Recent content by BarredRockMommy

Well i didn't breed them myself just worked with the breeders who owned them. I love Danes and aussies! I am used to bigger breeds, although I am ok with smaller ones ;p

Sweet! Ya i have worked with golden retriever, great dane, labrador retriever, beagles, and 1 coon hound litter and way too many accidentals to count. ( all different breeders)

not rude at all, i guess i have just grown up around that name. I grew up around of dog breeders :) beautiful boy! the female term makes me laugh.

"Mom thinks she is soooo cool that she got this on my face! Wait till she turns her back!" -Homer He really is a good horse. He's my old man to teach the youngin'. Beautiful our 8 year old mini paint mare doesn't care about the bag anymore. About 5 minutes before this, it was a monster! :eek...

@KikiDeAnime Pretty dog. Our friend's dog got bred on accident at 6 mo old and she did just fine. Don't worry about it :-) she was bred to their dutch shepherd stud and she was a little fat lab. Do you have pics of the stud? We got our dane at 4 and a half weeks old and this was our first...

HUGE UPDATE!!!:celebrate:ya After a week of sleepless nights and 2 rolls of vet tape :caf This little chick made a complete recovery and her little friend is on his way. It's definintly a pullet.Thank you everyone!

Was just about to say the same thing. Other wise I see pullets. not sure with breeds.

I can believe it!

Ok i guess I will have to go look them up. Thankyou

How does he even walk is what I am wondering? My chick has 2 normal sized feet and biffs it so...

Cochins are a type of bantam correct? He is average sized chick.

WOW! I have never seen any bantam except silkies in person, but those feet are HUGE!!!!

pretty chicks, i see all pullets! the second pic down the on right behind the green legged EE looks like it has a redder comb than the rest, but it may be the lighting. Also, the wire underneath is very convenient for us, but it can cause bumble feet. I don't know if they were just in there for...

Defininitly light brahma and looks to be a pullet. Our friend's males have had reddened combs already and they are 4 or 5 weeks old i think now.

They do look femalish, silkies are exceptionally hard to tell until they start crowing or laying. The BLRW may be a roo though. It has sickle shaped feathers where females usually have rounded on their tail and saddle. And the comb is a little red, but since it is older it may be just a pullet...