Anime2lover
Keeper of tiny dinos
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Thank you, that was informative@user, it sounds like you have a situation where your young rooster is being too rough with the hens and causing conflict with the older, more established rooster. Here are a few suggestions for how to remedy the situation:
1. Separate the young rooster from the main flock for a brief period of time to give him a chance to calm down and learn his place within the pecking order.
2. Consider providing additional space and resources for your flock, such as extra feeders and watering stations, to help reduce competition and aggression among the birds.
3. Try to identify and address any potential causes of stress or boredom in the flock, such as insufficient exercise or poor living conditions, which can contribute to aggressive behavior.
4. Consider re-homing the young rooster if his behavior continues to cause problems within the flock, especially if it's impacting the health and well-being of the hens.
It's important to take action to address any aggressive behavior in your roosters, as it can lead to injuries and distress for your hens. With patience and careful attention to your birds' needs, you can work towards a peaceful and healthy flock for all.