Texas

[galanie]

did you ever look on Youtube for the chicken training videos? There are a lot more on there too

What tickles me about this whole thing is this: Dogs are considered a lot smarter than chickens yet chickens are easier to train. Meaning they understand what is wanted and are more than eager to do it for food. So wait.. dogs are smarter? hehe

 

[Cockle-Dood]

He was posing so well i just had to post a pic of him! In addition to the 9 baby chickens and the new puppy...this is the other lil guy! Will be 1 in may and cant wait to help his papa tend this chckens!

 

[Cockle-Dood]

He was posing so well i just had to post a pic of him! In addition to the 9 baby chickens and the new puppy...this is the other lil guy! Will be 1 in may and cant wait to help his papa tend this chckens!

 

[Cockle-Dood]

Oops, dbl post! Oh well twice the cuteness, lol

 

[ntxmama]

Hello - I'm new here, from Euless (DFW area). No chickens yet, just reading and learning and developing major chicken envy reading about everyone's flocks!

 

[topdycke]

Welcome ntxmama!

 

[Cockle-Dood]

Hello - I'm new here, from Euless (DFW area). No chickens yet, just reading and learning and developing major chicken envy reading about everyone's flocks!

Welcome! I was the same way! Spent about 3 months reading and learning and got my 9 babies 2 weeks ago! Lots of info here and best of luck!

 

[topdycke]

yinepu,

I loved the chicken clicker training videos! A friend of mine teaches clicker training seminars in the Houston Area. She focuses on horses. It is a really effective training method because it marks the correct behavior and is a reward based system.

 

[KnobbyOaks]

He was posing so well i just had to post a pic of him! In addition to the 9 baby chickens and the new puppy...this is the other lil guy! Will be 1 in may and cant wait to help his papa tend this chckens!

He is so cute and everybody's talking about dogs/chickens training and pleasing. This will little will give you about 7 or 8 years (maybe more if you're lucky) of doing ANYTHING to please papa. Enjoy!

 

[KnobbyOaks]

Hello - I'm new here, from Euless (DFW area). No chickens yet, just reading and learning and developing major chicken envy reading about everyone's flocks!

Welcome to the Texas thread. That's what I did too, study up before I got them. I just got my first egg yesterday. Such a feeling of accomplishment (for me), maybe the chick too.