YO GEORGIANS! :)

[Sonya9]

My DH has concerns about my butchering the chickens. He says that if our dogs see this or smell this it will get them going on this blood craze. I think he is full of it.

Blood craze....lol. No such thing. I always have a pack of house dogs (rescues of various breeds and usually protection dogs too) and sometimes blood happens, a dog gets injured, or I get injured and bleed all over the place. They lap up the blood (especially mine) but there is no such thing as a "blood craze" and they have yet to try to eat me because of it!

Having said that I wouldn't have the dogs witness chicken killings. Too much excitement and honestly it sends the WRONG message to them. I would worry it will upset them OR they might think since you are doing it then it must be okay and they can do it too, ya know? Dogs are smart.

 

[GAMarans]

So I can just get a kiddi pool for the ducks?? Awesome.

Yep ... blue plastic kiddie pool.

 

[buddy phoenix]

good morning !!!! 70s for the weekend!!!! like koolaid man says OOOOOOH YAHHH!!!!

 

[carcar80]

So I put my other dozen eggs in last night.

Will the humidity spike of the others hatching next week have an ill effect on the new eggs? They will be one week in at that point. I have secured them over to the side to keep them from being disturbed as much.

Thanks guys.

 

[GAMarans]

You need another incubator.

 

[GAFarmGirl87]

Had to share this. My other cat got introduced to the chicks yesterday, after spending hours staring at them through a window. He tried to jump in there with them. I took one out and them him sniff it. He started to rub it with his face, lol. My cats don't bother the grown chickens, but I want to make sure the cats understand the babies are off limits too. I got a pic or 2 coming

 

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[GAFarmGirl87]

Oh, and Good morning!

 

[buddy phoenix]

we have a dog named missy when we had loose chockens they laid eggs in her doghose. she would lay by the eggs