Well Cheeky went to get his nails and wings clipped today he was so good and compliant! These Quakers are so precious wow. Andrea the woman who owns the shop said Ohhh thats a girl! She said she wasnt really sure but by the head type it looked like a girl. I guess well have him checked before long! Cheekys says "Cheekys a good good boy" all the time lol hurmmmm might have to change that to a good good girl... Lifes always a changin heh!

Sounds like you might have too (she could also be wrong), if not "Cheekys a good good boy girl" will cover all bases.

Maybe you won't have tell Cheeky until she starts to lay eggs.
Let us know what Cheeky is Janet.

I have always FELT that Kiwi was a boy........he has never been dna'd, but not to worry if he turned out to be a girl......when I had my cockateil I would always say she was a good girl. So Kiwi picked up, Kiwi's a good boy and Kiwi's a good girl. Of course I use to tell Kiwi that he wasn't a girl........Are you going to have Cheeky DNA'D, Janet?

The only way I knew mine was a male was because he was dna tested. Awww but cheeky was a good girl getting her nails done etc....mine always seem to be difficult maybe its a boy thing (g)

Good boy for being good during the nail trim Or good girl ?? My shelby says good boy all the time LOL I can not get her to say good girl no matter how hard I try LOL The only one who learned good girl was Sebastion

We have a cockatoo that insists he's a good girl, but he's definitely a boy! ITs funny

I had always felt Georgie was a girl. But the previous owners said they thought she was a boy. So when I got her, she would say "Good boy" or "pretty boy."

DNA proved her a girl and we still hear "Pretty boy" "good boy" all the time from her.

a friend of mine in my Bird Club told me that Ozzy is a boy and Robbie is a girl the way there heads are shaped....any input to that?

Well...I know that when my macaws are side by side there is a definite difference in the head shape between her and him.His is more square and hers is more rounded.But then I have the two to compare to each other.To look at another bird and say...well that head shape looks like a female..thats not really too easy nor acurate.

We've always called my grand bird Molly she. SHE is DNAd male!! But he will always be SHE/HER. SHE doesn't care what we call her, as long as we don't call her late for dinner!