lil_jess
29 posts
Apr 01, 2007
10:28 PM
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i'm pretty sure everyone have this issue before and find a way to solve but i can't get my roller to snap out of it... My Breeder seem to used it as a potty area. Is there a way you can solve it..
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ArlenS
62 posts
Apr 02, 2007
1:52 AM
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Have you tried moving the nest bowl over a little so its not in the same spot?
Last Edited by on Apr 02, 2007 1:53 AM
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parlorfancier916
287 posts
Apr 02, 2007
9:01 AM
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well jess we just got to leave it at that lol j/k, I have hobby crates to cover my nest bowls(the plastic kinds), you can buy them at the dollar tree or 99 cents stores, they look like milk crates, but you have to cut one side of it too allow the birds to enter the nest, works for the parents alot, but not that much for the squeekers because squeekers will poop anywhere, to me it works, but hey everything is different you know.
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MILO
288 posts
Apr 02, 2007
9:32 AM
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I get that sometimes, rarely, but I have a couple that do that. If the bowl is against a flat wall, they crap in it for some reason. I tuck the nest bowl in the corner at a slight angle. It's easy cause I sue the rubber dog bowls. I don't know why, but it works...LOL Worth a shot.
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spinner jim
68 posts
Apr 02, 2007
1:47 PM
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guys,i had a similar problem with my dog,he regularly crapped under the dining table,the only way i could stop him was to cut the legs off the table ,lol jim uk.
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sac_spinners
105 posts
Apr 02, 2007
4:02 PM
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LOL Jim, yeah my pigeons does the same too,they use the nesting bowls as their shit place but i don't really care cause my pins are individual and i put shavings on the bottom then the nesting bowl at the corner so if they shit in the nesting bowl there will be not dumpings around the ground untill the youngs hatch...
Chor
Last Edited by on Apr 02, 2007 4:02 PM
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lil_jess
30 posts
Apr 02, 2007
9:50 PM
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you see cleaning all the shit on the nest bowl is a basic thing we all do, but when it get out of control, then what...That is why i'm here asking if they can be trained not to poop on it... Do you think they poop on it to make the nest stay tight and strong..I have seen some older pair won't shit on it and used it with good care...Less work you know...Thanks everyone Jess
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