IrisSelman
Hatching
- Sep 23, 2019
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Hi guys,
I'm Iris from Holland so my English might be a bit off, sorry for that.
I got 3 baby keets of the Guinea Fowl when the were 2.5 weeks old from my neighbor. I raised them inside the house. First week they were like scarred loud things. But now the get to roam around the living room, the cats respect them deeply and come cuddle with me. Like really come sleep in my neck.
I decided two days ago to train them to fly/jump on my arm while I stand. It only took a few minutes and they understand it perfectly.
But everywhere I read guinea fowl are not tame. And are not easy to handle or trained. Don't like to be petted and nowhere I find they like to cuddle. So...is it really that weird how they are behaving and am I lucky. Or will they become more wild when they become adults? They are now between 8-9 weeks.
I put in two pictures so you can see they truely are guinea fowl
I'm Iris from Holland so my English might be a bit off, sorry for that.
I got 3 baby keets of the Guinea Fowl when the were 2.5 weeks old from my neighbor. I raised them inside the house. First week they were like scarred loud things. But now the get to roam around the living room, the cats respect them deeply and come cuddle with me. Like really come sleep in my neck.
I decided two days ago to train them to fly/jump on my arm while I stand. It only took a few minutes and they understand it perfectly.
But everywhere I read guinea fowl are not tame. And are not easy to handle or trained. Don't like to be petted and nowhere I find they like to cuddle. So...is it really that weird how they are behaving and am I lucky. Or will they become more wild when they become adults? They are now between 8-9 weeks.
I put in two pictures so you can see they truely are guinea fowl