What can you expect when you partner with Diane's Parrot Place in your quest to bring a Companion Parrot into your life?
Why is Diane's Parrot Place and her Flock different from a pet store or breeder?
What benefits do I get buying here?
These are all great questions that I hear from my prospective customers all the time, and reasonable questions they are. Let's talk about this...
I want to help you find the ideal parrot for your lifestyle. I strive to ensure that each prospective new companion parrot owner is properly educated, assessed for the right type and fit of companion parrot, and truly understands the responsibility and obligation that goes with owning one of these magnificent creatures. I want to be sure that once my customers have decided on moving forward with their decision to share their lives with a companion parrot that they will have made a logical decision and not just an emotional one.
Pet stores and breeders are quite different both in approach to raising and caring for companion parrots and in how they price and support the sale of their baby parrots. Let's take a separate look at each of these:
1. Pet Stores - Their primary business is in the retail selling of products associated with pets and their care. They make their largest margins on the food, toys, cages and accessories that they sell to their customers. Their primary knowledge is in the business of "selling" not "raising" pets.
In the case of birds, you will often find that due to lack of socialization, nurturing and proper development guidance, that many birds you see in pet stores today cannot typically be handled by customers, and quite often not even by the staff or management. This is primarily due to the birds being brought into the store to be sold, and the simple fact that these pet stores neither have the qualified staff nor the time and ability to manage the needs of exotics birds. Customers of these establishments also are more often than not, focused with making a purchase from just what is in stock at the time.
Lastly, retail stores, due to their higher overhead and requirements to run a storefront business typically charge higher prices for what they offer. Pet stores and breeders are quite different both in approach to raising and caring for companion parrots and in how they price and support the sale of their baby parrots. Let's take a separate look at each of these:
2. Breeders - While breeders have strong experience in the hand-feeding and initial care for babies during their critical first two months of development, most neither want nor have the space and facilities to take their babies beyond the almost and/or fully weaned process. There are typically two types of breeders (granted their are some excellent exceptions to this) operating in today's marketplace.
One type of breeder focuses on the mass breeding, hatching, feeding and forced weaning of baby birds for the large commercial and retail outlet pet stores. They sell baby birds with the idea focus being on volume of sales not necessarily the quality of the exotic birds.
The other common type of breeder raises their babies to an almost weaned state and then sells them to small specialty bird shops and other pet related facilities that have been personally trained in the final stages of hand-feeding and proper weaning. The risk here is that many of the places these birds end up are not always fully capable of this critical transition process from the hand-fed stage to the fully-weaned stages of life. Most do not understand how to fully develop that baby to its full capabilities. And once again, this type of breeder is focused on the selling of baby birds, and not on the raising, development, socialization and nurturing guidance that these amazing creatures need if they are going to thrive as your companion parrots. I do this for all my babies!
3. Benefits of Diane's Place - I offer a number of key values and companion parrot focused differentiators that clearly demonstrate why I am so different from the rest of the flocks out there.
- I have my own Private Breeder Network that supplies my babies.
- I provide consistent and ongoing socialization and development.
- I utilize proven nurturing guidance techniques in raising my babies.
- My babies are abundance fed and never forced weaned.
- My babies are taken carefully through hand-feeding to fully weaned status.
- My babies are "Raised in a Home for a Home" to be companion parrots.
- I help the customer find the right companion parrot for their lifestyle.
- I assist in the purchase of the right bird, not just what is in stock.
- I provide my customers the education to succeed with their baby.
- I offer a one year limited warranty.
- I offer free ongoing support for my customers and their companion parrot.
- I am about the exotic bird first and the sale, second.
These are just some of the many value-added and personalized benefits that come with working with me here at Diane's Parrot Place. At the end of the day, I believe that you will not find a higher quality companion parrot at a better value, which has been developed and nurtured to such a high quality of companioning standards.
I hope you will consider one of my special babies for your home.
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*They are easy to care for.
*They have long life-spans. (203) 263-2335
*They can enhance in value.
*Most will talk.
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Gold-Capped Conure
Mealy Amazon
Blue Crowned Conure also known as a Sharp-Tailed Conure!
This is the Conure species featured in the movie, "Paulie" .
This is Scruffy, the Parrot Place Mascot.
Scruffy was raised at Diane's Parrot Place and has a good vocabulary. Scruffy is two years old.
If you want a medium-size bird at an affordable price and one that could have a large vocabulary, then a Blue Crown Conure is for you! They are very easy to train and are generally not aggressive towards other parrots. These Conures are very intelligent and are capable of learning a lot of tricks!
If handled properly with our techniques and nurturing, you will have a companion for life! While they are not as colorful as the other Conures, they are the best talkers of the Conure group and are in high demand nationwide!
Sun Conure
I get it!! You just wanna play with me! I am having so much fun throwing everything
around. Can I have a bath now?
Blue Crown, Gold-Capped and Sun Conures playing and socializing together.
Scruffy, the Blue Crown is waving!
The babies get a lot of one-to-one time and learn various ways to play, socialize, climb ladders, do tricks and are shown how to get used to their their new homes (cages). They are exposed to new toys being offered to them on a daily basis.
This is Sasha, a Hahn's Macaw (also known as a Red-Shouldered Macaw). Sasha is the smallest of the Macaw species.
Hahn's Macaws are great pet companions for the first time buyer. They are very friendly and are capable of learning a lot of words. Sasha says "hello" every time the phone rings!
This is her floor stand. See the chain? She can climb up and down on it and right onto her cage. Pretty neat? Huh?
Sasha is Scruffy's assistant at Diane's Parrot Place.
Sasha loves to join us for a bite to eat!