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Got it! I think I won't be able to litter box train them, but I will handle them young! Thanks!

Awesome! But when they are adults, do they stay that way? Or will they all eventually allow me to stay close to them while they wander?

Would they actually be inclined to eat it? Or would they just eat the food not in my hand

Thank you for this! I agree a lot with your statements! I am planning on getting three btw. Also, on the chicken antics, when we used to give them bugs, they would hold it high above their head and chase each other before eventually losing the bug:lau

Thank you so much! I skimmed through it and immediately bookmarked it. It will be so helpful! Just a check though, when I first bring them into the open, whether it is a living room or a backyard, the article says they will stay close to me. Is this true? When I raised the quail, they would flee...

That sounds perfect! How many of your chickens stayed that sociable? Are they always excited to see you? If you wouldn't mind, can you walk me through a day in your chicken life? Sorry for the bother!

With treats? Or regular food? And how early will they do that?

I agree! I am thinking speckled sussex as they are very friendly (or so I have heard). Also, how early on should I spend time with the chicks if I am getting them at a day old? And how do you recommend interacting with the chicks?

I just think they are adorable! So being able to have a chicken in my lap for a bit would be awesome!

Thank you guys for the input! One question, Would I be able to stay near them without them getting spooked? Or is that not possible, I am okay with not being able to pet them, but while they roam around, could I do it with them? Thanks for the pet ideas as well, unfortunately, we can not...

Hello guys! I am very conflicted on whether or not to get baby chicks. I used to love them so much when I was a kid, but now, a couple years later, I was thinking about getting more. I want to raise them as pets and hope they will be as friendly as possible, but I tried that with quail, but...