Mike, be very nice to Storm. At one time I was friends with a dog that would help with the chickens. KC was part who knows what but fit the description of a North American Shepard. I got her as a rescue and never tried to teach her anything special, only those things we expect of a family dog that lives in the house. Her talent with chickens was a complete surprise. Got to the point that we were on call from the local PD when some chickens got loose and were causing a traffic hazard. Every so often somebodies chickens would stage a break out and head for town. The local PD could handle criminals but were lost when it can to chickens. So they would call KC and me to come round them up.
Ol' George
--- In CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com, Cryptidwolf <cryptidwolf@...> wrote:
>
> O.K. I am NOT making this up. I am old (OK I feel like I am old with
> my disability). We had two BIG chickens get loose yesterday. Now I am
> not Rocky trying to defeat Klubber lang and there was no way I was going
> to try to catch a chicken. Now the good news is Storm, our dog, follows
> hand commands to a T. I can get her to go in any speed or direction I
> want. Now I have never taught her this.
> So anywho Storm, Mrs. Crypt and I, managed to coral her into the house.
> Now this Alcatraz escapee got on my Wyndotte run in the house. My
> Wyndottes were in there minding there own chicken business, when the big
> chicken took a MAJOR dump right on one of the Wyndottes head. I wish I
> had one of those diapers.
>
> Mike -- USA zone 6b. 8 Chickens, 2 Rabbits, 2 Ducks. Spell check brought to you by the Greater Oklahoma-Arkansas Higher Learning Center. Helping inbred, snaggle-toothed idiots for over 100 years.
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