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Quote: In most cases aggression is passed on to the offspring. I am a firm believer that if you have a rooster that is aggressive to human with or with out hens he should be culled out and made into a good Sunday dinner. The last thing you want to do is breed more bird like him. Chris I...

Quote: I don't have an aggressive Rooster, I did have one a while ago and he was nasty in all ways an allround. He never had a good day. How ever, I read that Aggression could be inheritated, Then I read on here the other day someone said that it doesn't work that way in chickens like it...

Quote: There may forms of aggressive when it comes to a Rooster. Is he aggressive to other birds? Is he aggressive to people? Is he aggressive all the time or only when he is with his hens? Chris I don't have an aggressive Rooster, I did have one a while ago and he was nasty in all ways an...

Quote: I agree with you, in that, Depending on the circumstances, I meant to say that if you have say an aggressive Rooster that you were not able to change, He was just plain mean, I don't mean protective, I mean just flat out nasty. Ive only had one truely nasty Roo and that was a Silkie no...

I read on here somewhere not to breed Aggressive Roosters, or Hens for that matter, and just recently I was told that it wasn't Hereditary, So I would like to know what everyones opinions are . And what about Being Docile and friendly, Does it depend on the parent birds temperment? I breed...