Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. Recent content by wernert
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New Welsh Harlequin Parents!
Yes, he is! He's incredibly gentle with all our pets. Our guinea pig bonded with a rabbit, our baby bunnies bonded with ducks, and Winston just babysits and watches everyone. He's fantastic! He takes his "job" of keeping everyone happy and safe very well. He licks/kisses Every bunny, duck and...- wernert
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New Welsh Harlequin Parents!
Thank you all! I did a lot of reading and gave them their first treat last night! BIG moment! Tails wiggling, standing up "tall" and baby wings clapping and I swear they were talking about me behind my back! Thank you for the bunny info as well. Our rescue deals with house rabbits and this...- wernert
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New Welsh Harlequin Parents!
This is our first duck adventure together. We volunteer for a rabbit rescue and now have five 19 day old bunnies and two 5 day old Welsh duckies! Yeah... It's been a bit busy but I am so happy to have found this site. Thank You! I look forward to learning and laughing about the adventures of...- wernert
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