I don't know if this counts as sweet but when I had to trim my four month old silkie roo's "eyebrows", he was calm and just closed his eyes like he knew I was helping him to see again. He didn't struggle at all and this is a bird that hates to be touched!
Mines did that too. They're probably scared of the new environment, it should take a few days for them to settle and realize this is my new safe home. My advice, I would let them chirp it out until they understand.
I have three, two cochins and one silkie. The two cochins are at that age when they are about to lay. I put a roost in their coop and they refuse to use it. They prefer to sleep on the ground. I was wondering what would happen if they don't roost. Thank you.
My silkie will stand by me, peck my fingers for treats, and comes up to me but when I touch him/her she/he does a panic chirp and runs away. Anyone know why? I had him/her since she/he was two weeks old.
I'm almost positive my one month Silkie is a cockerel by how he behaves. I heard somewhere that Silkie roosters are really aggressive, I was wondering if that's true. I know it's way to early to tell but I wanted you to see him.
My giant and Silkie would eat about anything but my regular Cochin only eats crickets, German cockroaches, her feed, and rarely mealworms. I was wondering if anyone else has a picky eater on their hands?