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Thank you, @TwoCrows, @rjohns39,@chrissynemetz, and @Kiki for the birthday wishes!!!🥰 💕😍

I give mine plain watermelon and tomatoes frozen. I tried the great muffin pan idea but didn't continue (mostly because my freezer is too small) and because I find they melt quickly. The watermelon they like especially and it helps a ton

:love cuties!

my dog was like this. (She is a terrier mix as well) but now look at her! how long have you had the chickens? For quite a while when she was first introduced to them all she wanted to do was rip them apart. in our experience it took time. lots of time. Just be patient and keep your chickens...

they will totally be fine! :) you could give them a heat lamp at night if you think it'll get too cold but they would be fine without

I see veins

I recently lost all five of my ducks in one night. No feathers no sign of what happened. Don't know if it was a animal or a human

Boy: Nigel, Hugo, or Bones Girl: Stella, plumm, Raspberry, or po

you can handle them as soon as they're born there's no harm, just make sure you keep them warm

yes if it's black there's a full grown chick but that doesn't mean it's alive. Try water candling in stead of regular. Since it's day 25 water candling will show better results as to weather they're alive or not

I have a Rat Terrier and Jack Russel mix. She's good at protecting the chickens and she's pretty small. I don't know if it's like her breed to protect them but maybe it's just because she knows they're my babies. She even breaks up rooster fights!

From what I've experienced and what I've seen Broodys usually turn out a lot better. the hatch rates are higher and they don't use electricity. :D They do the work for you! The only problem is they can sometimes break the eggs. How many times have you used your incubator? Did it turn out well...

I'm not sure. . . but I've been doing it for years and none have died because of it so I'm assuming no. . . :confused:

I just got 7 little ducklings hatch for me on the 1st 2nd and 3rd of May! Can't show pics I'm out of town and they're being watched

It's the living kind I'd say! sorry, not too good with breeds. :rolleyes: Cute though!

if it's no pips at day 25 I'd assume they're dead. try water candling or safety holing them if they're alive it's usually pretty easy to tell. If it's day 25 I wouldn't wait much longer. there have been incidents where chicks hatch 10 days late but I think it would just be easier to water...

Where do you live? How old is he? If he's old enough and it's warm outside you could just put him out on the lawn. I usually have my chicks in a crate with a heat lamp about a week after I get them. All you have to do to keep the bedding neat is move the crate every day to a clean clutch of grass

oh, I see it now too

looks like you got yourself a little man to me