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Strawberries? Never thought of that... although... they do eat some strange stuff. One time, I was in the compost area, eating a few mozzarella sticks, when I dropped a half eaten one, and Anonymous (one of my white rocks) just ran up and snatched it. Then she ran off, and then the other hens...

Sure. Go ahead and laugh. A lot of people do this, though. Alright. I only have one more problem. She's used to the harness (which camouflages itself under her feathers), she's good with the leash (sort of), now all I need is a good treat to lead her in the right direction. I've tried everything...

Ok. I got a harness, but there are a few problems. 1. The neck band is always too loose on them and I tightened it all the way. 2. The chicken seems more interested in her harness than the bread on a string I dangle in front of her. 3. My chicken always goes her own way, which I don't mind, but...

Quote: Lol. I can just see that. I would do that if my chickens actually had a sense of balance... well... at least a better sense of balance.

Thank you, TaLani. I just got my paycheck, so if I have any after buying something, I might get one. But the second post has me worrying if it's too late to train my chickens. They were all born on about the same day, January 27. Is it too late now to train them?

Hi. I'm trying to find a system to train my chickens to follow me when on a cat harness, but so far I have had no luck. Can anyone help me?