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Originally Posted by
galanie 
Yeah, you do get a meanie like that sometimes. You'll still have to either let them at it or separate them. I wouldn't worry till someone gets hurt. "It's all fun and games till someone gets hurt!!" heh.
Or as we put it in our house, "It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Then it's hilarious."
Yeah, let them sort it out, because they are going to unless you separate them. Right now they are pretty lightweight - I'd rather them dust up now than when they are large full sized hens with a sharp beak and a wicked temper. They'll go through several phases including one where they act like the ostriches from Joust and chest bump, one in which they walk around like runner ducks with their necks stretched up, and quite a few where it looks like they are playing peakaboo over who is going to hold their head higher or lower.
They don't call it a "hand shake and foot rub" order, and there's a reason for that, but most of the time it works out ok.