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Quaker Parrot Name Einstein

by Grim Dragon
(TX)

My hubby and I got Einstein in TX. He was a little baby when we got him.

The year he hatched is 2006.

Einstein is a 2 person bird.

Einstein loves to cuddle with me.

Einstein is very loud wen it is time to eat, look out you can here him from Mars.

Einstein will go to other people but
he will try to come back to me.

He does not like to be around other people with out me or my hubby there.

Living with Einstein is like living with a 3 year old kid. He will test you to see what he can get away with.

Einstein is a biter when he plays and when you try to give him a time out.

Einstein is a loving bird but you have to discipline him like a child.

Quaker Parrots are not for little kids. Quaker parrots are for 17 + for you have to take care of them like it was your child. If you think your ready for a baby get a quaker parrot. They are a hand full.

Einstein is very will behaved and very loving and a lot of that is by disciplining him and not letting him get away with things.





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Quaker Parrot Name Einstein

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Jul 25, 2011
My Dusty!
by: Janet and Dusty

Has anyone ever had a worry with thier Quaker getting brown spots all over his wings???? I am a bit alarmed at Dustys beautiful feathers suddenly having this difference???? He is 11 years old and has really adjusted well. although when we rescued him at the SPCA he was 9 and says very, very, little. Pretty bird and thank you is it...but i still a d o r e him!!!!!

Editor's Note: This is a health issue. If your bird is not eating 80% quality pellets, like Harrison's then it has health issues. Switching Birds to Pellets article

May 03, 2011
carmen
by: Anonymous

I have a female quaker parrot named carmen, she is six months old:)

Apr 04, 2011
I like your story
by: Lorna

I realy like your story we just bought a green quaker parrot two weeks ago.My quaker parrot's name is Gypsy and Gypsy is around 8 months to a year old so Gypsy is still younge.I do not know if Gypsy is a boy or girl but Gypsy has been the best purchase i ever made.Gypsy is a very funny bird as well.We tought Gypsy not to bite by saying no bite. When Gypsy gets on my dads shoulder Gypsy will let me pet him now and even let me take him, but get Gypsy on my shoulder no one i mean no one pets him or trys to take him/her away from me.Gypsy will start grummbling and try to bite.Which i say no bite streanly and he will lesson even though he/she keeps grumbling.Also if i try to make Gypsy do something that he/she does not want to do Gypsy will say i don't want to.How cute is that.Gypsy is a realy great bird and i love Gypsy so much.Gypsy is a talker already even though we do not understand him/her at times.We know Gypsy can say good bird, pretty bird.and i don't want to.I am teaching Gypsy his/her name and to say good night and good moring and alot of other things as well.

Feb 11, 2011
Quaker Parrot
by: Rayne

I have an Aqua Quaker, called Kiwi he is now eight months old and he so funny but he really loves his mummy. I believe these little birds are so under-estimated. We also have a Green Wing who is almost eleven and she enjoys the company they are always chatting to each other. Thakfully we don't have any neighbours!

May 14, 2009
I have one too
by: aida

I will like to see a picture of Einstein. I have one too. I named it Lolo! I really Love Lolo.

Sep 11, 2008
:)
by: Anonymous

This bird sounds like fun :)
i like the name!

Aug 04, 2008
NEVER FLICK A BIRDS BEAK
by: Jade

You FLICK his beak? That is a form of abuse, you NEVER flick a bird's beak, you can drop your hand slighty or blow in his face and say NO BITE. I also own a Blue Quaker that can become nippy and all I do now is show no reaction to his bite and just say NO BITE and he stops and puts his head down for a kiss and says GOOD BOY? NEVER EVER FLICK HIT SMACK OR SCREAM AT YOUR BIRD That is very bad advice to leave up on this site~

Editors Note: She doesn't say she flicks his beak, she doesn't indicate how she flicks him, but by the way she worded it I imagine that she uses her pointing finger to gently "flick" him. Thank you for noticing this, I have removed her comment.

Jul 26, 2008
Picture please?
by: Anonymous

I liked your story, I wish you had a picture too.

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