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My son has definitely learned his lesson! In fact he is now a bit nervous around them whereas he wasn't before.
The cockerel has never challenged anyone before. He can be picked up and held. I wouldn't do the upside down dangling, as I just don't need to. And my son is too small to do that plus wouldn't have the confidence to handle the flapping and wouldn't be happy being that close to the spurs.
I need to work on son's confidence around the cockerel, and cockerel's behaviour around son (either submitting to son's higher status, or feeling son is safe around his hens - not 100% sure which way to go)
The cockerel has never challenged anyone before. He can be picked up and held. I wouldn't do the upside down dangling, as I just don't need to. And my son is too small to do that plus wouldn't have the confidence to handle the flapping and wouldn't be happy being that close to the spurs.
I need to work on son's confidence around the cockerel, and cockerel's behaviour around son (either submitting to son's higher status, or feeling son is safe around his hens - not 100% sure which way to go)