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Handling a young cockerel tips?
If you need to have him in your lap, it should only be 'by invitation only'; your invitation, not his demand. He is being pushy here! And no bird gets close to my eyeballs, ever. Mary- Folly's place
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Handling a young cockerel tips?
Drama happens! Glad they are all okay, and I'll bet your little guy will dodge her faster next time! Mary- Folly's place
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Handling a young cockerel tips?
It sounds like you're on the right track; maybe carry a stick or something to extend your reach, and move him off before he gets that close. Mary- Folly's place
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Handling a young cockerel tips?
He's not being a good boy if he runs at you or makes contact IN ANY WAY. It may look cute now, but it won't be cute later. He should move away from you and respect your space at all times. 'Friendly' cockerels are often the bold ones who turn into human aggressive jerks! I'd recommend that...- Folly's place
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