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Idk why her sisters keep eating her cheeks and beard but I'm pretty sure she deserves it
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Meet the queen of sass in the chicken coop! This brattiest feathered friend has a knack for demanding attention in the most amusing ways. With a peck here and a squawk there, she ensures she’s the center of the universe—especially when it comes to her humans. You can find her blocking the doorway, fiercely insisting on being held, while her sisters seem to take a bite out of her cheek and beard, perhaps as a cheeky response to her antics. Rumor has it she's hogging the favorite nesting box too, which might just be the source of her sisters' frustration. Whatever the dynamics, one thing’s for sure: this chicken knows how to stir the pot and keep everyone on their toes!
| | She is the brattiest chicken I own. Pecks my shins until I pick her up. She will stand in front of me and prevent me from getting in to do chores around the run like feeding and cleaning because she demands to be held. I've never seen her being bullied but whatever is going on I bet she's instigating. They have two nesting boxes they use and my assumption is she's hogging the favorite. [link] [comments] |
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