Silkies are so frustrating. I can't get any of them to understand the concept of a ramp. I've tried repeatedly over the last year.
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mine have a ramp in the coop to get to the nest boxes. It also leads to the roosts. They do great with it.Silkies are so frustrating. I can't get any of them to understand the concept of a ramp. I've tried repeatedly over the last year.
so crazy. Silly birds. Is the ramp just wood?Their next boxes are separate but same level as the sleeping area. I tried raising the little houses up a foot and they decided to just sleep under it instead of using the ramp to go inside.
Ive tried treats to get them up the ramp. They won't step on it. Not even for cheese.
so crazy. Silly birds. Is the ramp just wood?
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So we’ve determined our grey/blue silkie Patty is a boy in a previous post. He is pictured above next to my d’uccle girl and behind him is my Ee. He’s keeping up with my EE on size though I think she is heavier. Will he end up being about the same size? I thought he was going to be the nasty Roo since he doesn’t like attention and doesn’t Ike to be held but right now it’s my d’ Uccle Roo who’s started nipping a bit. Patty just wants to be left alone so far.
Here are my other two silkies. They are all 7 weeks. Are they looking like Pullets or boys? They are both smaller than Patty. The white is the smallest. Both are friendly but not as outgoing as my EE.
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Patty is crouching because he doesn’t like being up high. The other two don’t seem to mind. He’s chicken .