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Every afternoon when I let the chickens out they come and wander into the study where I'm pretending to work. Today in fact they won't go and play in the garden at all, they just sit by me. I've had to take to shutting the patio door to keep them out, and they are now sitting pecking on the glass to be let in :lol: .

I feel like the pied piper, followed by the chickens, dog and kids!

 

They are sooo sweet though I know I'll have to stop and let them in in a moment. Must try to get some photos!

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My dopey Springer Spaniel, Mabel, managed to get her head stuck in the Omlet netting while she was trying to reach through for a chicken "snack" My partner had to cut the new netting to get her out. Will she learn? She will next week when I am home and plug the fence into an energiser. :shock::shock:

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She is highly intelligent, sadly like most other intelligent beings she lack common sense. She is only 10 months old and has been very ill, she has been under the knife twice already but she is always ready to go, she want to eat the chicken poop while our other dog wants to play with the chickens. I must make sure I'm not holding them on the lead when they get thier first ZAP from the fence.

 

 

Note to self..... charge up video camera battery. :twisted:

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Rab 1609

You had me :lol::lol::lol: just now.

How our 2nd springer Barney got through his first year I'd don't know - I was truly on first name terms with the vets and staff.

It started at 14 weeks when he nabbed a packet of Nurofen out of my handbag - I am still obssessed with zipping up bags in fact there is an element of OCD about me now :shock:

As someone said to me they are clever but the rest is just concrete for brains :lol:

Helen

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We have had Mabel since November last year and have maxedout her £4000 insurance already and have spent loads more since but we have never regreted it one bit. She is such a character and so clever but always a worry. We live in a 18th century thatched cottage so you can imagine the amount of spiders and creepy crawly thing in the house, Mabel spends most of her time trying to catch the invaders before her big sister gets them. The rest of the time she is either manic or doing this IMG_1971.jpg

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