Well, Google says that 70lbs is about 31kg.
That was the male. So the girl would have been around the 20-15kg mark.
For reference, my Cavalier is around 8kg.
So a boxer the size of two cavaliers, or a chunky Clumber :eek:
Gorgeous girl! Sad she didn’t work out for you.
The backyard breeders are doing such an injustice to their own dogs:hmm.
I might be back to change the love reaction to a shocked reaction, after I’m done googling what that weight is in kg :oops:
I agree, although my opinion is worth very little when it comes to silkies:idunno.
I’ll tag @Debbie292d , she’s one of the only people I fully trust with silkies
I just might have to poor cement on the rest of the run. I really don’t want to. The birds love having access to dust bathing spots, it’s the only thing they’ve been able to keep from their ranging days.
Hopefully the rats won’t come back and settle in your new coop.
How are the chicks doing...
No, unfortunately. Was thinking about it this week, Jacin hasn’t posted in a while.
Clicking on the profile you tagged, it looks like mid January was when they last visited the site.
Hope Jacin is ok:hmm
That’s what we’re doingn as well. The “coop” and half of the run aren’t on dirt, so it’s only the newer half of the run that they can dig under. Even so, all the walls are reinforced with cement under the soil, so they would need to dig a fair bit before being able to access it. The small holes...
Same here. We lost five ~5 week old LF chicks, and more recently, 4 fully mature serama and serama mix hens.
Trying to patch up the coop is an ongoing struggle. If they’ve built extensive tunnels that bring them directly inside, then I don’t even know where I would begin
I just re-read my post and realised I worded this very poorly.
I hope it was clear that the comment was meant for my own post, having replied with a lighthearted :pop :pop :pop , and the general lighthearted tone I try to keep in most of my posts on this thread.
It was absolutely not meant...
Good luck! Smart creatures, they are. They’ve been causing us a lot of grief this year.
Hopefully you’ll manage to keep them out before it gets out of hand!
Yes.
This is why I try to avoid blanket statements about age. So much depends on the time of year, the keeping conditions, the breed/line, etc.
If I had a Brahma pullet laying at four months, I’d be concerned. If it were a serama, I wouldn’t find it odd at all.
This.
They are still...
On a more serious note, a few days ago the Hellenic Council of State upheld the right for same-sex marriages adoptions :wee .
It’s not been long since it first became legal for queer people to marry, and there has already been an appeal questioning its constitutional legitimacy. Thankfully, the...
I think you’re in the wrong place if you’re looking for anyone to talk you out of it :p !
Do it (if you have a place to quarantine them)! Seramas are incredible