Good luck Gin.I am sure you will be a great boobrie mommy.

I'd love to have a little boobrie baby following me around the house, chasing the cats, snuggling up during the day.

I was approved to be a Boobrie Mom. I got her pyrite stone today in the mail and she's taking her 24 hour boobrie bath.

That is pretty awesome! Congrats.

I wanted to BUMP THIS TOPIC.

This is not the first time I have looked at the Boobrie listing.

Can any BOOBRIE MOMMIES, give some latest updates. :thumbup:

Darkstar wrote:I wanted to BUMP THIS TOPIC.

This is not the first time I have looked at the Boobrie listing.

Can any BOOBRIE MOMMIES, give some latest updates. :thumbup:

Ummm...sorry to say, but though I have a boobrie boy, I can't give any updates..-haven't worked with him.. :baghead:
let's hope he is happy playing with my 2 budgies, and learning stuff from my other spirits and entities.
But thanks for the bump, because now he's got my attention.. poor baby, I'm such a bad mom... :oops:

Allrighty

Anyone else.

Well, this is a few years old, how are all of your Boobries doing?

I got a baby girl just recently, but I think I started the process of her invocation wrong... I didn't realize that when they say "Let your boobrie sleep within 5 feet of your bed" it meant put her back in the water, which is cold by morning... *sigh*

I'm terrible at this...

I keep a boobrie. You raise them from an egg. They are a bird, and they do look different. They are easy to raise, as you immerse their vessel in water and do as the instructions tell you. Mine loves honey.

Hello Huffette,

This is an old thread but I wanted to ask, since yours, now a grown up Boobrie. How large yours grew in size and what are they look like? Is it a penguin looking, or a larger looking black and white bird with enormous wings? I known about the legend of a Scottish Boobrie. But is it the same what we got? Or this is being a living entity, it's totally different types water bird?

What do you do with yours other then protection?
Are they really striking out on an impulse on anyone that they might considering as a freth outside of our home? My grandkids live very far and my Boobrie will be a year old before I'll see them again. Can you task or tame their ferocious nature to do not harm my grandkids? I know these questions might sounds silly, but she will be my very first baby type and I don't want drama considering her living with us. So while I wait fur her vessel, I am gathering knowledge to do my best raising her.

Huffette wrote: ↑Sun Feb 15, 2015 7:41 pm I keep a boobrie. You raise them from an egg. They are a bird, and they do look different. They are easy to raise, as you immerse their vessel in water and do as the instructions tell you. Mine loves honey.