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I have those and my chickens do love it. :) but I mean like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001N2TG22/?tag=backy-20

Or like this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N1FWRQH/?tag=backy-20

I was curious if people have tried these or something close to these with their chickens? Honestly, I am just trying to see just how much chickens can actually do intelligence wise. I know my one silkie is VERY curious (Which I heard is rather rare for chickens in general) about things and always looking for new things to do. So was wondering if there was something that might pose more of a challenge for at least Scara.
 
Mysticone said:
I have those and my chickens do love it. :) but I mean like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001N2TG22/?tag=backy-20

Or like this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N1FWRQH/?tag=backy-20

I was curious if people have tried these or something close to these with their chickens? Honestly, I am just trying to see just how much chickens can actually do intelligence wise. I know my one silkie is VERY curious (Which I heard is rather rare for chickens in general) about things and always looking for new things to do. So was wondering if there was something that might pose more of a challenge for at least Scara.
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It never hurts to try. Birds have the abilities to learn all kinds of things, they just need the exposure.
 
Yes, I have noticed this. Scara (the one I kept out of the 4 chicks I raised) I always exposed him/her to new things in the brooder when she/he was a chick including filtered water fountains, balls with bells in them, boxes to go in and out of, and ramps to get to things with and he/she always was the first to try it and learned what to do with them fast... The other sparkles was raise by the breeder who well made sure they had the basics like a friend food and water and such... And it took her days/weeks to figure out just half of the things Scara learned in just an hour or so of being exposed as a chick, he/she doesn't even fear the other animals we have such as the dogs, (small as they maybe) cat, or the two guinea pigs, nor the children who Scara comes to greet... While Sparkles even though we have had for over a month is well... Compared to Scara what she lacks in brains she sure makes up for with beauty :) and she is VERY beautiful lol and shy
 

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