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Truly mystified that someone could look at Tabitha (or any other animal) and want to stab him, dismember him, and eat his body parts.

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Terrible night lighting, but gosh does Letty hate it when her brother gets all the snuggles and photographs. With circanew!

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I just realized I can finally reblog this because we all know!!

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<3

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Their EP drops in July. It’s called, “Give a Cluck.”

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Oh heyyyyy, it’s Tabitha!

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Do Tabitha and Letty like grapes? My chickens go crazy for grapes. Unlike my dog who is confused by the concept of how to eat one...

They do like them! I cut them in half so they aren't a choking hazard. Also, @fyi: I'm pretty sure grapes and raisins are toxic for dogs, so be careful!

Tabitha is just like, "Why kill chickens when we look so good in selfies?"

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Who is this handsome new guy?

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Should I make a Tabitha wattle/comb whip photo series?

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A daily reminder, brought to you by Letty

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Wow, she is so cute!

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:D She is! And she's got the sweetest voice~

Mirror selfies with the roo. #FriendsNotFood

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hello, i was just wondering about how long you leave your chickens alone for. like when you go to work something. are there problems with leaving your chickens alone for a bit or are they like dogs/cats and they're fine on their own for a few hours?

I generally am around at least every few hours because I'm a student and I come home between classes, but they can be fine alone for the day as long as I'm here to give them breakfast and put them to bed. (And they have each other and toys for entertainment, so they won't get bored.) I think in a few months when I have a setup where they can be outside for the day I'll want to check on them more frequently, just to make sure they aren't getting too hot or cold, because they can be easily affected by temperature variation.