One of our four Pekings (appropriately named The Executioner) is bullying another one named Rubber. He only picks on him and not the other two. He chases him around the yard when they are out and even when they are in their fenced-in pen, once he catches Rubber he bites and pulls his feathers and forces him down. We always try to get in between them and sternly tell Ex "NO!" but then he just turns around and does it again.
Ex has been aggressive for awhile now, when we first noticed it he would do it occasionally but it has gotten worse and he is constantly after him. Is there anything we can do to stop it? Im afraid Ex is going to injur Rubber.
Thanks
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