Harness Trained

[Sumatra503]

I harness trained my Serama roo. Here's how to put on the harness.

The harness on all the way.

Slip the harness over the head and down to base of the wings.

Pull the wing feathers through the harness.

Snap the buckle underneath the wing on the opposite side.

The harness should fit around the wings.

Here's a top view of the harness fit.

Here's a front view of the harness.

 

[LeBlackbird]

AWWWW, SO ADORABLEEE!!!

I harness trained my blue frizzle cochin, she was a sweetheart...

 

[Pinky]

So Cute!

 

[GammaPoppyLilyFlutter]

I want a chicken harness now!

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

I love his expression: "Does this harness make me look fat?"

He is just too cute!!!!!!!

 

[The Turken Lady]

So cute!! I was thinking of harness training my "Bad boy" rooster with a pink harness.

 

[LeBlackbird]

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[spiritdance]

OMG I think I'm gunna die of terminal CUTENESS!!!! I assume that's a toy breed harness. How long did it take him to get used to it? And I HOPE you told him he looks studly so he doesn't develop any self esteem issues.

 

[The Turken Lady]

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Oh yeah,Did I mention this "bad boy" is afraid of the hens and has a high pitched voice for his size?

(Black ameracauna,who weighs 8 to 9 pounds.)

 

[spiritdance]

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Oh yeah,Did I mention this "bad boy" is afraid of the hens and has a high pitched voice for his size?
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(Black ameracauna,who weighs 8 to 9 pounds.)

So funny! I hav the opposite issue; my little red bantam cochin roo thinks he's a "big boy" and tries to "court" all my Barred Rock ladies. This, of course, keeps him in trouble with my big roos ... but he's an eternal optimist (and opportunist); every chance he gets he's doing his little sideways two step "wing sweep" trying to herd the girls all up for himself.