Come at Me, Bro!

[RedDrgn]

I think part of it was that we were homeschooled and the small children spent all day outside. I think when running crazy children are a constant all day thing they just get used to that as normal.

Ah, so you were a constant torment to the poor birds and they had no choice but to submit!

I have raised my rooster ever sense he was 1 week old and he deals with everything perfectly fine! He never attacks anyone or anything unless the dogs are out (his favorite hen was killed by a dog and he was attacked by one! Soooo...) I would trust him with kids but I don't trust kids with him! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!! Just saying! I think its the breed to personally! I may be wrong...
BTW liz9910 I LOVE how you admit youre on BYC at work!

HAHAHAH!! I am on here at school! Hehehehe!

It's an individual roo thing much more than a breed thing; age is also a huge factor since they usually settle quite a bit after a year old or so.

I am on BYC at work right now...

 

[AuberyMirkwood]

Exactly lol honestly though they had plenty of space to move away when they wanted to.

 

[liz9910]

I have raised my rooster ever sense he was 1 week old and he deals with everything perfectly fine! He never attacks anyone or anything unless the dogs are out (his favorite hen was killed by a dog and he was attacked by one! Soooo...) I would trust him with kids but I don't trust kids with him! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!! Just saying! I think its the breed to personally! I may be wrong...
BTW liz9910 I LOVE how you admit youre on BYC at work!

HAHAHAH!! I am on here at school! Hehehehe!

I'm on here all day 5 days a week hahahaha!!

 

[liz9910]

All I can say is that you must have had some very smart roosters. While Remy's the first roo I've personally owned, I've been around a lot of other people's flocks/roos in my life and never met a single one that did not at least get agitated by running, screaming children regardless of how much training/taming were used (all effects were usually temporary). Kids are just masters of push all of their buttons, all at once....which is exactly what the victim in this story did, except he's 30 years old.

If you had, would it have qualified you for worker's comp?

lol that would be great, more time watching my chickens. Seriously that was the funniest thing I've ever read!!