I have two silkies and they're both broody. Yeah. I know. Big surprise. They are my daughters' pets. If we have to have them they may as well lay eggs, right?
Does anyone have any ideas for breaking the broodies? I have tried putting them in a kennel for several hours at a time, as well as taking them for drives in the car. To tell you the truth, I'm not sure the birds even noticed the change much. I had considered electo-shock therapy,
but my daughter is against the idea.
Does anyone have any ideas for breaking the broodies? I have tried putting them in a kennel for several hours at a time, as well as taking them for drives in the car. To tell you the truth, I'm not sure the birds even noticed the change much. I had considered electo-shock therapy,
