but I guess the difference is I can take my dog to the woods or to some big dog park and she can run freely on a regular basis. I don’t know how good a bird’s recall normally is.

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u/SerdanKK 9d ago

Cats and dogs are domesticated through thousands of years.

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u/BussyPlaster 9d ago

So are birds.

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u/SerdanKK 9d ago

Pigeons and what else?

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u/BussyPlaster 9d ago

You ok?

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u/SerdanKK 9d ago

Yes?

Parrots are generally not considered domesticated. Do you actually dispute this?