The only way to accomplish this is to separate them until the chicks are old enough to stay out of harms way. Allowing the chicks to socialize with the flock can be done with a temporary cage, the chicks are protected yet among the older birds. All flocks of chickens have a pecking order and there is no way to safely stop this, the more grown up your chicks are, the better able to handle the pecking and chasing until peace reigns in the hen house.
You just have to put the new duck in and let the other ones pick on it. This should only last for a day. If it gets too rough you can separate they for a short time.
No. Chickens will lay perfectly good eggs without a rooster. In fact, many people prefer not to keep a rooster, because they don't want to find a fertilized egg that was a little too far along.
Yeah, mine does but since it's so delicate it gets pecked on a lot!:(I will agree with him if your chicken is delicate then you will have a lot of picking on and fighting so try to make all your chickens as delicate as possible.
ducks only get along with chickens and i gess like there only kind
Any breed can get along with Rhode Island Reds. But you can only intruduce this other breed and more chickens when they are little. If you don't do that, there will be severe fighting with the chickens.
Hamsters prefer to live alone so they might fight
and chicken gets along with any chicken, usually. IF you raise them as chicks together its perfestly fine
No. Chickens will lay perfectly good eggs without a rooster. In fact, many people prefer not to keep a rooster, because they don't want to find a fertilized egg that was a little too far along.
No, the get along quite well with chickens. A male may "fall in love" with a chicken hen if he doesn't have a peahen mate. If the hen has chicks & tries to protect them from the curious peacock, the peacock will go after the hen & will fight with her.
ox get along with a rooster and a snake
There is a pecking order in every flock. The younger chicks will be picked on by the older ones for a while. They may even keep them away from the food. You can give the chicks a place to eat and hide by putting a piece of plywood on some bricks. Once they're grown, they'll have their chance to even the score.
I have both white turkeys and chickens of various sorts. they were all raised together and get along quite well. i even have new pullets thatdont seem to bother the turkeys. i have two female turkeys and the only fighting they do is with each other.
a better explanation to this question would be a bit better... But yes. Chicks and cocks get along very very very well. oh did I say they get along very well?
no. this is like saying you only need a male to make a baby. but female chickens do lay infertile egg's by them self's. these egg's are eaten by us. but to make baby chickens or chicks you need both male and female chickens.
The minimum number of chickens that should be raised together is at least two chickens . I have two chickens and they get along great!!!
Yeah, mine does but since it's so delicate it gets pecked on a lot!:(I will agree with him if your chicken is delicate then you will have a lot of picking on and fighting so try to make all your chickens as delicate as possible.
You can keep Silke chicken with other chicken types. Like all chickens, they may not get along.
Yes, they usually can. Sheep are not volatile creatures and neither are chickens. They are both quite gentle. My chickens and sheep get along quite nicely. Monitor those first few days of meshing them together and if there is no warning signs, then they are fine. Just be careful if any hens with newborn chicks are walking amongst the sheep, they can possibly get hurt through trampling.