I have had four dark Brahmas, two roos and two hens. Glory, one roo, was like a puppy. If you were outside sitting, he was in your lap. I sold him to a woman as a pet a couple of years ago, only because I had way too many roos. Roo #2 was Solo - he was mentally and physically challenged and lived only about a year, but he was also very sweet.
Frick and Frack, my girls, also were always very sweet. We lost Frick to a preditor attack years ago, but Frack is our house chicken. She is housebroken and lays an egg in my living room almost every day. She used to lay in our bed upstairs until she fell down the stairs (like a bowling ball). We then made her a place in the living room, so she doesn't go upstairs any more. She comes in and goes oiutside whenever she wants, even went broody and hatched eggs in our kitchen. Frack is 6+ years old now and is by far the nicest and smartest chicken we've had so far.
Frick and Frack, my girls, also were always very sweet. We lost Frick to a preditor attack years ago, but Frack is our house chicken. She is housebroken and lays an egg in my living room almost every day. She used to lay in our bed upstairs until she fell down the stairs (like a bowling ball). We then made her a place in the living room, so she doesn't go upstairs any more. She comes in and goes oiutside whenever she wants, even went broody and hatched eggs in our kitchen. Frack is 6+ years old now and is by far the nicest and smartest chicken we've had so far.