(Mishnah): Chickens are Mu'ad to walk normally and break things;

If a Dalil (something) was tied to its leg, or if it was dancing and broke Kelim, it pays half-damage.

(Gemara - Rav Huna): [Our Mishnah discusses] when the Dalil became tied to its leg by itself, but if he tied it, he pays full damage.

(Beraisa): If chickens danced on a dough or Peros, or pecked [at them], he pays full damage;

If they danced [and cast] earth on a dough or on Peros, they pay half damage.

If they were pecking at the rope of a bucket, and the rope snapped and the bucket broke, they pay full damage.

If the bucket fell on another [bucket and broke it], for the top he pays full damage and for the bottom he pays half damage.

Question: (Why does Rav Huna say that if he tied the Dalil, he pays full damage?) Is he not like one who makes a pit here, [and an animal moved it,] and it damaged elsewhere? (He is not liable due to a pit, rather, due to Shor. If so, he should pay only half damage, for this is pebbles!)

Answer (R. Yosi bei R. Bun): Since it is not common [for a chicken itself to damage,] it is common to fall [be damaged] only in that pit, it is considered his pit [and not Shor. Therefore, the law of half-damage of pebbles does not apply. We explained the question and answer like RIDVAZ.]

(Beraisa): If chickens fell into a garden and broke the grass and cut (through eating) the vegetables, he pays full damage;

Sumchus says, for cutting he pays full damage. For breaking he pays half damage (this is a Shinuy).

If a chicken fluttered from place to place and damaged with its body, it pays full damage. [If it damaged] through the wind from its wings, it pays half damage;

Sumchus says, it pays full damage. (He holds that pebbles pay full damage.)

If [a person] blew at Kelim and broke them, he pays full damage. (Pebbles pay half damage only regarding animals. We explained this like HA'GAON RAV C. KANIEVSKY, SHLITA.)