Can chickens live with different animals instead of chickens?

Answer 1

Yes! They can live with many other kinds of animals. I would recommend that you not put them with Guinea Hens, or Ducks though. The guinea hens stress chickens out so that they stop laying eggs, and ducks can carry several diseases that, while not bad for the ducks, are fatal to chickens.

Answer 2

Yes. Birds like the Ruffed Grouse, Ptarmigan, Hungarian Partridge, Pheasant, Quail, etc. are all related to the chicken, even though the relation may be distant, just like the domestic cow is related to the American Bison. These birds are commonly called "Game Birds" because they have the same qualities as chickens as far as food goes: they are able to produce adequate muscle on their bones that can be eaten. However game birds are far harder to "raise" for eggs like the domestic chicken is.

Answer 3

Chickens can potentially live with other animals, such as ducks or guinea pigs, if introduced carefully and provided with ample space, appropriate housing, and suitable food and water. However, it's important to monitor their interactions and ensure that all animals are safe and not being overly stressed or aggressive towards each other. It's best to research each animal's compatibility and specific needs before attempting to house them together.