Sitting with leg out?

Dirtybird211

In the Brooder
Apr 3, 2023
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Hello there I have been reading a lot about splayed legs and wanted to makes sure this wasn't a warning sign. My ducks are 2-3 weeks old they are all very balanced and walk/run fine. They have even getting brewers yeast in there crumble since I got them. But when they are sitting or laying i noticed some of them like to have 1 leg stretched out behind them. Should I be worried about this behavior? Or do I need to try and correct it?


Thanks for any advice. I'll try and attach a pic of it later when I get home.
 
I know you have ducks, and my photo below is of chickens, but something like this? It's normal! They're just enjoying sunshine and relaxation:
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Hello there I have been reading a lot about splayed legs and wanted to makes sure this wasn't a warning sign. My ducks are 2-3 weeks old they are all very balanced and walk/run fine. They have even getting brewers yeast in there crumble since I got them. But when they are sitting or laying i noticed some of them like to have 1 leg stretched out behind them. Should I be worried about this behavior? Or do I need to try and correct it?


Thanks for any advice. I'll try and attach a pic of it later when I get home.
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