Luckys first time to the lake with me

[luckyandjenn]

We had a blast he deff enjoyed himself he also took his first few steps on the ground since I have had him 4803480448054806

[Dragonlady2]

Great pics Jenn! He sure is a Lucky boy.

[luckyandjenn]

Great pics Jenn! He sure is a Lucky boy.

Ha ha thanks and i sure like to think he is

[PlaxMacaws]

Without a doubt, he's a well cared for and adored boy. I love the pics. Thanks for sharing a bit of his life with us, Jenn :D

[luckyandjenn]

Without a doubt, he's a well cared for and adored boy. I love the pics. Thanks for sharing a bit of his life with us, Jenn :D

Thanks i sure do adore and care for him i try not to bombard him with pictures lol he sure is coming out of his shell more and more trying new words and all sorts of stuff

[Casper's 2nd best friend]

Haha riding shotgun. John Wayne would be impressed.
Lovely pics. Near freezing, grey and misty here - not good outdoor weather... come on sunshine, we need our vitamin D.

[luckyandjenn]

Haha riding shotgun. John Wayne would be impressed.
Lovely pics. Near freezing, grey and misty here - not good outdoor weather... come on sunshine, we need our vitamin D.

Ha ha ha right i got sick of him sitting on me in the car i was like here look dude theres a whole head rest you can stand on lol and o noooooooossssssss come on sunshine give those guys some vitamin d lol

[plax]

Ha ha ha right i got sick of him sitting on me in the car i was like here look dude theres a whole head rest you can stand on lol and o noooooooossssssss come on sunshine give those guys some vitamin d lolLucky's certainly cute perched up there beside you. But unfortunately a word of warning is in order. If you drive with him like that and your vehicle either happens to abruptly impact a solid object or you encounter the need to lock up your brakes or simply stop very short, the inertia will likely hurl him into the windshield. Please don't take the chance that it will never happen! :'(

[Quakerella]

Wonderful pictures, he sure looks happy and healthy.

I have to agree with Tony, I have seen it happen with other animals.

[Lady]

I remember when I was a dog trainer for Pet Smart. We sold a harness with a metal piece on the back that you would attach the seat belt too. It saved me a lot of worry when I had to take our dogs to the vet. Especially when we stopped and they saw something of interest that they wanted to jump all around and lunge at. I don't think I ever saw something like that for parrots that are not in a cage while traveling but maybe one could fix the harness in similar fashion. How horrible it would be to have your baby hurt when you were only trying to take them out for some fun.

[Mare]

I love the pics! I remember my drive home with Amigo, 5 hr. drive. My 15 yr. old son was sitting in the back seat with him, Amigo in a travel cage, when all of a sudden..Amigo comes flying "crash" into the windshield! My daughter was driving, I was sitting shotgun, we were doing 70mph on the freeway and here's Amigo sprawled out on the center counsel! I freaked, my daughter freaks, Amigo freaks and Wyatt says...Oops.. Wyatt had let him out without us knowing. Anyways..we all survived but it could have ended bad. I like the leash idea! :)

[luckyandjenn]

Lucky's certainly cute perched up there beside you. But unfortunately a word of warning is in order. If you drive with him like that and your vehicle either happens to abruptly impact a solid object or you encounter the need to lock up your brakes or simply stop very short, the inertia will likely hurl him into the windshield. Please don't take the chance that it will never happen! :'(

Thanks for the concern at the moment im saving to get him a travling cage i do worry about him up the thoe i am always holding his lead accidents do happen im going to look into mabey trying somthing like what lady suggested a few post below but untill i can afford the carrier ill have to just keep an eye on him whilst travling or as much as i hate it not going poss not taking him out again till i have one

[luckyandjenn]

I remember when I was a dog trainer for Pet Smart. We sold a harness with a metal piece on the back that you would attach the seat belt too. It saved me a lot of worry when I had to take our dogs to the vet. Especially when we stopped and they saw something of interest that they wanted to jump all around and lunge at. I don't think I ever saw something like that for parrots that are not in a cage while traveling but maybe one could fix the harness in similar fashion. How horrible it would be to have your baby hurt when you were only trying to take them out for some fun.

Thanks for this idea im deff going to look into making somthing to make him more sucuure travling untill i can get that travle cage

[luckyandjenn]

I love the pics! I remember my drive home with Amigo, 5 hr. drive. My 15 yr. old son was sitting in the back seat with him, Amigo in a travel cage, when all of a sudden..Amigo comes flying "crash" into the windshield! My daughter was driving, I was sitting shotgun, we were doing 70mph on the freeway and here's Amigo sprawled out on the center counsel! I freaked, my daughter freaks, Amigo freaks and Wyatt says...Oops.. Wyatt had let him out without us knowing. Anyways..we all survived but it could have ended bad. I like the leash idea! :)

Im going to look into the leash idea because i dont think it would be fare of me to just stop bringing him out but i do need to save for a travle cage in the mean time ill have to MacGyver somthing like the dog seat belt thing lady was talking about in the previous post