I’ve never owned rabbits, but I can tell you that hens do have a surprisingly strong moral compass. Think they could teach our fearless leader a thing or two about how to put an end to the fighting?
Posted by Amy Stewart on February 25, 2008 at 6:22 am, in the category I Don't Have a Garden, but I Watch One on TV.
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That is too funny! An initial show of strength with a few claws and then….the stare down! Usually works but you do need those claws!
That’s hilarious! As if they said, “Smarten up!” and then walked away. Great find!
I could have used these chickens when the kids were a bit younger!! come to think of it, I know a men’s over 30′s soccer team or two that could use chickens like these!! Brilliant!
This is great. I fully agree. Send them to Washington.
Love the stare down action, dang, that was something. Looks like calling someone a chicken is no longer a put down.
I’m in Washington, and I say, bring them on!
wow. And I have always been told chickens were really, really stupid. Those two acted like the police of the yard, and knew exactly how to stop the rabbit squabble. WOW!