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I wish I had some advise for you. have you tried moving her poop to one area and giving her a treat when she's in that area so hopefully she gets the idea that's where it goes?
I have the strangest german shepherd ever. When she was younger and I left the house, I used to just let her have run of the house. She would open up the dryer, pull out the clean clothes and stuff them into her water dish, making sure no part of the clothing article she had chosen was left hanging out of the dish. We used to give her our pizza crust to munch on....until we started finding them stuffed INSIDE our pillow cases and actually tucked under our covers when we crawled into bed. She knows how to open doors using her front paws like hands. And now she has decided that instead, of doing her business in the lush, open grass or even in the woods available to her, she will poop instead in the middle of the driveway right in the path of my daycare clients every morning.
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I wish I had some advise for you. have you tried moving her poop to one area and giving her a treat when she's in that area so hopefully she gets the idea that's where it goes?

You sure are smart hoppy. Sounds like your GSD needs training to occupy its smart and talented body.... or a play date :)
 
Oh you were right. I was told twice they were a genetic cross designed between turkeys and chickens to create a meatier chicken that was easier than turkeys to handle. So... goes to show you you can't believe much.
Thank you for more pictures to ogre... I mean, ogle. ;) Weird to me. The fuzzy one, a showgirl right? is kinda cute. Kinda. I want to take this moment to share a funny private moment with DH... we just inherited a LOT of chickens from Klf's downsize. DH thought I was a nut. (I am) After a very hot day transitioning them all he says, shaking his head, "I get it. You'll never hear me say this again, but I like the pretty birds."

I was thinking he thought they were a cross between a turkey and a chicken (hybrid). I wanted to dispel that myth. Sorry if I misunderstood. ken. All others are considered cross bred.

Here's some of my turken cross breeds for you to ogle, monster ;)
 
I work my dog with agility, he loves it and he so looks forward to class night that he won't let me out the door without him all day long, once he goes to class, he's good for a week! before that, he was hard to live with.
Sounds like that GSD would excel with agility training!
 
Thank you for more pictures to ogre... I mean, ogle. ;) Weird to me. The fuzzy one, a showgirl right? is kinda cute. Kinda. I want to take this moment to share a funny private moment with DH... we just inherited a LOT of chickens from Klf's downsize. DH thought I was a nut. (I am) After a very hot day transitioning them all he says, shaking his head, "I get it. You'll never hear me say this again, but I like the pretty birds."

So it must be time to pick up a turken. Or two.

Yes, the fuzzy one is a showgirl.
 
Ok. So many ppl post pix of their birds and now that I have so many newbies I am proud of I wanted to share a few. Pics are horrible but you might be the only audience who cares to see my chix at all. Bear with me...


Here's 3 of "the quad." Splash Ramey roo, Golden Lakenvelder and Russian Orloff... missing is...

Little Millie with the Bug Tude. Also...


A poor pic of the chocolate polish who is currently awaiting rogaine treatments... and...


Though the color is off I felt the need to share a pic of the cute "summer Cottage" where some of our chickens live and hopefully most will call home when they come out of quarantine. Pix of the babies still to come.
I wondered if others might not post pictures of their coops?
 
Love to show off my coop:





And the second-class citizens (ducks) live in the ghettoooo (the doghouse has since been removed and the big rubbermaid tub placed in there)



Lastly, Rooster Holding Grounds (with speckled sussex sheriff):

 

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