Is der any other animal you like better then chickens?

Horses.

You can be the most avid rider and compete in sport at the highest level (Olympics) or you can be a low key owner that just enjoys their company. There's no limits.

You can have an almost spiritual connection with them, especially out enjoying nature together.

I like their longevity. Their quietness. Their subtlety. You don't even need to speak and they understand.
I feel this with horses, too. I had a good unspoken connection with my last dog, but the quietness was definitely missing!
 
Thats a really interesting and an unexpected answer, the Ball Python hey, had to look em up, saw a few wild Pythons when I went camping a few years back in the northern rainforests, some green and brownish ones, not sure what there breed was. Do you have any of these snakes living with you?

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What breed of dogs @rosemarythyme

The picture is of an albino Ball Python. I love the Banana morph
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I'd love to get some snakes in the future but I don't own any at the moment.
I do have a pet gecko though, and I plan on getting another reptile or maybe an amphibian sometime.
 
The picture is of an albino Ball Python. I love the Banana morph
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I'd love to get some snakes in the future but I don't own any at the moment.
I do have a pet gecko though, and I plan on getting another reptile or maybe an amphibian sometime.
Awesome I think those chameleons are really cool, get one of those.
 
Yes IV had cockatiels, parrots, budgies and quails before. Those macaws are pritty cool too and the African greys. Not sure where you are but we have this common bird in my country called a cockatoo it's like a huge cockatiel, and galahs are a pink version.
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We are neighbours. I'm just across the ditch in NZ. :frow

When I was young my family ended up with a sulfur crested cockatoo from another family member (who was a bit strange). Though hand reared he hadn't been raised well and was hard work. In the end we rehomed him to someone who understood cockatoos. The cockatiels are definitely a lot easier to look after than a large parrot, but with just as much personality. I do love the Galahs and Major Mitchell cockatoos for their gorgeous colouring though.
 
Thats very original and unique, in my country there are no racoons at all, the closest thing that we have would be.... a possume I guess, but our possums are nothing like ur ones either our ones are cute and friendly I use to hand feed wild ones in the park an pat em. Any way racoons hey that is something else, you guys have beavers, and bears and cougars and wolfs... very epic. I don't get why people think Australia has the most dangerous animals we don't have bears and mountain lions ect... yes we have wild dogs in the mountains a few bad spiders and snakes but theres snakes in usa too... anyway thanks for sharing your unique critter.

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Thats very original and unique, in my country there are no racoons at all, the closest thing that we have would be.... a possume I guess, but our possums are nothing like ur ones either our ones are cute and friendly I use to hand feed wild ones in the park an pat em. Any way racoons hey that is something else, you guys have beavers, and bears and cougars and wolfs... very epic. I don't get why people think Australia has the most dangerous animals we don't have bears and mountain lions ect... yes we have wild dogs in the mountains a few bad spiders and snakes but theres snakes in usa too... anyway thanks for sharing your unique critter.

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I think they mean dangerous as in venomous
 

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