For the past few months, I had received dozens of emails expressing their concerns for Kiki and also Kermit. I hereby express my appreciation to all your support for Kiki, Kermit and Bryan’s Angels, the dedicated blog for my companion parrots.
Many readers had been looking forward to see Kermit in action with his new trick. For the past few weeks, I had been working with Kermit refreshing on some of tricks he had learned previously to prepare him well for the training for the new trick.
The third portion of the refresher course that I had worked with Kermit, involving him to perform the basic trick: “Waving Hello” with his right foot upon vocal cues.
Kermit was able to wave with his right foot upon my vocal cues, his performance for the day was excellent. Like the earlier session, Kermit surprised me with his vocal talents. He said out his name again at the 0:11 seconds.
After months of busy hectic project schedules and overcoming the difficult period of the lost of Kiki, Kermit and I are certain we have to take the step to our future and working on our brand new phase in life.
After a long break, I decided to work with Kermit on the basic tricks that he had learned. Apparently he has never forgotten any of them and his performance has been top notch. Below was the video of Kermit performing the “Turn-a-Round” upon vocal cue.
Surprisingly, Kermit said aloud his name at the 0:34 seconds!
It’s been quite awhile, I haven’t been updating progress of Kermit, my Senegal Parrot. Many readers had shown concern about Kermit and wanted to know how he’s doing now. He is doing perfectly fine, just that I have been busy over work and some household issues, thus can’t bring the latest updates of Kermit on time.
For the past few days, I have been trying very hard to shape Kermit to perform a new trick. I will say it’s not a new trick shown in Bryan’s Angels, as you might have already seen Kiki, my missing lovebird performing the trick months back.
Here is the video that I captured at home during Public Holiday:
