Oh no. Not ❄️❄️
Haha, here is what my run looks like:
D03F27A46CAE_1696525697425.jpg

The chickens were not impressed especially since I wasn't home to shovel them paths.
 
I need to point out that I would never do anything to Branch that would physically harm him or stress him out in any way for my amusement. That little rooster is too special to me. I have found in some cases through necessity that he loves to be bathed, blow dried and wrapped in towels. That was learned when he tried to drown himself as a chick and then when he stupidly ninja kicked a coffee can full of used motor oil on himself. He also loves to be brushed. I can take one of the horse curry combs to him and he melts and purrs. Would i dye his feathers if it were possible? Absolutely not. Would I paint his toenails with nail polish.....the thought has crossed my mind a time or two, but I have not. I have massaged his feet with mineral oil after I have worked on his spurs, he does enjoy that. The thing with Branch is he craves attention and loves to be handled. I would not attempt any of this with the other chickens, well, maybe Owly. She also seems to be on Branch's level with craving attention. I have taken a toothbrush to her beard and muffs to comb them out. When she was transitioning from chick down to feathers her muffs had a few stray feathers that started to bother her eyes. It put her to sleep. I see absolutely nothing wrong with plopping a hat on your chickens head if the worst thing they are going to do is shake their head to make it fall off. Or for that matter sending a stick on googly eye flying off their head poof with a shake.
I remember everything you said about Branch. He’s one special rooster, that’s for sure. I remember that motor oil incident, and went through my entire yard looking for anything that could be a problem for my chooks.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom