Give your new chicken a name it can identify with. Afterall, a bold hen that loves to strut her stuff must have a name that equals her audaciousness. A name like Jane simply will not do her justice at all.
Fluffy yellow chicks can be a little more difficult to name, particularly since one can look no different from the other. Plus, if they are only newly hatched you may not be able to tell if it is a male or female baby chick.
Don't forget to involve the children in the naming process, this will help them to bond with their feathered pet.
Did you know that chickens can recognise their own names? Getting on a first name basis with your birds will only enrich your relationship and build trust - helping you to become one of the flock.
Why its important to have a good relationship with your chicken
Train your chicken to recognise their name in a few simple steps.
Give your chicken a name, and let her hear it often calling her for meal times and when free-ranging time is over.
Is your hen a bit sassy, a touch stubborn and high up in your flock's pecking order? She is the boss, and she knows it! We have just the name for her:
If egg laying were a sport, would your hen get a gold medal? These names are perfect for your layer