Chickentrain's Dog Q&A

[black_cat]

My overenthusiastic butt: I want to live on a farm and be a chicken breeder and a dog trainer and sell eggs and have horses and and and-

 

[chickentrains]

I don't have the right dog for it, but I wish wish wish I did!

 

[chickentrains]

My overenthusiastic butt: I want to live on a farm and be a chicken breeder and a dog trainer and sell eggs and have horses and and and-

SAME

 

[black_cat]

you can send it to the dog dealer for 50 barks, or the shelter

Ok!

 

[chickentrains]

I want to get a well bred chicken thats not from TSC and venture into the world of chicken shows

 

[black_cat]

SAME

My plans for chickens are to breed leghorns (either white, dark brown, or exchequer) or maybe cochins if I end up in a really cold climate. I'd also like to have enough chickens, ducks, and quail to sell eggs from both of those species. Of course, with all this dog talk, I'm now like 'I wAnT tO bE a DoG bReEdEr' which is like the most unrealistic thing for me lol

 

[black_cat]

I want to get a well bred chicken thats not from TSC and venture into the world of chicken shows

Cackle hatchery is probably your best bet for well bred hatchery birds, without buying from a breeder.

 

[Cattle dog Mom]

you did it??

Trained for several years. My dog couldn't do it because she would ONLY bite the sleeve if the helper jambed it in her mouth at the last second. (Which a helper strange to the dog won't do. (And shouldn't HAVE to.) She would NOT "go for" the sleeve, she much preferred to bite the MAN. (She was a "real" dog, not a sport dog!) I also hated SchH style tracking. This was also in the 80's. So it was different than it is NOW.

 

[chickentrains]

Cackle hatchery is probably your best bet for well bred hatchery birds, without buying from a breeder.

I will probably search for a breeder, but first I need to decide on a breed

maybe buff orpingtons just to piss @EmmaRainboe off

jk, probably sebrights or polish

 

[Cattle dog Mom]

Trained for several years. My dog couldn't do it (compete) because she would ONLY bite the sleeve if the helper jambed it in her mouth at the last second. (Which a helper strange to the dog won't do. (And shouldn't HAVE to.) She would NOT "go for" the sleeve, she much preferred to bite the MAN. (She was a "real" dog, not a sport dog!) I also hated SchH style tracking. This was also in the 80's. So it was different than it is NOW.