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Hello everyone! We have some teenage Heritage Rhode Islands who have been cozying up in a dog kennel side by side with the rest of our flock for the past five days. I’m itching to integrate them, especially since I have the next four days off to keep a close eye on the shenanigans. Is it a good idea to

Hello everyone! We have some teenage Heritage Rhode Island’s that have been separated in a dog kennel side by side with rest of our flock for the past 5 days. I really want to integrate them as I have the next 4 days off to monitor them. Would it be possible to start this today? Or should I wait a bit longer? Also, do I HAVE to do this process at night or can I just open the kennel and monitor? Thoughts ? These teenagers are HUGE so I’m not worried about their size. The chickens of our existing flock aren’t too big of bullies either.

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