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Cuddles with our Border Collie Dharma.

Cuddles with our Border Collie Dharma.

  • Media owner Ariannah
  • Date added Aug 3, 2012
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Our Barred Rock Roosters Buttercup and Cuddles when they were only 2 and half weeks old. At that age they were already big bullies and separated from the flock. We bought 11 pullets so I thought they were just dominant hens, but soon it became clear that we had more roosters than pullets...At exactly 8 weeks old the Rocks started crowing and my suspicions were confirmed. They are still big bullies and therefore separated from the flock but I love their affectionate behavior towards each other, me and my husband. We rehomed three of the 6 roosters and kept one Wyandotte cockerel for the flock and these two adorable fellows as pets.

Our Barred Rock Roosters Buttercup and Cuddles when they were only 2 and half weeks old. At that age they were already big bullies and separated from the flock. We bought 11 pullets so I thought they were just dominant hens, but soon it became clear that we had more roosters than pullets...At exactly 8 weeks old the Rocks started crowing and my suspicions were confirmed. They are still big bullies and therefore separated from the flock but I love their affectionate behavior towards each other, me and my husband. We rehomed three of the 6 roosters and kept one Wyandotte cockerel for the flock and these two adorable fellows as pets.

  • Media owner Ariannah
  • Date added Jun 22, 2012
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Fortius, Our Wyandotte Rooster on the right (11 weeks old on June 10 2012). In my profile picture he was only a couple of days old. Out of our 6 rooster we chose him to be the leader of our flock. Because not only is he respected by the ladies, he is assertive and fearless towards real threats and not towards our pets, me or my husband. Here they are in their night coop in the garage my husband made for them to protect them against Coons and other night predators.. During the day they are allowed to free range, keeping our bug population down and filling our future eggs with healthy natural protein.

Fortius, Our Wyandotte Rooster on the right (11 weeks old on June 10 2012). In my profile picture he was only a couple of days old. Out of our 6 rooster we chose him to be the leader of our flock. Because not only is he respected by the ladies, he is assertive and fearless towards real threats and not towards our pets, me or my husband. Here they are in their night coop in the garage my husband made for them to protect them against Coons and other night predators.. During the day they are allowed to free range, keeping our bug population down and filling our future eggs with healthy natural protein.

  • Media owner Ariannah
  • Date added Jun 22, 2012
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Our Barred Rock Roosters Cuddles and Buttercup (in the back), 12 weeks old on June 19 2012. Super aggressive towards our Wyandotte rooster but very affectionate towards each other, me and my husband. They were raised in my studio and are my loving pets and effective pest control. Buttercup saved me many times from creepy huge spiders and Cuddles and I often go outside for walks. He always stays very close to me exploring natures goodies.... July 2012 he became the leader of our flock and did start showing some aggression towards us but with patience and love he not only tolerates me with his hens but also became nice again.

Our Barred Rock Roosters Cuddles and Buttercup (in the back), 12 weeks old on June 19 2012. Super aggressive towards our Wyandotte rooster but very affectionate towards each other, me and my husband. They were raised in my studio and are my loving pets and effective pest control. Buttercup saved me many times from creepy huge spiders and Cuddles and I often go outside for walks. He always stays very close to me exploring natures goodies.... July 2012 he became the leader of our flock and did start showing some aggression towards us but with patience and love he not only tolerates me with his hens but also became nice again.

  • Media owner Ariannah
  • Date added Jun 22, 2012
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