Most people don’t get chickens for affection, however many owners will agree that they share a special bond with their chickens. Just as dogs are devoted and loyal, chickens show their affection for example by following you around. They can even run to you when you call them or eat treats out of your hand. Chickens are capable of experiencing love, happiness, sadness, fear, and frustration. They can also get jealous when they see other chickens getting more attention than them.
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