Show off your house ducks!

[Scovy Momma]

idk... I'm thinking like 21 LOL

I'm just gonna say it: Some of the people I've dated lately needed a muzzle & I'm over 21

 

[kukupecpec]

I'm just gonna say it: Some of the people I've dated lately needed a muzzle & I'm over 21

LOL oh man, dating is a WHOLE other story... one where "license to reproduce" becomes a great strategy LOL

 

[Scovy Momma]

LOL oh man, dating is a WHOLE other story... one where "license to reproduce" becomes a great strategy LOL

DEFINITELY!

BTW: I like the Service Animal harness

I'm trying to get Dandy River as mellow as Daisy was so she can do Animal Assisted Therapy with me like I do with my Basset, so I may have to order one from you if she gets to that point!

 

[Amykins]

I want to do the same, but I just don't think Wobbles n' Bean will ever be ready. Bean hates hands and Wobbles hates men. So wish I was joking. If we go through with getting him fixed hopefully he'll mellow out a bit, but he'll probably never completely lose his territorial tendencies.

 

[Tevyes Dad]

I want to do the same, but I just don't think Wobbles n' Bean will ever be ready. Bean hates hands and Wobbles hates men. So wish I was joking. If we go through with getting him fixed hopefully he'll mellow out a bit, but he'll probably never completely lose his territorial tendencies.

Really? What is involved with getting a Drake fixed? I might know another candidate. I did some googling and all I could find was about roosters and although (or maybe because) a rooster doesn't have anything external, the procedure sounded like preparing them for the fry pan then putting them back together again (very risky and super invasive).

 

[Amykins]

Really? What is involved with getting a Drake fixed? I might know another candidate. I did some googling and all I could find was about roosters and although (or maybe because) a rooster doesn't have anything external, the procedure sounded like preparing them for the fry pan then putting them back together again (very risky and super invasive).

It's way safer for drakes than it is for hens, and not that invasive at all. It's basically an endoscopic procedure. I dunno if it's help Kaine much, but it could curb his aggression, even by a tiny margin. Just as long as you're okay knowing that you won't ever be hatching any fluffy butts.

 

[Scovy Momma]

I don't know if this one will be as easy as Daisy was.

She loved everyone, never so much as nipped once. Dandy on the other hand has taken to chasing the cat & dogs & tries to really bite the roommate.

I tapped her bill once when she made a move for it towards me & so far I get no nips. I know I shouldn't do it, but I find I hold her up to Daisy as a standard for what to expect by this age. I do apologize to her when I even think of saying,"Jeez! Dais wasn't this spazzy!"

She's a doll though so I think she has it in her...maybe

 

[Julie Birb]

Awesome hun, thanks! I'll have to keep an eye for the list!

I'm saying I'll put the backpack on Dandy River but I'm not even sure she will take it either!

I think all kids should be leashed AND muzzled til at least 13, but that's just me. I think their handlers should have to get a kid licence. I've worked at schools & you're right, middle schoolers are jerks.

I'm loving your sparrow story, you are such good people hun.

Amen Sister Scovy Momma.

 

[Julie Birb]

No! You can't take off the muzzles JUST as they grow into their attitude! It'll be like freshman year of college freedom but at 13 LOL
teeeeeny tiny web feet! Oh man that would be so cute!

I know. I don't think I'd really be able to stand it.

 

[Julie Birb]

Hey, Julie! You need to go here-->http://www.buzzfeed.com/elainawahl/tiny-animals-with-even-tinier-objects#.isaqN5eZP and look at #10. You can do that for your finches!!!

Haha, Jade, I loved it. My finches would love that. They hop and skip all over things anyway. All those teeny animals were adorable. Loved the bunnies and the chick in the knit hat.