Farm chatter

[black_cat]

I've discovered a new favorite dog breed:

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (toller for short)

 

[black_cat]

This will probably be my apartment dog: blue merle corgi

 

[human1]

Well if you want to use it, then use it! I can't keep a conversation going on by myself.

yess okay!

I've discovered a new favorite dog breed:
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The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (toller for short)

oooooh whats their personality like!

This will probably be my apartment dog: blue merle corgi
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is that a smallre dog?

 

[chickentrains]

sorry if this is off topic from the current conversation

but why do chickens "sing a egg song"

 

[black_cat]

yess okay!

oooooh whats their personality like!

is that a smallre dog?

From what I understand, they're like golden retrievers, but smaller and higher energy. They're super friendly and happy, but have an extremely high prey drive, and if I wanted to train them not to each chickens, it would take someone with training experience. (Why I'm not convincing my parents to get one right now)

Yep, corgis are smol, with short little stubby legs. Not tiny, but much smaller than most of my preferred dog breeds.

 

[black_cat]

sorry if this is off topic from the current conversation

but why do chickens "sing a egg song"

Off topic? never heard of it. There is no topic, therefore, you're always on topic!

I have no idea.

 

[black_cat]

Because it is late, I need to sleep, but I'll see you guys in the morning!

 

[EmmaRainboe]

sorry if this is off topic from the current conversation

but why do chickens "sing a egg song"

I believe no one knows for sure, but many believe they are celebrating laying an egg!

 

[chickentrains]

I believe no one knows for sure, but many believe they are celebrating laying an egg!

I thought maybe they where telling their flock to watch out to them, because they are vulnerable while laying a egg?

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I thought maybe they where telling their flock to watch out to them, because they are vulnerable while laying a egg?

But they usually do it after they lay. They do sometimes do it before but I’ve always felt they were announcing they were about to lay.