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In my own opinion, she would not make a good broody. I have one that will sit for as much as two months so long as there's some eggs under there. I know this cause she actually had to do just that this summer. She went broody and I had a hell of a time getting the eggs I wanted for her. So I...

Breaking them using a wire bottom cage or dog crate or something (with NO bedding!) will only work if you leave them in there till they aren't broody any more. The trick is to make sure they can't get cozy and warm under there. If the temp on their underside can't stay warm, it will cause the...