That was my first thought... I LOVE LOVE LOVE the PBR.... Cowboys in wranglers? Yes please! But thats a different subjectMy first thought was I didn't know there are Professional Bull Rider chickens.
What a bummer. Hope your chicks all hatch healthy.
Leavenworth hands down. I love the mountains and that area is so beautiful.
Too funny CA.
Raphael was wonderful with our chickens as a matter of fact the funny girl would let the crows have her food. They are not like any other dogs they presuppose to think on there own. They are very smart she use to watch the kids across the street play and if anyone would walk our street she would bark her special bark. They are meant to do a job, she would come in the house but she was so much happier outside with her girls..Jack is a rescue dog from Moses Lake. I went after his litter as he was advertised as a Per.X Aussie. The loner we have had him, the more I KNOW he has Malamute in him, hence the "Talking" he does.....no dogs "talk" like a malamute !!!!!!!!!!!! Jack is an ***........he is a man's dog and seldom minds either of us............dispite being CUT and trained daily by us both...............wild is the way to describe Jack. Under supervison, he tolerates the flocks, but when no one's looking~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!! My next dog will not be a rescue, my next dog and probably the one after that, will be Nufies
I have heard many complain of Pyranees not tolerating poultry. Brother's Newfie:
She is so gorgeous ! And so mellow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE Miss Eva !!!! (That is her name)
Bless your heart! Thank you for thinking about me. Funny thing is, just the other day I was at the "Big Boy's Toy Store" aka The Home Depot and figured I would make the raised beds from that very material. They also have 2x3 that I was athinkin' I could use for the supports.
Alright, I feel ashamed because instead of thinking Production Barred Rock, I thought Pabst Blue Ribbon first. That'd be a very interesting bird.
They are great mellow dogs. They do require training but once trained they will be great flock guardians. That being said, it is a large breed that can, and does, have the typical large breed issues. Find our more on akc.org.
