If you think your pet is spoiled, meet the chicken who needs to be tucked in bed every night by her owner! A woman on social media shared the most hilarious video about her boyfriend and his bird. Apparently, this feathered farm animal won’t go to sleep unless Dad is there to help her get settled in. If the man doesn’t show up, she tracks him down to demand her bedtime snuggles. Talk about being henpecked!
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This farmer’s girlfriend caught some great footage of the indignant bird “knocking” at the patio door on just such an occasion. In her clip, the hen didn’t just tap on the glass — she also hopped up and down while flapping her wings to try and get her dad’s attention!
“If my boyfriend doesn’t put his chicken to bed, she comes and knocks on our patio door and demands to be tucked in,” wrote the woman in her caption.
Eventually, the critter’s antics got her owner to come outside with her. This chicken happily trotted alongside her dad as he led her back to the coop, knowing she’d be tucked into bed by her favorite person once they got there.
Over 10 million people have watched this hysterical video. Commenters thought it was too funny that this chicken was so insistent about being tucked into bed by her dad!
“That’s her man,” one user joked.
Another wrote, “Your chicken has trained him well.”
How does this chicken get “tucked in” bed?
Obviously, the farmer’s girlfriend couldn’t post a video like this without also sharing some footage of the bird’s actual bedtime routine! In another clip, she filmed the pampered chicken getting tucked into bed. Apparently, this involves Dad picking her up to give her some much-needed affection first! This hen really seems to value her time with her owner.
“She looks mad that I’m here tbh,” the woman wrote over the video.
In the same clip, the girlfriend shared that her partner was also building his birds a fancy new coop. It looks like these hens are really living the life!
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