Neverland

I currently own 4 Macaws, three being a Gold and Blue Macaws and the last one being a Han`s macaw. I also own a little parrot who`s a yellow crowned amazon. Don`t worry, I have a proper license for my exotic birds. In the terms of canines, I have 2 rottweilers and 4 poodles. I know, it seems like a lot of pets, but I take care of them and most of them are just childhood pets I grew up with. My dad used to breed big tough dogs like pit bulls and the said rottweilers so I grew up learning how to properly handle and care for them. Likewise, I also know how to deal with them whenever they act up( i.e biting, attacking, etc.) Falcons are pretty cool and are fun to play with but they require a lot of money and proper care to raise and train. Think a lot about your financial income and your living quarters before even thinking about owning a large predatory bird. You also need to have a strong mind and a big pair of balls if you`re going to train said animal. I know this seems like a lot to read, but it`ll help you if you`re serious about owning a falcon.

As long as the big G got some better screen time. That is all that matters for me. Or in the very least, the human side of the story is more interesting.

Hobbies don`t do much for my stress. The only reason I ever do them is because it helps me pass time. Anything else you wanna know?

Yeah, that i just call it Toku for short. I mostly buy banpresto statues, but I have a few high end ones. Also nendroids.

That is one tasty way to de-stress. I mostly collect mecha or toku figures. But I have an amount of statues and nendos.

A lot of work? Maybe at the beginning of training yeah, and maybe if I wanted to be a serious competitor yeah, but I don't want to. The reason I'm wanting to do agility is to form a closer bond to my dog and to have fun with them. Besides agility is just a dog running a set obsticle course as fast as they can without missing a beat by following their handlers commands. Once you've finished the training, its just a matter of doing them twice of three times a week to keep them refreshed in their training and I'm just a beginner in that competition. Now Falcontry with dogs, you are right. That would be more hard work than agility or any other competitions as you not only have to train the dog to only attack the prey it's chasing, but to also not attack the falcon once its made the kill and I'd imagine you would have to do way more refresh training than you would agility or conformation shows. Heck it might be as much training amd refresh training as heelwork to music(commonly known as doggy dancing.)