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I have never heard of this. Thanks! I will look it up.Find a treat they LOVE and get a clicker ….search some YouTube chicken clicker training how to videos ! The training exercises will build trust and relationship !
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I have never heard of this. Thanks! I will look it up.Find a treat they LOVE and get a clicker ….search some YouTube chicken clicker training how to videos ! The training exercises will build trust and relationship !
Oh good! I think I am already doing this a little just by chance. I usually say "hey chicks!" when approaching them or walking outside, and I whistle when I am giving them a treat. I will try to reinforce this even more and try to be more consistent.It also helps if you say the same things to them, chickens like to know what to expect. I call all my chickens babies. I also say a calming wheeeeEE? vibrating the e sound. That is what I hear them say to each other at night on the roost.
Yes, me too! They really seem to love that because they think it means a special treat.I call them, higher pitched voice, "chickchickchick..."
Great way to put it! That's the attitude I'm gonna try to have as well. I really do enjoy watching them. Any interaction is just a bonus!I put a chair in the run and sit with the old ladies. Though some ignore me, I will entice them with the world's best treats. I have to remind myself they are not domesticated like the dog or cat-they weren't bred to be sociable with humans-they were bred to make a lot of eggs. I don't get insulted when they don't bond with me but I do enjoy watching them interact with each other.