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  1. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    Would be wonderful if it where that simple! Not many people know that its important to research the breed, you have to start research to even find that out! And there is a lot of misinformation, if you just look up a breed you will find pages of websites made be people who don't own the breed...
  2. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    Nope! Pit bulls aren't a line of dogs (unfortunately very common misinformation) they are actually a specific breed. In the uk Staffordshire are an accepted breed and pit bulls are banned, which is one of the reasons why its important that people know the difference because if a bully type dog...
  3. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    Yes but its not the owners fault the dog is aggressive or reactive most of the time. Sometimes people do end up with a dog or breed they where not expecting and don't have the knowledge or experience to know what to do or where to find good information. I am not saying there aren't a lot of...
  4. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    I have seen so many dogs rehomed for this and similar reasons 🙁. "Need to rehome because our adolescent large dog is too bouncy and unaware of its size around our toddler " :he Staffordshire terriers aren't a pit bulls. Pit bulls are their own breed and Staffordshire are a different one Dogs...
  5. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    Autism is quite a massive spectrum! My autism doesn't really affect me either but it does affect some people a lot Some of the common things I can remember -difficulty with talking to people/communication/social interactions -sensory issues -understanding facial expressions -difficulty...
  6. SpotTheCat

    Neurodivergent chicken keepers

    I have been thinking about a fidget for when out but I don't know how to comfortably carry it around I would possibly want something that makes a few different quiet clicking noises, the plan would be to use the clicks as cues for the dogs
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