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    Do this if your bird is in shock!

    Hello all, A while ago, my chickens and other poultry were being harassed by members of the canine group, and on three occasions I had come to find my birds in the drooling mouth of a dog and after chasing and rescuing my chicken from fate, I could clearly see they were in a shock. This is...
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    Lethargic stumbling rooster PLEASE Help!!

    It's not frostbite, my roos norm have a purplish comb sometimes... Is he eating enough? Check his spleen, is it sharp? Check his feet, if he's hut or in pain, they will close they're eyes for moments at a time. Check his crop too for anything unusual. Take care of the mites! Fastest way to do...
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    What can be wrong with my chicken please help!!

    Great that the crop isn't punctured, or at least it'e healing up some? We use Vetericn as a cleaning and healing poultry wound dress, but DO cover it with sports wrap and antibiotic ointment and be sure to change the wrap every day so it's not getting infected or smelly until the skin is...
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    Comment by 'Things Yet to Be' in article 'Candling Pics Progression Through Incubation Of Chicken Eggs'

    Thank you for sharing pics and chicks! It was wonderful to see those baby chickens grow from dots to hatch. Photos are excellent! ❤️
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    My dare to you. Can YOU RISE to meet this CHALLENGE?

    Hello BYC friends! I am posting this challenge for everyone who sees it, because anyone can contribute, and together we can make a changes against cruelty to all animals! Recently, I was browsing a website by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which led me to a list of global animal...
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    They do exist. There are only very small populations of the three main species in North America tho. I said before, you need to look at your state or areas ecosystem before making rash decisions based on natures role. Overpopulation is as great an issue as under population in all species...
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    What will protect them

    I strongly agree. This is a reasonable and ethical solution. Your neighbor needs a high, sturdy fenced run for the dogs.
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    That's always good to hear. The exclamation points suggests strong feelings about hunting and it's too easy to jump to conclusions. But no one should have to edit their words just because some assume, or stereotype. I hate being stereotyped. The world is better without it. Let's all keep...
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    Looking for Falconers!

    Thank you, will take a look at their videos. I appreciate it.
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    Huh. I strongly disagree. That's like saying that some people are more trouble than they are worth. Coyotes are part of the ecosystem, you remember that. Sport killing is wrong, look what happened to the passenger pigeon for the love of Pete.
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    That is a unfortunate situation. I doubt he was interested in you or your horse as a potential meal... You read the body language as attack mode, how did you know? In what way did he show aggression? I am not trying to be rude btw, I am asking a question. Close to something happened to me with...
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    You both share a middle ground in a way. He would rather kill your birds than die himself, he is surviving, you are living.
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    My dogs,Flock, and I almost died

    Look at the entire system and see what's going on above and below, before you make any judgements on about what needs to happen in nature's role. Animals of habit, following the same patterns in the limited space we left them, year after year and only trying to make a permanent life in the...
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    My dog is killing my CHICKENS!

    Well, it seems that way sometimes. They are separated of course ( don't think I would ever let my dog range with the birds, that's just asking for issues). The chickens fly out of their run, and (dog is in her kennel when I am busy) into the dog kennel, seems really dumb... That was my problem...
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    My dog is killing my CHICKENS!

    Yup, I believe the general breed plays big in behavior... shes grown up around the birds tho. Thankfully, now I have a friend helping me train her on this level. She is very rowdy, but smart as a whip and I have trained her myself since I've adopted her, she knows about everything I can think...
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