Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

Strong Roots
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It won't budge. Although, I recommend not falling into the holes from experience.

This looks amazingly strong!

 

[BY Bob]

I still have to go with Hattie, even with the blurry photo!

I really wish that had come out better. It was such a cool photo.

 

[featherhead007]

Alex, why don’t we ever get to see photos of if?

I have shown pics before

 

[BY Bob]

Awesome. It’s absolutely my favorite Marvel show yet. I love the name too.
I want to get a pair of birds, maybe black & buff, and name them Sylvie and Loki.
Someday I’ll have a flock with entirely marvel-themed names, I’m sure.

She was actually debating the other night if we might reuse the name and have a Sylvie II. She loves it that much

 

[BY Bob]

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Thank you for that vote. I thought that photo was very good. I just don't think she is as popular as my other ladies.

 

[featherhead007]

What am I to do about Arizona and Dakota? They seem to get their way with me whenever they want. (Resistance is futile) they know exactly how to manipulate me.

 

[BY Bob]

Thanks, both. There is the worry that it will only last a month and not correct the underlying issue. There is the dream it will be a one and done treatment. There is the thought that one dose and shortened days will give her body a chance to grow a little more instead of investing all the resources into egg production.

The truth is, we will try the vet advice, but if the hormones don't "fix" her after a couple of tries, it will not be something we can administer every month for the rest of her life at 500$ for the prescription only. It will have to be an occasional treatment at most

That's so true. My hope is that if you just stop it, it might restart normally. Let's stick with that hope for now.

 

[BY Bob]

What am I to do about Arizona and Dakota? They seem to get their way with me whenever they want. (Resistance is futile) they know exactly how to manipulate me.

Learn to live with it I guess.

 

[featherhead007]

Learn to live with it I guess.

Oh, the desperation

 

[BY Bob]

Oh, the desperation

My 31 year old daughter still does this to me. It's not going to end anytime soon.