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I think this is fantastic advice!
I would not think this should be a friendship stopping issue. It can be handled in a way that will teach the boy a GOOD (as opposed to a "good" lesson) lesson. Being mean to a kid for being mean to a chicken is kind of. Well. As bad as kicking the chicken in the first place! Bringing that boy to meet your chickens might go a long way to teaching him how to be caring. Let him hold one (or more!) and tell him how fragile they are, how beneficial they are, that they have personalities, etc, etc. And I think he SHOULD be told that kicking a chicken can kill it.
On the other hand... I would watch that kid like a hawk! And be ready to pounce!
I think this is fantastic advice!
I would not think this should be a friendship stopping issue. It can be handled in a way that will teach the boy a GOOD (as opposed to a "good" lesson) lesson. Being mean to a kid for being mean to a chicken is kind of. Well. As bad as kicking the chicken in the first place! Bringing that boy to meet your chickens might go a long way to teaching him how to be caring. Let him hold one (or more!) and tell him how fragile they are, how beneficial they are, that they have personalities, etc, etc. And I think he SHOULD be told that kicking a chicken can kill it.
On the other hand... I would watch that kid like a hawk! And be ready to pounce!
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