Smart Chicken Learns How to Stop

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This smart chicken knows to stop whatever he is doing when his owner touches his beak and tells him to stop. At first, I didn't believe it but after I seen it done repeatedly, it was obvious this chicken definitely understands the command "Stop". Just another great example that demonstrates how quickly chickens learn and how smart they really are.
​Talk about cute!

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About Chicken Intelligence

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Recent scientific studies have proven that chickens are smarter than people thought. Yes, they have natural instincts but they also have cognitive abilities which have been proven to be higher than that of primates and even small children. Find out more about chicken intelligence here: Go to Chicken Intelligence See more hot topics about smart chickens below..

Have you ever seen a chicken count?

Yep, you read it right. Chickens are smart and many people have taught their chickens to count. Check it out here: Go to Chickens Can Count

More Hot Topics About Smart Chickens

References:
1. ​N.a. "smart chicken learns how to stop - YouTube." Youtube.com. n.d. Web. 12 Jan. 2018. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mPpGsl1MBY>

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The Chicken Trading Post-Buy, Sell, Trade, or Rehome Chickens, Farm Fowl & Livestock-You Are Invited!

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The Chicken Trading Post which has lots of members who buy, sell, trade, and rehome chickens, ducks, turkeys, other farm fowl, rabbits & livestock.  You are invited to join my group if you live in the U.S. and are wanting to buy, sell, trade, or rehome chickens, turkeys, ducks, guineas and other  farm birds, You can also post other farm livestock in the group. To join The Chicken Trading Post go here:

Show Off Your Chicken Contest

PictureCindi Perry's cute little chick in a bucket won our March 2019 Show Off Your Chicken Contest
You could win cool prizes for your chickens! It's easy, just fill out our short official entry form  and upload your photo that you want entered in the contest.  We will select a new winner on the 4th day every month, announce them and the prize for the next drawing on our official entry form page.If you entered the first drawing and did not win your photos will automatically be entered into the next drawing. If you have not entered your photos yet, you can enter the contest now and be eligible for this contest and the next ones for the rest of the year. Just fill out a short form, upload your photo and you are eligible to win a prize. A new winner is chosen every month.
​​​​Enter the Contest

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