If you think you are in charge of your chickens, prepare for a change in the pecking order. From Fowl Play to Hen-tertainment, in this hilarious collection by Diane Parker the chickens show us who are really in charge, and what they’re really plotting inside their coops!
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Don’t worry about the morning after the night before. Unmade nests, broken eggs and scattered food -your human will not even notice the difference and they always have spare time to clean up after you.
Free range means you have the right to roam. However you choose to do it, escape on a regular basis and refuse to return until you are ready.
Try to tip your food hopper up so all the corn spills. That way your human will have to refill it on a more regular basis.
Power to chickens!!, 17 Mar 2007 By M. Perry
Having really enjoyed the books in the “animal 100 ways to train its human” series it was really interesting to see one on chickens rather than the “usual” cats, dogs and horses etc. I’ve found these little books such a great way of buying a small present for family and friends…what better than one on chickens at Easter time! Having bought this one I can recommend that it achieves the same lovely gentle humour as the others and is a wonderful addition to this delightful series – and is another great little stocking filler. An ineggspensive treat!
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About the Author
Diane Parker was born and has lived in Shropshire all of her life. She now lives close to the historic market town of Ludlow with two horses, a cockerel, three hens and two goldfish. She works full time as a Personal Advisor for the Department of Work and Pensions based in a local Jobcentre. She has been writing freelance magazine articles for several years and is currently writing a teenage novel.
