All I have is time, I'm disabled and unable to work so my time is spent at home raising animals, I'm trying to train her but she's hard headed, though yes.. I'm willing to spend as much time as I have to in order to train this dog, I don't want her becoming like my other collie, who instead of...
I'd also love to know a solution, my mom found a puppy that someone had thrown out of a moving vehicle and abandoned in the middle of the night when there was no moon (it was an almost pitch black collie) and she has recently killed all my old chickens..
I got new chicks today, but even my old...
His eyesight is fine still thankfully, he can see things even better than I can most days, hes always the first to let the hens know if he finds bugs or fruit to eat, they rely a lot on him still so I know he's alright in that regard. It likely is because I often try to avoid them and quite...
I did lightly tap with a stick, now is it good hes keeping a distance and just clucking? I know its not meant to hurt him and I would never dream of such a thing, I love this rooster very much, if I didn't I never would have asked how to stop his behavior before needing to resort to killing and...
Thats normally somethi,g you're often told not to do though with animals, and I did try that earlier which is what prompted him to continue trying to attack me. I often do similar with my rhode island red because she's a mean witch to the younger barred rock I have, even if she only has one...
Aye, my problem is hes so timid and fast though, its nearly impossible to catch him unless its night time and he's roosting on his favorite perch but even then.. I doubt currently he'll go down gently. Ill try this if I can though, I have him in a larger pen right now where I kept my chicks when...
No, my hens don't even lay eggs for whatever reason, they never have either. So eggs aren't the problem, I wouldn't doubt there was inbreeding given where most chicks come from though in the stores around where I live at, although as you said that's likely not the problem either at his age.
I'm looking for help on figuring out why my rooster has suddenly become so aggressive and any possible solutions on how I might be able to help him or calm him down in the very least. I'm not sure what breed he is specifically (a smaller rooster with feathered feet) but he's always been...