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Glad he's doing well. And you've got to watch out for the little ones and attitude problems. :) I've got a dwarf bantam pullet that is 6.5 ounces at 4.5 months, and she bosses around her 12 ounce sister and 4 Easter Eggers that are all 6-7 pounds each. She still peeps like a baby and comes running when she sees me because she wants me to pick her up and cuddle, but when she's loose in the coop with the others she's the boss. She's the first in the treat bucket and everyone else just backs up and waits until she allows them to eat.
 
JurassicBawk said:
Glad he's doing well. And you've got to watch out for the little ones and attitude problems. :) I've got a dwarf bantam pullet that is 6.5 ounces at 4.5 months, and she bosses around her 12 ounce sister and 4 Easter Eggers that are all 6-7 pounds each. She still peeps like a baby and comes running when she sees me because she wants me to pick her up and cuddle, but when she's loose in the coop with the others she's the boss. She's the first in the treat bucket and everyone else just backs up and waits until she allows them to eat.
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LOL that is so hilarious. I love spunk. I had a cousin who was born preemie and he was just like that, tough as nails lol.
 
We made it a full week!! No turning back. His beak is shorter and he looks like he probably should have when he was born. :woot
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