Great posts Amy & Rini. 
I don't have chickens, but here in the suburbs, I do from time to time  rehab 
baby 
orphan wildlife.  I do the same thing you've plotted out  here.  And be it a 
squirrel, 
possum or cottontail, my dogs become trustworthy with their extended  family. 
 
I think you're right; it's all about management, supervision, and those  
initial "set-ups"  
for success.  
Sue
Tess & Charlie

 
 
In a message dated 4/30/2008 1:15:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
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....So  much of it is about management and proper supervision; not setting 
your  
dog up to fail but giving them ways to succeed so you can mold their  
behavior and teach them what is acceptable.....


 



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