IF YOU ARE A SCHOOL STUDENT AND HAVE CHICKENS PLZ REPLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[serama rooster]

i wanted chickens so badly but my parents said no it would get in the way of school work i just started the year and really wanted chickens in the summer

 

[angel8035]

i wanted chickens so badly but my parents said no it would get in the way of school work i just started the year and really wanted chickens in the summer

Remember that chickens are living things and do take up quite a bit of time. You can't just forget about them when summer is over.

 

[Chickenfan4life]

Remember that chickens are living things and do take up quite a bit of time. You can't just forget about them when summer is over.

Uh-uh, not true. You can't forget chickens! Lol! Checking for eggs is one reason you cant forget them. Chickens teach responsibility pretty nicely, plus, they're awesome! If you're dad is a softie, ask him. Will be hoping for the best!

(P.S: Angel, no offense, right? I was not trying to offend you, or make fun of you.

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[CedarCluck]

Well I can tell you this much. I am a college student, and while my career plans post graduation involve raising heritage chickens for both meat and eggs, I chose to start raising chickens this summer just a month before classes started. To be honest, I couldn't have picked a better time. While yes you can't just forget about your chickens once the summer is over, and they do teach responsibility, they do one of the best things I can think of. They ground us. They let us escape from the hectic world that is our daily lives and just take a few minutes, maybe a few hours a day to just, breathe. Breathe and relax and de-stress. But they teach you many other important things as well. They teach you about the cycle of life and death, they teach you about yourself, how to raise and grow your old food. And even more importantly, they help to teach you a better, healthier way of living where you control what goes into your food on a daily basis compared to forcefully being fed growth hormones, steroids, and antibiotics. All in all I think its important for more and more young people to raise chickens and learn about all of these important things in life, and it may even open your parents eyes to some of these things as well. If you need any help with useful readings or information that might help your parents and their decision feel free to message me and I will give you all the information that I can to help you.

Ciao ^^

 

[serama rooster]

i also agree with this when i gave mine away i couldnt stop crying i was so depressed and they watched me and tryed by buying diffrent animals to fill up the emtyness but nothing is working