Integration Question, not the usual advice needed

[ChickNanny13]

You may want to try a good squirt bottle, reaches farther than having to be close up to flick the offending party. Used a squirt bottle to "teach" my 6 Pack to leave my potted plants alone. You may want to try the Happy Hen Treats, mealworms, scatter some on the ground around you, they'll be too busy diving in & Lucky probably be in the group enjoying too. Good luck...

 

[Jeremy128]

The squirt bottle is a good idea!
Im workign overtime this morning. 11pm-11am. Anyway, I just spoke to SWMBO (my wife...She Who Must Be Obeyed). I was just checking in to see how their morning was going around the house. I asked if the chickens were let out of the coop. My wife informed me that my daughter is carrying Lucky around in her arms llike she is a puppy! So I guess Lucky is gettign used to being around us! Im sure that she will get plenty of treats and loving from my daughter!
I hope this doesnt cause any jealousy issues with the other girls....

 

[ChickNanny13]

Nope, just a good family PET! I've got 6 pullets (2 Orpingtons, 3 Wynadottes, 1 Ameraucana), one of the Orpingtons likes being picked up and will challenge my Chi if she's on my lap. Fun to watch those two chase each other around, think that's jealousy but the others don't mind the extra attention Smokey gets. Mealworm treats is the best training tool, it's a "frenzy" when they hear that container or even see that I'm carrying it. Have fun...