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yes clip their wings If you clip any bird's wings to the same length, they will still be able to fly awkwardly. When you clip a bird's wings for the purpose of stopping them flying, be sure to just clip the long flight feather at the end of one wing, not both wings. Be gentle, and be sure not to cut the bird itself.
cage it or clip the wings.
If you dont want them to fly away it might help. It does not hurt the bird but would you like your wings clipped.
you just clip the feathers on the wing but make sure you do not cut them to close to the wing or else you will hurt the bird
This question doesn't make any sense. You should never clip a birds wings.
Usually when a bird is in captivity it's wings are clipped, unless the enclosure is closed. (with a roof) But if that bird is specifically trained to fly, then it's wings will not be clipped but it is still in captivity.
People clip the feathers on one wing of a bird to keep it from flying away - it prevents them from getting enough lift and flying straight, so they stay in one place. If you figuratively clip someone's wings, you keep them from being free to leave.
It's not necessary but sometimes if you have a window in your room the bird will see it and believe it can fly though it, which it tries and will smash into it, usually the end to that is a dead bird with a broken neck. So It's a good idea to do so.
sure.... it depends how old u are
No. Our local pet shop was closed (Andersons Pet Shop) so we called and they said no. Sad huh.
When you clip chicken wings, many say you should only clip one otherwise, they can still fly. Clip as above and never clip where there are blood vessels. You can hold the wing toward a light source to see where the blood vessels are.
Clip their wings.