Raising a special needs chicken is like raising a toddler

[mybabychickens]

Charry has decided she likes to sing. I appreciate her singing, but like why does she have to fly while she sings?! Here's a reenactment of about 2 minutes ago:


I walk into the kitchen and discover charry sitting on top of our wooden bench. And that's fine by me.
Charry: Bawkkkk Bakawkkkkkkk Ba ba cluck, quack.
Me: charry, I know you enjoy your singing and occasionally quaking, but your being loud.
Charry: Fine mommmm, I will just fly across the room and scare the dog.
Then she does exactly that.
Me: Aaaaaaaaaaah, what the heck was that!!!!!?
My dog: Woof, I knew we shouldn't let that thing in here.
And now my dog is hiding under the bed.
Me: whyyy, charry, whyyyy
Charry: well, looks like my job here is done, I'm gonna go sun on top the recliner.
Me: Charry, if you keep doing that i will put you outside and let the bobcat take care of you! ( Joking)
The end

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

What type of special needs is she? My crossbeak hen Amber was my biggest clucker. She clucked so much that my Mom said she was going to straiten Amber's beak if she didn't stop because she was so annoyed!
Even when I had Amber in the house, she enjoyed talking, which was always adorable. She was quite the talker which added to her cuteness.