awwww as cute as your son is with her you have to keep her.[COLOR=333333]We have a Coro Sussex & lav orp mix. My son named the chick "MINE." Later he named her "Nemo". She's used to being handled by young kids & may even enjoy it.[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333][/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]
[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]I keep trying to rehome her but every time I prepare myself, the kids go & do something so outrageously funny. Who takes a chicken on a bike ride???? Just imagine a little boy with training wheels going up & down the sidewalk with a full-sized chicken on the handlebars. [/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]Other than constantly being underfoot & begging for attention, she's a pretty good chicken. Still waiting for that 1st egg. (Because of her genetics, I'll likely be waiting a while.) It's getting less likely that we'll be able to part with this mutt. I have a feeling we'll have many stories to share about this one. [/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]
I think u should do some research to prove that reasoning is incorrect. My father was allergic but I am not. Plus it's healthier to eat honey from local hives.
awwwwww!Yes. That's why she's still here.We hatched some eggs from 2 fav chickens to see how they turned out. The chicks were mixes, but all looked like lav orps. We also have her sister, "Sweetie." She is actually bigger, fluffier, rounder, & just as docile. I have video of DD clucking & walking around the house with Sweetie (1-2 week old chick) running behind her. I have the same problem with Sweetie. We SHOULD rehome her. She's a mix- but just too lovable & so darn pretty. Here's Sweetie. She's not even posing & looks good.
He did come back last night and BROKE INTO CLOSED aviary.. Killed all remaining pigeons and ate just 2 of them. Other 2 I'm in the process of burying now. Headless.
