[ehs284]

Not long

[SamT]

Mine started pecking at the seals on the patio doors and managed to loosen it so they started walking backwards with it in their mouths to try and pull the whole lot off. Had to hold it down with black tape cos they just wont leave it alone, trying to get attention no doubt.

[scrappydoo]

Mine started pecking at the seals on the patio doors and managed to loosen it so they started walking backwards with it in their mouths to try and pull the whole lot off. Had to hold it down with black tape cos they just wont leave it alone, trying to get attention no doubt.
  Hi Sam
         I had a similar experience with my girls, I thought I was being kind making a draught proof coop by sealing the joints inside with silicone sealer , I ended up with a comedy tug of war for a new tv programme "the worlds strongest chook"

Best Regards

Steve

[Jeanette]

If my doors were open then Judy would come in and stand looking out of the glass in the front door at the people going by. I had some very funny looks from everyone to see a chicken at the door. My husband put up a sign saying beware of the chicken. My dogs were scared of her after she had pecked them so they stayed away

[Flowerpower136]

Blimey!   I can't even house train the dog.

Had to have Wilma in my workroom at the weekend, not well again, but OK now.  In protest the dog pooed and piddled on the landing.

Somehow puts a bit of chicken poo into perspective?!