Adore 12" Standing Goldie The Hen Chicken with Baby Chick Plush Stuffed Animal Toy

My daughter loves her real chickens and she Loves her new inside "pet" chicken. It is super-soft and seems to be good quality workmanship. She loves to play with & sleep with her new stuffed friend. It is fairly life-like & is the "actual size" of a live chicken & chick. The hen stands up reasonably well, due to wires in the legs that can be bent, to balance it. The chick, even though it has wired legs too, doesn't really stand up . .. just seems to be too off-balance. But my daughter doesn't mind. Overall very cute, soft, and well-made. I would definitely recommend it for any chicken lover!

Purchased for my nieces when a ch i ken they’d raised passed away. Great quality . Better than i’d expected. Very cute and soft . Well made . Kids loved them .

I mean really what could go wrong with this? The only thing is that I thought it was gonna be able to stand up and it really wasn’t able to unless it was at a specific angle. Very cute though.

The chicken is of good quality. Very soft and the legs bend nicely. It fit perfect in the Easter basket to make a great Easter gift.

Does not stand like it says

My 9yo daughter fell in love with a Buff Orpington chicken at a local farm and has wanted to keep chickens ever since. We aren’t allowed to at our current home - so I bought her these “pets” for her birthday. She named them Marianne & Spike and we built them a tiny hen house to play with - it truly is the cutest to see her feeding & playing with them. They are realisticly sized and more on the firm than the plush type of softie which means they pose well and will hold up to lots of loving.

My daughter wanted this for her birthday and it did not disappoint. It's cute, soft, and a great size. The hen and chick both have bendable legs. She loves it!

My son is obsessed with chickens, so when I saw this set, I knew it'd be perfect for him. The chickens are exactly as pictured. My son's only complaint is the hen's head doesn't have much stuffing. After looking it over, I realized it's because of the wire for the legs. It doesn't really affect the structure of the hen so I'm not worried about it. Great product...we may be adding to his flock.