i can imagine her attitudeAh your pet! I have a chicken who acts like a dog. Follows me around and everything. Comes running when she sees me. Good pet. I just had to put her outside because her poop is bigger than the average chicken.
Pic of my girl. Doing well alone. Tried putting her with the others and she hated it.
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Good luck with your baby!thanks a lot got that
Aw she’s sweet. Doesn’t have too much of an attitude, but she has a hint of sassy in her. I mean, look at her younger..i can imagine her attitude
It should be pretty easy to get her a friend about the same age though (I see a lot of quail chicks posted on craigslist). And you want to do it sooner rather than later -- one of our quail was separated as a chick from others due to a severe leg defect and now she's terrified of the other birds and only wants to be with humans.
yep ..you are right about that..actually there is this one unhatched egg that is due on 16th aug..i'll put them together if it hatch
She's amazing! Very pretty and I can practically see the sass!
She's so cute! We we raised a baby duck alone, not quite alone! She became best friends with our black lab dog. As a grown duck, she stood under him, her head sticking out between his front legs and ate out of the same dish he did! (Had her own dish to because he gobbled his food down so fast there wasn't much left for her!
You can give it a mirror, feather duster, or stuffed animal to help keep it company when you are unable to give it attention! I have had lone coturnix hatch like this in the past and that has worked well. You can choose to introduce similar age birds when you are readyi am not sure about getting her a friend as i really wanted her to be my pet bird..but idk i might change my mind
this is what i am afraid of..but let the nature do its thing and see whats comingThat looks like a future very spoiled birdie!
