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He is a handsome dog. Rooster... That is a great name for a dog.
That was his name when they got him several months ago and he actually did a lot better this past weekend.
He didn't bark or growl at me but when I walked in the house I completely ignored him and did not even look at him.
Within a few minutes he came over to where I was sitting and nudged my arm like "um, I do live here why did you ignore me" and I was able to give him 3 treats and pet his head.
That was his name when they got him several months ago and he actually did a lot better this past weekend.
He didn't bark or growl at me but when I walked in the house I completely ignored him and did not even look at him.
Within a few minutes he came over to where I was sitting and nudged my arm like "um, I do live here why did you ignore me" and I was able to give him 3 treats and pet his head.
I should add that I am not a big fan of birds wild or otherwise and never have been.
My ex husband had a cockatiel or whatever that noisy, irritating little bunch of feathers was.
I found him beak up one morning in his cage and I felt bad for him because he died but I did not lose any sleep over his death.
Saturday morning he came downstairs where our room is and about 1/2 way down the stairs he saw me and turned around and went right back upstairs.
A few minutes later he came back down and stuck his head under my hand so I gave him a few pets and he immediately went and ate all of Walter's food...LOL
Saturday morning he came downstairs where our room is and about 1/2 way down the stairs he saw me and turned around and went right back upstairs.
A few minutes later he came back down and stuck his head under my hand so I gave him a few pets and he immediately went and ate all of Walter's food...LOL
Walt got him back a wee bit later though.
Roo was rolling around on the floor wanting to play and Walt pounced on his head and gave him the dog's version of a noogie.
Then they both went flying through the basement like big goons and our Son In Law decided to take them both outside for a few minutes.
Walt got him back a wee bit later though.
Roo was rolling around on the floor wanting to play and Walt pounced on his head and gave him the dog's version of a noogie.
Then they both went flying through the basement like big goons and our Son In Law decided to take them both outside for a few minutes.
The littles are older, the oldest will be 15 in December. He is at the point where he doesn't care. The irreverent attitude is awesome.
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