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Subject: Re: Taming a Peachick? Author: D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:21:37 07/13/07 Fri In reply to: birdlady 's message, "Taming a Peachick?" on 15:52:17 07/13/07 Fri If the peachick is all alone it needs your friendship. I like to have more than one peachick at a time but then sometimes there will be the unfortunate "only child". ------ yes, a spoiled and adored pet can sometimes grow up "bad".. that is it sees humans as its own species and feels a need to defend its territory from them. But if it is female there should be no problem or at least a smaller problem [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Taming a Peachick? Author: birdlady [Edit] Date Posted: 20:37:30 07/15/07 Sun Thank you both for your responses. I currently have the peachick with a couple of silky chicken babies for company. I think I'll continue to spoil this baby and see what happens. :-) >If the peachick is all alone it needs your friendship. >I like to have more than one peachick at a time but >then >sometimes there will be the unfortunate "only child". >------ >yes, a spoiled and adored pet can sometimes grow up >"bad".. >that is it sees humans as its own species and feels a >need >to defend >its territory from them. But if it is female there >should >be no problem or at least a smaller problem [ Post a Reply to This Message ]