Potty Training Chickens, How-to!

Why stop there? Attach a perch to the lid and toilet train him.

I can see a problem getting him to flush.

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Actually, I had a roo years ago that was literally potty trained. It is possible. He taught himself.
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Me and my family (I was about 14) went on vacation and left him with my grandparents. Well...they had a half bath they left him in, loose, and left the lid up. He ended up falling in, and I guess he started perching on the rim of the toilet...? Anyway, by the time I got back, when I would get him out, he'd run around and when he had to go, he'd hop up, do his business, then jump back down again. If I was carrying him, he'd start doing this growly cry and I'd take him in the bathroom. It was amazing. I never talked my parents into letting him run loose in the house, though.
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If he was near the bathroom, he'd go in himself. If we were in another part of the house, or somewhere he wasn't familiar with, he'd cry.

This was a bantam barred cochin. He was really a great bird.

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That is amazing. I used to live near an old lady who had a potty-trained roo living in her house but I don't think he taught himself to go in the toilet! Wow. Thank you for sharing
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Aww, my sympathies.
Thanks for the guide, Hackles. This'll be really useful.
Out of curiosity, is it possible to train chickens to do other things? Like fetching the paper (or something smaller)?
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wow I have way to many creatures to potty train im working on my son and three labs I dont think the chicken would survive inside for long !
 
Ondra's Seramas :

I am working on doing this to my little 2 month serama cockerel. I am also harness training him.

Yeah, I'm hoping to use this guide to get a serama myself, but given our many cats that is not a realistic idea. I'm thinking a Bearded D'Uccle.​
 

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