Your coop is gorgeous! I understand not wanting to do a new build when you spent so much time and money on this one. One thing I've found, is that you can use chicken wire to separate out areas within the coop. It might be possible to separate out the coop and run, so Loretta has her own space. Chicken wire is cheap, easy to work with, and easy to attach to walls, floors, etc. - you can frame it out by using some wood and stretching it across. Disposable when you're done, but doesn't break down in the weather. Not predator secure, but great for separating out areas within the run and coop. I use it in combination with a garden gate (wire frame) to section off part of my covered run, and to protect broody hens when they make a nest outside the coop (in the covered run).She is as bantam green queen which essentially is just a bantam easter egger I think (she looks like she's got a lot of silkie in her I think). My other bantam is a bantam red dorking and she's like super resilient, hardy- she's always been confident. Then I have a cinnamon queen, a full size green queen (who looks like a bbs maran but lays olive eggs) and a black Ameraucana. In the spring I've ordered two marans, two orpingtons, a bantam and a full-sized cochin, a wheaten olive egger, and another ameraucana. I'm wondering if the cochins or orpingtons will be friends with my sweet Loretta lol. I would build a separate coop for her but I really don't want to because just last summer I spent all this time and money building my chicken mansion. Also in the works is new fencing so they can have free range more often instead of only when I'm home to supervise (we have some fence hoppers and they dig up my garden so I want to fence in their own space to roam + with getting new gals I think they'll need way more space than is in my current run, but will be fine with the coop and roost size)

