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I would tend to agree with this. I would also say: Holding and cuddling a rooster is a degrading experience for the rooster and at that time he is elevated to a face to face level with you. This may give him the mistaken idea that he is equal to you Also, do not forget our eyes are in the front...

Glad to help save a roo! Hens do similar curiosity pecking and it is accepted as such. When a roo does it, he gets labeled aggressive.Double standard, not fair! There would be no cuddling of an aggressive rooster, he'd be too busy trying kick the heck out of you! I hope your roo continues to...

Why is your face near a rooster? chickens peck at anything they want to know about. Your eyebrow looks like a feather, your nose may have been red or blotchy. They also think toes look like grubs or worms and freckles, moles and hair might be food. Chickens are very accurate and fast. So to me...