Bryce Thomas
Songster
I was just wondering how chickens show happiness and what do they like to play with? I might put whatever you guys suggest in their coop/pen so they can play with it. Sometimes they just seem kinda bored
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My chickens really love to dig. I have a huge goat waterer for them and when I change that out everyday, I dump it in one spot. Their digging spot. Then, I use a hoe and loosen up the soil. Sometimes a dog will do it for me. Either way, it really keeps the birds busy.I was just wondering how chickens show happiness and what do they like to play with? I might put whatever you guys suggest in their coop/pen so they can play with it. Sometimes they just seem kinda bored
Chickens will wag their tails to show they're happy.I was just wondering how chickens show happiness and what do they like to play with? I might put whatever you guys suggest in their coop/pen so they can play with it. Sometimes they just seem kinda bored
Wag their tails? Nuh-uh!Chickens will wag their tails to show they're happy.
Mine like xylophones, mirrors, & treat balls/cages.
I've always seen mine itch their tails with their beaks.Wag their tails? Nuh-uh!
They do that to itch, flick water or dust off, or fling away loose feathers.
Unlike dogs, they don't wag their tails when happy.
Yes, but they don't wag them like a dog.I've always seen mine itch their tails with their beaks.
Not constantly, or consistently. Short, & fluidly.Yes, but they don't wag them like a dog.
*Sigh.* I know, as I have seen mine do it. But it's not an actual response to a flood of oxytocin or anything.Not constantly, or consistently. Short, & fluidly.