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    Chickens in shock.

    I dreamed that I went out to recheck them for injuries and found them casually wandering around, missing their heads, and I panicked thinking, "How could I have missed that?!" But! In reality they are looking SO much better this morning! They bustled out of the coop with the rest of the flock...
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    Chickens in shock.

    Yes, they have dust bath right near the fence that kept getting deeper. I knew it was a problem, but I'm 8 months pregnant and also knew it would require hauling timbers to line the run. :he They have gotten out two other times and got luckiy before. My husband stayed out til way past dark...
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    Chickens in shock.

    I witnessed the end of the attack, and judging by the amount of feathers I'm guessing I saw most of it. They got themselves wedged where the dog couldn't reach them. That said, I did check them from head to vent to toes, and found nothing but a small bald patch on their bums. I just brought them...
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    Chickens in shock.

    Two of my girls, a white plymouth and a mille fleur d'uccle, escaped the run yesterday evening and had a close encounter with a dog during their jaunt. Other than a few missing tail feathers they seem alright physically. There is no blood, their comb and wattles are not pale. But they are...
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