I have a young d'Uccle hen who is in quarantine right now (she's new) who crows. I know it's a hen 'cause well one, she looks like a hen and two, she's in her own cage and lays eggs, lol!
I cannot have roos where I'm at, so, of course, I can't have a crowing hen either.
Do you think when she is eventually introduced to my current flock that she may stop crowing? I mean, I've heard that dominant hens will crow and having her with my current flock may just knock her down some pegs once the pecking order gets resettled. I realize she may hit the top of the pecking order, but was wondering that if she didn't, if that would make her stop crowing?
If she doesn't stop crowing, I do have a friend who'll take her, but I was just wondering,
I cannot have roos where I'm at, so, of course, I can't have a crowing hen either.
Do you think when she is eventually introduced to my current flock that she may stop crowing? I mean, I've heard that dominant hens will crow and having her with my current flock may just knock her down some pegs once the pecking order gets resettled. I realize she may hit the top of the pecking order, but was wondering that if she didn't, if that would make her stop crowing?
If she doesn't stop crowing, I do have a friend who'll take her, but I was just wondering,
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