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Hi kdogg! You found a few of us!! I miss BYC. I know they are working hard on getting the coop repainted and moving the roosts. :caf I have a hard time finding my way with all these big critters. I keep finding myself looking over the fence at our old home.

X2 that comb is way to small for even a young leghorn pullet and the red ears seal the deal. Pretty bird!

I am glad it worked out aart. I would have been pretty freaked out finding a pipped stuck to the Turner! Did the little one make it the rest of the way out?

:clap Well I looked for the dancing bunny and that ain't there. His daddy sure did have some strong genes! Handsome dog by the way. I just tell people mine are more exotic then the common labradoodle. Mine are german wired weimareiners. Mine have German engineering.:p Again to tired to care...

Great Pyrenees??? I would think some white would be there but that is my final guess. GP/Lab. I have half weimareiner half wire haired pointers that get accused of being labradoodles or giant schnauzers. o_O Oh and I can't spell today lol.

Lol condos? Now that is funny. At least you got the one out of harms way before a fatal issue. I am tempted to pick up a couple chicks for my first time broody BA. She is one of Bitty's kids from last summer so not even a year old!! The feed store that will take the roo back is getting BA in...

Well it ain't Corgi..... Jack Russell is unlikely too lol Something in the mastiff family.................. Not a leonberger....... Heck throw me a bone I am stumped. Kangal are super rare BUT..... He has some of the features.......

I read that about the dwarf hamsters. What a shame to have to separate them. The larger one is for sure a male? I read the females are larger then the males. I could be wrong as Google has lots of answers but lots are wrong answers.

Awwww! His little ears are so cute!! AND...... He's solo fluffy!!! I think you chose well. How is your little doe doing? I sure hope it is just from the move and she will right herself. Yes he (Jake) is looking like he will be quite grand when grown. There is another I am watching too. No...

The Cochin I can take back to whence he came. Jake is a BA. Yup I went and named the little jerk! Way to little chicken talk here and a few to many ornery mules too. Lots of folks up in arms about the chicken invasion. :p

Lab and (want to say moose) but will go with Newfie.

I am missing the old coop! I cannot seem to find much on this one and it's hard to use. (Stompy feet and flail) <<<<that is a smiley face thingy we need!! Other note.... The little cockerel has to go soon. No he is not crowing at 5 weeks old BUT he puffed up and had a looooonnnngggg standoff...

I will hazard a guess. The first one looks to be a gold laced wyandotte (male) with a poor comb type. OR this is THE lightest colored BSL I have ever seen. Two is a salmon faverolle. You do know this one has scissor beak right? Three is a silver laced wyandotte. Not sure on the first posts pics.

Mycotoxins in poultry feed is something I am reading about and is from the environment (molds). Aflatoxin is another thing to read up on. I am just starting to read about them so do not know much. Those two look to have a link to hypertension which is associated with ascitis is chickens...

LOL Angus??:cool:

They are young so this is distressing. Did you get them all from the same place? From what I understand it is preceded by heart disease or tumors on the heart or liver. The yellow spots you found could be that perhaps? Unfortunately there is no treatment. I did read that it is genetically...

Saint Bernard mixed with great dane???

Poo I though I had that one!

Newfoundland mixed with a great Dane???

It may be a bit of a drive for them lol. Thing is they always want my precious Aussies. I did sell 3 to a good friend BUT I miss them. They were out of Bittys group from last summer. I am looking forward to seeing what hatches from all those eggs you got.