Have you hugged a duck today?

Have you hugged a duck today?

Y ~ yEs ~ yEs I HAve......... LUCKILY my Boys let me hug hug hug !!!My girls let me pet thier beakers
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My Pekin doesn't like that kind of attention but likes to follow me around while I feed the horses. He's a lover in his own way. My Cayuga, on the other hand, loves her twice daily scratches. I usually pick her up and hold her on my lap while doing this but right now she is brooding so I do it while she is on her nest or getting her yummies. She is very eager to get back to her eggs when away. Oh, and she coos! I love that part!
 
Even as babies, mine all come when called, but stay out of reach. I read that ducks don't like to be touched. Notice, unless mating, they don't touch each other. Contrast this to my chickens that sleep in a dog pile.

I wish mine liked to be pet, but they don't. They are so soft.

Only one time did one demand to be handled - it was when Captain Hook had a fish hook stuck through his tongue and beak. He was a PERFECT patient. I was amazed. He was perfectly still and quiet through the prolonged operation of improper hook removal. Then, when set down, he stayed right at my feet.

I reckon ya'll can figure how Captain Hook earned his name.
 
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LOL, i admit i do not but my oldest daughter(she's in high school) send me a text w/a picture the other day of her 'squishing a hen'
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I talk to mine but i am not a hugger.
 
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Mine must have missed this memo! They, like your chickens, sleep in a dog pile
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My chickens on the other hand - all start out on the roost at night and by morning are sprinkled around on the floor sleeping away
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here are some pics of my new babies snuggling with me. they're only 4 days old and love snuggling with me. i have them with me all the time because i can't seem to get enough of their cuteness
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i'm in love
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