Aggressive Pullet

[Peep-Chicken]

She needs to be trained to respect you, just like any other animal. Don't let her close enough to you to peck, for starters. You start deciding when she gets to come close to you, this is no longer her decision. She does not get to approach you for a few weeks. When she tries, chase her away. She's not the boss, you are. After a period of time, start inviting her to come back into your space, but any sign of aggression or pecking behavior means she gets chased away again. No treats, no rewards until she accepts your invitation to be in your space and is not aggressive to you. 

Thank you very much! I will use your advice .

 

[Ozarkhomesteader]

She needs to be trained to respect you, just like any other animal. Don't let her close enough to you to peck, for starters. You start deciding when she gets to come close to you, this is no longer her decision. She does not get to approach you for a few weeks. When she tries, chase her away. She's not the boss, you are. After a period of time, start inviting her to come back into your space, but any sign of aggression or pecking behavior means she gets chased away again. No treats, no rewards until she accepts your invitation to be in your space and is not aggressive to you.

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