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First of all, the chickens need to be introduced. Fix it to were the chickens live near eachother, but cannot fight. Ex - separate the coop with chicken wire, from floor to ceiling. Make sure that both sides of coop have food, water, and a place to roost, not to mention time to free range, or both need to have a separate run. (or, if needed, you could spearate the run as well). After 3-4 weeks, you can take down the wire separating them. Afterwards, behavior should be monitered closely for the next week. If necessary, physically separate the hens, and use your place as lead chicken!

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Chicks tend to pick out of boredom or lack of room. You may want to separate the flock up a bit, give them more room.

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it's simple you should take it's care seperately

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My birds are pecking at each other what does that mean?

They probably don't like being caged.


Hens and Chicks?

Hen and chicks is a common name for a group of small succulents belonging to the flowering plant family crassulaci native to Europe and northern Africa. They grow close to the ground with leaves formed around each other in a rosette, and propagating by offsets.


What is a milk block that is used to stop chickens from pecking each other?

A hatchery uses mineral block that is similar to milk block. People who raise chicken find this method more humane than debeaking.


What age can hens and roosters be put together?

From the time they are day old chicks. There is no reason why they should be separate but many to keep them together. They will establish a pecking order very early, before they can do much damage to each other, the roosters do not usually get too involved in this and will let the hens work it out. The roosters will "bond" until mating becomes an issue then some culling may be needed. Culling does not always mean killing the excess rooster population. Selling the un-needed roosters at auction or local 4H club is always a good option. If you have purchased sexed chicks (all hens) and are adding to the mix late then 4 months is a good benchmark, it gives the hens time to get to know the newcomer.


Why do chickens peck sick or injured chickens?

Chickens peck at each other to establish who has dominance over the other. It is called the pecking order. Sick or injured birds offer changes to the established order and their place on the flock hierarchy. The aggression by the other chickens is showing they are moving up at the expense of the weaker bird.

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Do baby chickens fightwe have 5 chicks just need to know if they will fight each other they or 2 of them appear sometimes to just them two i would like a response they will be housed toghetherpleasei?

In general baby chickens will not fight each other this is depending on how old they are but I would bet that no fighting will take place some pecking and pulling may come about but remember there is a "pecking order." .... this is prinsesrau's answer... i don't think any harm would be on each other for the chicks( they might be roosters wich is not very abnormal) i have 13 chicks and they peck but again no harm done


Do pheasants mate?

no they just stare at each other an a baby pheasant pops out


My birds are pecking at each other what does that mean?

They probably don't like being caged.


Will chicks fight with other chicks if put together?

it depends on temperament, breed, age, and if they came from the same clutch of eggs. in other words, put them together and watch what happens - if they get along leave them together, but keep watching anyway just in case - if they fight separate them again and don't try it for a while. try it in small groups - just a few from each - equal numbers! Yes, chicks from different broods will practice the pecking order based on age, condition and size. Even chicks hatched a few days apart will chase each other around and try to establish dominance. Whenever possible keep chicks together in groups and when adding to the flock expect some scuffles and fighting. Hatcheries de-beak (remove the tip of the beak) new chicks exactly for this reason.


Why would one cockatiel peck at another cockatiel head?

Cockatiels preen each other. This may appear as though thy are pecking at each other's heads.


What do chickens talk about with each other?

Most of a chickens life consists of arguments of "who is better than who" in the pecking order.


Why do chicks peck themselves?

Chicks will naturally pick and preen new feathers. If they do this to the point of injury they should be treated with a light dusting of insecticidal product available at all feed and grain outlets where you buy your chicken feed. If you mean pecking each other then there are several solutions, give them more space to run about. Crowded chicks will peck to establish more room for themselves and once blood is drawn this will invite more attacks until the injured chick is either removed or is killed.


How did Samuel Adanis and other colonial protester use the shooting as propaganda?

Fat chicks made out with each other


How many chicks are born each year?

5 chicks exactly.


Why are the chickens pecking each others bottom and how to stop it?

Because they are molting or they are at the bottom of the pecking order and I would take them out of the flock but then after they return the flock will treat it badly and the pecking order will change and it might be messy.


Do does female rabbits fight with other does and do bucks male rabbits fight with other bucks?

Yes, females and males will fight with each other. They have small fights that are just a pecking order. The males can hurt each other if there is a female to fight over.


How do you safely introduce 8 week old chicks to 24 week old hens?

The is no real "safe" way to do this short of separating the young from the "older". You are going to get pecking order squabbles no matter what you do. Just make sure the young ones have a place to run to when the feathers hit the fan. I provide a limited access shelter in the coop that the older birds cannot fit into, when the young one's get chased, they hide. Eventually, everything gets sorted out.