Hazel
Have to tag @featherhead007 with this one!
She is setting herself apart a bit, and there's adult Buckeye feathers lying about in her favorite corner. But she molted some in June...thought she was done, it seemed to be a partial molt...and she had a flare-up of her respiratory issue at the...
Nicely done article, good information, and great pictures, thank you! What is the container in the back of the last picture, it might be Pepper looking over the edge at leaves? Have you used that for a small dustbath?
Yes, it’s up to you, do what you’re comfortable doing. Here a “problem dog” is defined as a dog that’s a problem. It’s not loose dogs on your own property, which is legal here, it’s when it’s loose on the road, chasing cars or bicyclists, or on someone else’s property being a problem. Yes, you...
You have a beautiful dirt floor though. Great for digging! You could lay cardboard or something like rubber mats down where you want to walk after smoothing it over and packing it down. Then take a shovel and loosen areas to the sides, and especially in sunny spots. That would make those places...
Okay, that’s a plan, but here’s an action you could take now: contact the dog control person and explain what’s been happening. Explain that the dog walker was there for the first incident (it wasn’t a dog getting loose and killing something a mile away), and yet came back again, and it happened...
So sorry, it’s very sad. Will you report this to the local dog officer? A public scolding might have some effect. Does this farmer care? Find out.
This dog may not be the only one you have issues with. After this dog dies, eventually and by whatever means, the owner will get and not-train them...
Mugs eye comparisons
Isabel, notice how you can see her right cornea.
Picabo
Brow, not sure
Not sure if I’ve named her
Isabel again. Dirt on her eyelid I think?
Diane
Annie, she has prominent eye skin. She also has some Wattles For Wednesday!
To me they are both bulgy, with one bigger than the other. She hasn't grown into them as far as I can tell.
Chickens often just step into the fray, everybody objects, then resume their business!