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lil chicklets
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- Apr 23, 2016
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Thanks so much Lady of McCamley! I found the long reply VERY helpful!!! Sorry for my lateness of my reply but something in another state happened and it had to be taken care of.
Lily has been doing better with the chickens and ducks by just watching them from outside there pen when I let her outside on a leash. One time she snuck in and I was like
but thankfully I remembered that I hadn't let them out yet!
Sometimes she makes pathetic little whines now and then that makes us all laugh like she is complaining that they are sooooooo boring when she can't chase them but she is getting better.
We might be moving so it is possible that we may have to get new chickens depending on the circumstances but do you think that if we raised them from chicks again and if we introduced her to them at the beginning (very carefully) and she could watch them grow up there would be a less chance that she would chase them?
THANK YOU ALL CHICKEN GENIUS'S FOR TAKING TIME TO ANSWER MY QUESTIONS!!
Thanks so much Lady of McCamley! I found the long reply VERY helpful!!! Sorry for my lateness of my reply but something in another state happened and it had to be taken care of.
Lily has been doing better with the chickens and ducks by just watching them from outside there pen when I let her outside on a leash. One time she snuck in and I was like
Sometimes she makes pathetic little whines now and then that makes us all laugh like she is complaining that they are sooooooo boring when she can't chase them but she is getting better.
We might be moving so it is possible that we may have to get new chickens depending on the circumstances but do you think that if we raised them from chicks again and if we introduced her to them at the beginning (very carefully) and she could watch them grow up there would be a less chance that she would chase them?
THANK YOU ALL CHICKEN GENIUS'S FOR TAKING TIME TO ANSWER MY QUESTIONS!!