hmmm. more questions!

[wackwack]

hehe in my house there is only me and him, and him wont eat any eggs, unless its in baking etc. thats why i didnt want too many eggs, but it also meant it was totally my choice to get ducks!! my sister and mom will be taking some too!!
My sister has already been trying to convince me to hatch ducklings, tho she wont have any, just because my 3 month old nephew stops crying when i play a video of the ducks quacking, its quite funny to see him go from screaming red face, to instant silent bemusement as soon as he hears the wack wack noise! but, apart from the fact i need eggs to hatch! i am not making duck babies, because knowing my luck they will all be boys, then i will have to keep them all, then i will have to get them all lots of girls....and on and on and on....!!
we did have a foster st bernard dog from a rescue who used to have an egg a day, in his previous home he had his own chicken that he used to mind and apparently he'd sit all morning waiting for her to deliver his present!! I gave him an egg and it was amazing to watch how gentle he was with it, licking it and very gently putting a small hole in the shell to lick out the inside, not one single drop wasted! and he was entertained for a good half hour! but nfortunatly he chased sheep so had to go back

 

[Miss Lydia]

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I would never give my dogs eggs in the shell, next thing I know they would be in the coop helping themselves. they get them cooked. and isn't it funny what animals sounds do for a child, thats sweet, and i know what you mean about hatching drakes, I had one duckling hatch this year and of course he is a drake. Go figure

we practice birth control here.

 

[wackwack]

ya hes a good baby, in my book anyway, he has always been ok around all the animals, my little dogs are fascinated with him, and try to lick his feet etc and hes fine with all that! he's 3 months and i already have a pony for him and the next 3 lined up

much as i would

, i dont want to be responsible for all those boys!!