Chicky Woos123
In the Brooder
- Mar 10, 2016
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lWe live on a long country road where everyone has like 3 acres of land so I guess since it's like being in the middle of nowhere everyone thinks they could do what they want. Some of the dog owners would probably listen but others I don't think I'd be so lucky with. I'd almost be scared to take the chance because sometimes people will say they'll do something but really won't.My babies would have a heart attack because they have never been around a dog or even a cat. When I take one of my babies to the vet I keep their carrier covered up so they don't see the other animals and so they don't see them. There is so many logical answers but it seems there is always some kind of road block.I do thank you both from the bottom of my heart for your suggestions!![]()
No problem! I thank you too for all of the help that you have given me. DaisyBird as well. I agree with what DaisyBird said, to maybe set up a temporary dog pen or something like that on the front porch, and stay out with them for a while. They'll really enjoy it. How are they doing?
Thank you two for listening to me vent.
I had a bunch a few years ago. Three generations of them actually! They all lived long healthy lives and it always seems so odd not having a ton of cages in my room! I just have my prairie dog in here with me now, with a bunch of other critters living downstairs. A dehumidifier sounds like a great idea to freshen the air a bit! I would definitely try that out! And also the car rides might be a great way to get them all fresh air! I can just imagine piling a bunch of chickens into the back seat and going for a drive! I really hope it works out with the house! It sounds like they may be willing to work something out for you!
