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I'm so sorry to hear about Audree. It seems like she came into your life to show you that you can do this. When you think you can't go any further, she showed you that yes, you can.

Oh my goodness, that is precious!!!

He sounds like a wonderful person. I'm sure it'll more than make up for it when you can chase them around freely and without a care.

I totally understand what you're saying. Life seems to like to do things like that. However, you know that by springtime, you'll be done and free to have more adventures with your ducks!

I'm sorry for a setback. I really like how @microchick put it. You'll be done by spring and then it will be like a whole new, wonderful chance at life, just like spring!

Yay!!

Oh no! Is there at least a vaccine or something against it?

Can someone please tell me a way to disconnect the moron drip? I think there's too many people on it!

Good luck and prayers to you today!

I'm so sorry! Please don't beat yourself up over losses. All animal owners will experience, at one point, a loss that they might have prevented or helped. (I know I have.) It's a part of owning animals, and I view the life you give them as what truly matters.

That is incredibly wonderful news!!! May each day be even better for Lucy!

Prayers to you!

It might be partly because of whatever breed they are too. My Easter Egger chicks have been the friendliest, though they still all went through that phase. I actually believe that still being social with poultry at this point is one of the most important times in keeping them social. I've had...

Adolescence to me and my flock is typically beginning at 1 month - 6 weeks, and ending around 3 or 4 months old. They're very hard at this time, because they demand you to do so much (mine will peep to no end if they want anything), yet they're not fond of being held. It's a hard time, but just...

When I had ducks, they were great until they hit adolescence. After that, and until they became adults, they didn't like me much. I'm currently going through the same phase with my 7 week old chicks. They were all very friendly, but as always, they hit that time and become very anti-social. I...