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You may want to turn down your volume for this video. I do give you a warning. Einstein discovered the rug in the bathroom and pulled it out. He was alone in the bathroom and heard him growling loudly. When I went in to see what the fuss was he became quiet, but it was clear what he had done. Einstein has a history of growling at rugs, but this is the first time he initiated it by moving the rug himself. | Einstein the Talking Texan Parrot