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01-04-2013, 07:38 AM
Originally Posted by jenny.g 
Oh that's great
When my friend got hers a few years ago they had to take a minimum of three which suited her fine. They are gorgeous looking now, in spite of looking terrible when they first arrived. They are real characters and wonder around the neighbours garden and on the grass verges. A constant source of amusement to us all and they are so friendly. The weird thing is that my dogs will chase cats given half the chance, but have never chased the chickens - they just walk past them pretending not to see them
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02-04-2013, 08:50 PM
The 4 we got are in good nick. Better than the last batch the the rescue lady had. I certainly couldn't see much in the way of missing feathers or signs of 'heavy pecking'.
I'll take some piccies over the next day or so.
The dogs are 'interested' but not overly so.
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03-04-2013, 06:44 AM
Originally Posted by Phil
Picked ours up tonight and they are now 'in residence' - no flag flying or anything like that LOL
The 4 we got are in good nick. Better than the last batch the the rescue lady had. I certainly couldn't see much in the way of missing feathers or signs of 'heavy pecking'.
I'll take some piccies over the next day or so.
The dogs are 'interested' but not overly so.
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But we'll wait till after pup arrives home 
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03-04-2013, 06:10 PM
Originally Posted by Nippy
Ermmmm, this is going to seem very ignorant, naive and silly
If you keep chickens do you have to have a cockerel as well in order to get eggs??
No you don't need a cockerel to get eggs just fertilised ones.
My girls are currently happily laying 1 a day each! I'm over run with eggs...
P.S Lovely looking chooks, lucky lucky girls
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03-04-2013, 06:22 PM
Originally Posted by Wyrekin
It's not silly a lot of people don't know.
No you don't need a cockerel to get eggs just fertilised ones.
My girls are currently happily laying 1 a day each! I'm over run with eggs...
P.S Lovely looking chooks, lucky lucky girls
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