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if I were to go away.....
Topic Started: Apr 16 2007, 05:19 PM (146 Views)
Quiksilver!_!
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I usually go on one major vacation once a year and lil 5 day vacations here and there during the summer. But if I were to go away say more then 10 days and I have a reliable care taker for beans, will he forget who I am and bond to the other person? or will he know its me and be very happy to see me again? its a question that has bothered me for quite some time..... :unsure:
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BUUZBEE
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we take a long trip each year, they are fine when we get home :)
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bonnie
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NOPE, when I've gone away and come back my birds are soooooooo excited to see me.
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Gardengail
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I've been told they never forget the person they bond with! No worries!
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Quiksilver!_!
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o yeah thats awesome thx :lol: ;)
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