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Meet Dooby!

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ok...........here she is!! *Drum roll*


Meet.........Dooby!!!











She's 11 weeks old and just perfect!!!
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I am the first person to see Doody! Yay! :D

She is so beautiful....you are making me sooo jealous! :p
May I just ask, how much did you pay for her? Because I think some people here charge way to much for their hand reared cockatiels. :)
I paid £50, which really isn't that bad, I got her direct from the breeder. I asked around in various pet stores etc. and they ranged from £60 to £85 per bird, so I don't think that was bad at all.........I suppose now you are going to tell me you could have got me a hand reared all singing all dancing for a tenner. LOL!!! That's usually the way isn't it? ha ha ha
Dooby is GORGEOUS!!! :D Keep those photos coming.
Too cute :D do you know a hundred percent that she is a girl ?
GORGEOUS! I'm sure you'll enjoy !!!
PS- I think that is a young boy...
D O O B Y ! ! ! ! :D

I have no clue why I'm excited. :eek:
It might be all the gorgeousness getting to my head.
Or it could be the name . . . D O O B Y!!.

Yep it's the name. :p


She's gorgeous, absolutely beautiful.
All her photos are really amazing.

Also congrats because I had no clue you got a Tiel.

I too go with Aly Dooby is geting yellow around the face, but I'm not sure because I think some females get yellow also on their face.
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Dooby is cute!

ummm, Females can have yellow on their face. Wait about 6 months and then look at the the under part of the tail. If it still has that pattern, then its female, if its lost that pattern and then its a male. :)
GORGEOUS! I'm sure you'll enjoy !!!
PS- I think that is a young boy...
I was thinking that aswell. Who knows but she sure is cute.
You'll probably figure out whether Dooby is in fact a he or a she sooner than 6 months - boys are chatterboxes, and Dooby will probably make that much obvious in a few weeks. ;)
she/he is cutie, hard to say at this point could go either way alot of people told me my georgie was a male because she had alot of yellow in the face and her cheek spots where bright but she is indeed a female ;)
Well either way, it really doesn't matter, I don't intend to breed. The name Dooby will do for a boy or a girl, although I have to admit, it will be nice to know. At the moment, all I know is she is just plain stupidly tame!! She's just wonderful.
dooby is so gorgeous:cool:
You'll probably figure out whether Dooby is in fact a he or a she sooner than 6 months - boys are chatterboxes, and Dooby will probably make that much obvious in a few weeks. ;)
oh ya i forgot about he sound thing lol.
Gotta love cockatiels

I think Dooby is a boy :D But you will find out soon enough (for sure in 6 months)
oh ya i forgot about he sound thing lol.

Oh dear!! That sounds very ominous! LOL!! Am I going to need earplugs?:D
Oh dear!! That sounds very ominous! LOL!! Am I going to need earplugs?:D
No, but a sense of humour helps. Bailee was singing all through my favourite tv show last night. LOL!! It's funny to hear, and not an unpleasant sound, but there's a time and place for everything!! :p
Hmmm, at the moment we have the occasional whistle. She'll whistle back to me when I whistle to her, but no singing.
Hmmm, at the moment we have the occasional whistle. She'll whistle back to me when I whistle to her, but no singing.
Like Bea said, you'll be able to tell before the six months. Either way, DOOBY is ADORABLE!!! Mine does the normal whistle back to me as well- you'll know if you have a boy though. The reason I said I was leaning towards a boy is because all the yellow. You'll be able to tell soon enough.
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