

It is in no way fair, though, and will condemn every duck for even having a drop of quacker blood. Get rid of all current and possible bullies: This seems like the final solution.Despite what all of the surgeons think, the knife is not the cure. (I have asked, and none of the hens have been able to explain it.) As soon as the main bully is no longer in the picture, one of the smaller ducks takes over and becomes the bully. Ducks seem to have some sort of “pecking order” that not even chickens understand. A machete: This is the permanent solution but not as good as I had imagined.(I have heard that some dog owners do that, though.) Ducks like each other's company. I guess if I could pen each duck individually, the problem would be reduced, but that would be cruel and inhumane.


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