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Friday, November 6, 2020

Pet Chicken Masters Homemade Agility Course But Final Jump Has Internet Cracking Up


More and more people are keeping chickens in their backyards these days, and it turns out they’re a lot of fun to have around.

Gone are the days when only farmers had chickens; now, you can find a small flock of hens in lots of suburban backyards across the United States. Most people keep them around for the eggs they provide, but still more have discovered that chickens have their own unique personalities that make them pretty cool pets.

To read more on this story, click here: Pet Chicken Masters Homemade Agility Course But Final Jump Has Internet Cracking Up.


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Friday, October 10, 2014

11 Human Foods Dogs Can Eat and 5 They Shouldn't


Whether you're tempted to feed your pet the occasional table scrap or simply looking to supplement his doggie diet, here are good foods and bad foods for Fido.

We know it's best to avoid feeding man's best friend with table scraps, but sometimes those puppy-dog eyes get the best of us and we can't resist slipping them a treat from our plates.


To read more on this story, click here: 11 Human Foods Dogs Can Eat and 5 They Shouldn't








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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Rockland Farm, Poolesville, Maryland - Plan that Didn't Hatch: Chicks for Rent



It was an Easter promotion that didn't quite go off as planned.

Rocklands Farm in Poolesville, Maryland was offering to rent young chicks to families over the Easter holiday.

But Friday, Montgomery County Animal Control stepped in, and said the farm could only rent chicks that were three weeks or older.

Some families who showed up today walked away disappointed, but understood the county's decision:

Erinn Foster says she decided against bringing home some older chicks, saying they weren't as cute.

She says instead of chicks, she'll now fill up her kids easter basket with some toys.

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