How do i pick the best pet chicken?

Question

what characterstics must i look for? my friend bought many day old chicks and i am taking 2 or 3..what should I look for to know it will be a friendly, pettable, holdable, hand fed pet?

Answer 1

With out question the best kind of chicken is Jamaican Jerk.  Its a little bit sweet, a little spicy, but falling apart.  It is basically an o****m in your mouth!!!!

The right Barbeque sauce can also spice up any chicken dish. Homemade barbeque sauce is awesome as the ingredients are fresh and catered to your specific taste buds.

The beauty of chicken is that it has a bland taste, so you can add just about anything to it to suit your hunger pangs.

Answer 2

ya know, what ever you want. do you want a huggable one? do you want it to be mean? do yu want it to be as nice as a duck? lol...I pursonaly think that ducks make better pets then chikcens...cause they dont p**p as often..there not as load..they dont peck at you and their not mean if you treat them well. slso though you cant really tell what kind of personality they have untill htree grown up.

Answer 3

Just make sure they look healthy.Almost any chicken will be freindly if you get them use to you.Handle them often once they get a little older(a couple of weeks)Just be very gentle with them.There are some breeds that are more freindly than others.Do you have different breeds to choose from?One of the nicest breeds I have had is the Silkie.They make wonderfull pets.My 7 year old nephew has a pet game bantam that he carries around with him and she sits on his shoulder while he swings.So just spend as much time with what ever one you choose and they will get use to you.Good Luck!

Answer 4

Make sure she looks like a killer. When you take your chicken outside, on her leash, you want some extra security buddy. You never know what's goin' 'o happen.

Answer 5

Try and find one that allows you to pick it up the best and allows you to hold it for the longest. With regular handling any chick should be a friendly pet. Depending on the breed you might want to pick some females as in some breeds the males can get aggressive if they don't have enough hens. Hope that helps :-)