- Jul 25, 2014
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I wasn't sure what forum section to put this in. I lost my golden sexlink today dyer a freak accident in the yard. Her poor little neck got broken when she was investigating under a heavy log in the yard and it fell on top of her. She was cuddled during her last breaths and will be missed every day.
I am also having to rehome my lavender orpington roo thanks to a nagging neighbor. Bad things seem to be coming in threes :/ he will be leaving us on Thursday.
I was thinking of getting two chicks in two weeks (give everyone a chance to calm down and settle in with the changes) to make up for the two we lost. Both the same type as my golden sexlink. Hoping to get an offspring hen of my lavender orp down the road
Would this be a good idea? I feel the distraction and new members will be good for the girls. I was going to get them as chicks, leave them inside in the brooder and slowly integrate them with the older girls (5.5 months old currently).
I'd love any tips you all have in regards to integrating new members to the flock after a loss
Broken hearted,
Motherhen fran
I am also having to rehome my lavender orpington roo thanks to a nagging neighbor. Bad things seem to be coming in threes :/ he will be leaving us on Thursday.
I was thinking of getting two chicks in two weeks (give everyone a chance to calm down and settle in with the changes) to make up for the two we lost. Both the same type as my golden sexlink. Hoping to get an offspring hen of my lavender orp down the road

Would this be a good idea? I feel the distraction and new members will be good for the girls. I was going to get them as chicks, leave them inside in the brooder and slowly integrate them with the older girls (5.5 months old currently).
I'd love any tips you all have in regards to integrating new members to the flock after a loss
Broken hearted,
Motherhen fran