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my animals are mad at me. help.
I fed them everyday and i leave the door open so they can roam. why are they mad at me?
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Snkmarcel Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:19pm 
Make sure to interact with them aswell
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:20pm 
how do i do that? i have been checking them everyday they had a heart now today they don't
Unalome Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:21pm 
And also make sure to close the doors at night. Leaving them open all night even when it's going to be a sunny day can upset some of the animals.
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:22pm 
thats it then i have never closed the doors
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:22pm 
drat! thanks for the info
Hammertone Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:23pm 
Originally posted by Capitty:
And also make sure to close the doors at night. Leaving them open all night even when it's going to be a sunny day can upset some of the animals.
Especially the goat. Aaaand make sure you brought heater when winter, they didn't like a cold weather i think.
BrknSoul Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:25pm 
-Right-click them every day.
-Close the trap door at night.
-If they're stuck inside (rain/winter) ensure you grab some Hay from the Hay Bin and plop it in the trough.
--1 Hay per animal.
--Hay Bin requires a Silo.
--Having a Silo on your farm means that cut grass will turn into Hay and be automagically stored in your Silo. Build a Silo before going all Reaper on the grass. (Weeds don't count).
-If it's not raining/winter, then open the trap door in the morning to let them out.
-Ensure there's grass near the coop/barn so your animals can eat.
-Ensure you have a Heater (from Marnie) during the Winter for your base-level Coops/Barns. (Big and Deluxe versions come with a Heater).

Example image;
http://i.imgur.com/Y9KL1Ep.jpg

When Spring comes, I'll plant Grass Start (from Pierre) in the enclosure, if none appears there.
Last edited by BrknSoul; Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:28pm
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:33pm 
i have the two heaters and i feed them hay everyday. i will plant some grass in the enclosure i did not think of that thank you!
CatPerson Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:45pm 
I once closed the coop door around midnight, just like always. Next morning I noticed only two chickens came out of my coop (I had 3). I looked around a bit, started thinking it was a glitch and I'd lost a chicken.

Then all the way by the South farm exit, there was my chicken. Just sitting there in some dirt near the bottom of that pond. I clicked on her and it said "she was left outside overnight" and she was very grumpy.

I guess she got lost and couldn't find her way back in the dark. :P
CatPerson Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:56pm 
Originally posted by Mokum:
there is no cow level
And I am no milkmaid.
Originally posted by CatPerson:
I once closed the coop door around midnight, just like always. Next morning I noticed only two chickens came out of my coop (I had 3). I looked around a bit, started thinking it was a glitch and I'd lost a chicken.

Then all the way by the South farm exit, there was my chicken. Just sitting there in some dirt near the bottom of that pond. I clicked on her and it said "she was left outside overnight" and she was very grumpy.

I guess she got lost and couldn't find her way back in the dark. :P
Which is I always make sure every animals are within coop/barn at evening time. If some are missing, just go out and come back in will make them warp inside.
someonesneaky Mar 15, 2016 @ 7:19pm 
Oddly, my chickens never get mad at me for leaving the door open, even in winter. I guess they don't care about it. I do know larger animals like goats hate having open doors.
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 7:20pm 
Thanks for the tips guys 1 night with doors closed and they are happy again.
someonesneaky Mar 15, 2016 @ 7:23pm 
Yeah -- thankfully, your animals are very forgiving!
Mеченый Mar 15, 2016 @ 9:43pm 
Another question can diffrent animals share the same yard?
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Date Posted: Mar 15, 2016 @ 6:18pm
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