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Equi_Liz said:
That’s amazing! Have you noticed any of them preferring certain languages? I haven’t been able to tell on my chickens or ducks but when I am training horses I have found that some prefer different languages! My horse, Cash, absolutely hates Spanish but a mule, Algo that I was training adores it!
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Really?? Seriously? That's really fascinating!!
 
Equi_Liz said:
That’s amazing! Have you noticed any of them preferring certain languages? I haven’t been able to tell on my chickens or ducks but when I am training horses I have found that some prefer different languages! My horse, Cash, absolutely hates Spanish but a mule, Algo that I was training adores it!
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Usually French, a softer tone of voice, and more direct. German scared them, probably thinking I was angry at them.. I know, they are only chickens, but they are smart, loving animals. And so very amazing!
 
Madhouse Pullet said:
Really?? Seriously? That's really fascinating!!
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It really it, scared the love out of me when I asked my horses
featherhead007 said:
Usually French, a softer tone of voice, and more direct. German scared them, probably thinking I was angry at them.. I know, they are only chickens, but they are smart, loving animals. And so very amazing!
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How neat, I wonder if speaking in German would also scare my husband into listening more 😂 they are much smarter than I ever thought, we were actually able to potty train Hibachi to only go poo in her hut.
 
Madhouse Pullet said:
Really?? Seriously? That's really fascinating!!
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It scared the heck out of me when Cash got angry at me, she definitely doesn’t like Spanish. She may have had a bad jockey or handler in her racing career though. Can’t wait to see my ducks reactions if they have any to the differences.
 

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