Quincy is lovely!
This is our Jaska
This is our Jaska
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Him is BEEYootiful Illia!
jaska is a finnish spitz .. she just turned a year the 2nd week of January.
jaska is a finnish spitz .. she just turned a year the 2nd week of January.
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We have two cats. One is an indoor/outdoor cat. She figured out how to use the doggy door. She leaves the chickens alone. Rosie is never hungry enough to take on a full grown chicken. I would be careful keeping her away from chicks.
We have two cats. One is an indoor/outdoor cat. She figured out how to use the doggy door. She leaves the chickens alone. Rosie is never hungry enough to take on a full grown chicken. I would be careful keeping her away from chicks.
Ditto on the cats.
Never had any pet, stray or feral cat show any interest in a chicken except to sleep in the coop in the winter.
Have had a cat eat my pet singing canary.
Spoiled cats, go for the $100 bird, not the $2 one.
Russ- still have that cat
Never had any pet, stray or feral cat show any interest in a chicken except to sleep in the coop in the winter.
Have had a cat eat my pet singing canary.
Spoiled cats, go for the $100 bird, not the $2 one.
Russ- still have that cat
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Currently we are not plannin on chicks .. but, I am sure that will change. We have 4 outside cats, but they usually stay clear of the goat pasture, where the coop and the run will be for the chickens. Hopefully the chickens will stay on their side of the electrified goat fence, where the cats don't tend to go, and is away from our CSA garden.
With the birds being grown some, hopefully the cats will know better. Usually Jaska has the cats up a tree somewhere if they venture out too far from one of the barns or the garage.
This will be a learning experience for us all. Dog, 4 cats, 16 goats and the 2 of us.
Currently we are not plannin on chicks .. but, I am sure that will change. We have 4 outside cats, but they usually stay clear of the goat pasture, where the coop and the run will be for the chickens. Hopefully the chickens will stay on their side of the electrified goat fence, where the cats don't tend to go, and is away from our CSA garden.
With the birds being grown some, hopefully the cats will know better. Usually Jaska has the cats up a tree somewhere if they venture out too far from one of the barns or the garage.
This will be a learning experience for us all. Dog, 4 cats, 16 goats and the 2 of us.
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Out of all the things here on the farm, I think the thing I worry about the most is the red tail hawks. I will use the compact disk idea for around the coop / run area. Will be interesting with the rest of the property, being we are so open.
Out of all the things here on the farm, I think the thing I worry about the most is the red tail hawks. I will use the compact disk idea for around the coop / run area. Will be interesting with the rest of the property, being we are so open.
So I am the murderer of the thread tonight, feh, I hope not. sleep well peeps.
Oh hey look at that. I'm the first to post sense 1 AM... lol Wanted to let you all know I am ok. But 4"45 comes WAY to early for me... Sorry for my rants about my DH the other night... Have a great day everybody, hopefully I will have some extra time today to come on and catch up with everything thats going on.
I have a duck question. Do male ducks fight like male chickens do?
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