Watch the video of the parrot in the video below.
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Einstein the parrot loves visiting the dummy ducks in the bathroom.
Inspired by the saying of Einstein, the ducks have got the name ‘Quack Crazy.’ The left one is called Quack and the right one goes by the name Crazy – and the parrot seems to be in love with both of them.
The affectionate parrot waves at them with a friendly gesture and then, upon the order of his master, he gives three kisses to the duck. He then climbs up the duck, placing a foot on it and gives it a hug.
The video clearly shows that Einstein was able to understand the orders of his owner and executed them exactly the way his master intended.
The thing to be noted is that the parrot had no prior training and there was no food as a reward, leading to the conclusion that parrots do have the ability of cognitive understanding.
Einstein is a popular parrot and is capable of a number of things. He loves talking to people and knows many animals by names, and even likes to replicate their sounds!
Along with the silly mimicry of other animals, Einstein loves conversing with his owners, talking and acting adorable.
There are even some videos of the genius parrot singing and dancing. You can watch the parrot for hours, doing silly things, talking and imitating other animals without being bored.
One more source of popularity for Einstein is the number of quotes and sayings he has said which are popular on the social media already!
Einstein’s mission statement on its website reads: “To entertain and bring joy, to foster the human-parrot bond, and to convey that parrots are deserving of immeasurable amounts of patience, nurturing, and companionship.”
The parrot’s website, einsteinparrot.com is about taking care of parrots and is also a source of entertainment.
Einstein is popular on social media too, having Facebook page @einsteintexanparrot, Twitter page @einsteinparrot, and YouTube channel @einsteinparrot.
Keeping a parrot as a pet demands quite some dedication. A parrot of Einstein’s family can have a life expectancy of 50 to 60 years. There are some larger Macaw parrots that can achieve a century of years.
To keep a parrot, you need to provide them with care, attention, time, training, dedication and patience. Parrots get bored easily. It requires some serious attention, toys, and activities to keep them from feeling monotonous.
Keeping parrots is also expensive than most other pets. First of all, you need a big cage for the bird to comfortably reside in. Then, you have to provide toys and activities to give them some good entertainment.
You also need to keep in touch with a specialized veterinarian to have the birds checked regularly.
Last but not least, the parrots require a permanent home, loving family and affection.
People often get bored or feel it too hectic to keep a parrot after the first couple of years of keeping them as pets. The result is, these poor souls are neglected or even abandoned at times.
Such parrots end up being adopted by some other family or live the rest of their lives in sanctuaries.
The saying that describes parrots as a pet is quite true: “Having a parrot is much like raising a 2 or 3 year old child for the rest of your life!”