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A single emu can be happy with other animals, especially if raised up with them from a chick. My one, Jazzy, pictured above is more a loner when it comes to the other emu. He was raised up by himself for the first month before I got another, and although he is friends with Merlin, he prefers the...

Quote: My Emu serve as entertainment as well as livestock guardians. They protect their "flock" and anything they have not been exposed to is a threat and they will stomp it. So when introducing new animals it is best to keep them separated for a little while until the emu know they belong to...

Quote: Where or what kind of halter do you use? I should have said Harness, I used a small dog harness when they were little, had to make my own when they got bigger.....

Yep, training is the key. If mine got out I would not worry about them hurting someone, they don't bite out of anger or anything, just curiosity. Feet is what you worry about, and I've handled mine since poults. They would go after a dog or cat though, if not out of fear and thinking they were...

Hey, it was late.....I had a long day..he he

I have pet emu, love them. I raised them from about 3weeks & a 1 month old. They stayed in the house awhile, boy does their poo stink! They took awhile to get big enough to let outside, but now at a year old are about 5 ft tall. Emu weigh around 125-165 pounds. They are just like parrots, just...