And more bad news.
The shock collar wire for my family's Rottweiler who is a chicken killer (killed the chicks parents) had stopped working and was broken somewhere. And I went to go take a nap today before dinner because I got hardly any sleep last night. Well my brothers were
supposed to be watching her because yesterday we were digging holes for concrete, for the new coops she walked clear around through the driveway. Well I wake up to my brothers running around trying to find the dog, well they went outside and out that she had somehow gotten into the barn where the chicks were. We lost at least 12 of 36, we can't find the ones that we knew were pullets and I think my olive egger
And like 3 are still missing. Thankfully my three chicks from my Splash Orp lived, now let's pray one of the blues is a girl. I lost quite a few that I liked and was left with a bunch of roos
And the is only one injured that we know of, it has a cut not far from the left side of it's comb, I'll look at it tomorrow if it lives, and see how bad it is. It is hard, but I'm glad for the survivors and pray they don't ever have to experience anything like that again.
But like I said we started digging for the new coops, there will be two, or one split into two rooms, inside of a older large cinder block loafing shed. And I'm going to make sure that they are completely animal
and human proof. Then go and put some chicken wire on a corral so they can be able to go outside and peck at the grass. Now to figure out how to keep them in...