LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

[fluffycrow]

She sold everything, I guess she gave up the hobby or downsized drastically
A shame, I liked her care advice, and her bioactive dart frog setups too

Yeah, she started posting a while back again, but then stopped. She only had three bettas I think, a bunch of plants, and a bunch of reptiles and amphibians. She was dealing with a lot of health problems and the heartache of loosing her fish room though. Not to mention the relationship she had with her long term boyfriend

 

[BelovedBirds]

Yeah, she started posting a while back again, but then stopped. She only had three bettas I think, a bunch of plants, and a bunch of reptiles and amphibians. She was dealing with a lot of health problems and the heartache of loosing her fish room though. Not to mention the relationship she had with her long term boyfriend

I heard about some of that but I'm not sure I'm up to date
I miss her content, but you have to prioritise your mental and physical health, so I wish her well

 

[Canadian Wind]

Sandi Brock?

YES! Damn, you're good at this!

She's also in Ontario, and I love how she cares for her sheep, they aren't just a 'product' to her.

 

[fluffycrow]

YES! Damn, you're good at this!

She's also in Ontario, and I love how she cares for her sheep, they aren't just a 'product' to her.

Yeah I like her too! But I try not to watch her too much because she'll make me want sheep. And then that would become a border collie

 

[Canadian Wind]

Yeah I like her too! But I try not to watch her too much because she'll make me want sheep. And then that would become a border collie

I've already decided on sheep (once we build a shelter for them). But I don't want some that you need to shear, I want the type that have hair. Katahdin sheep, to be precise.

 

[BelovedBirds]

YES! Damn, you're good at this!

She's also in Ontario, and I love how she cares for her sheep, they aren't just a 'product' to her.

That's nice
Some of ya'll may be surprised to hear this, but a couple years ago I was considering sheep farming

 

[BelovedBirds]

Yeah I like her too! But I try not to watch her too much because she'll make me want sheep. And then that would become a border collie

Wanting sheep is valid.

 

[Canadian Wind]

That's nice
Some of ya'll may be surprised to hear this, but a couple years ago I was considering sheep farming

You're in the right country for it

 

[aynesidea]

When I was 11, I got a cute baby seal as a Christmas present. 40 years later, he's on my bedside table still (would be in bed with me, but he's gotten a bit... fragile)

For my first Easter, my grandparents gave me a black stuffed lamb, she is moth eaten and wobbly, but sits on my dresser, 75 years later, precious memories.

 

[BelovedBirds]

You're in the right country for it

My old college had a sheep farm on sight, I'd walk by them often and they'd follow me through the fence, so freaking sweet.
I considered the agricultural course, with the plan to farm sheep in the future- but ended up deciding against it. Part of me wishes I had gone down that route, idk. Maybe I'd have had better success than what I chose.