Our 17 wk old bantam polish cockerel named Spotted Elk won't stop escaping.
He'll wait for me to finish what I'm doing in the yard before following after me out the gate and I don't realize until he's being chased by our dog and the puppy.
I've tried to keep an eye out for him while leaving the yard but he still finds ways to sneak past me.
I'm still not even sure why he's started this but I'm assuming it's because our other polish cockerel named Little Man may have shown him who's the top dog of the flock and Spotted Elk wants to have more room to be away from his flock brother to avoid fighting.
I'm still confused on how Little Man is the top cockerel when he's much smaller than Spotted Elk
Spotted Elk is a sweet little dude so I don't want anything to happen to him.
What should I do about this?
He'll wait for me to finish what I'm doing in the yard before following after me out the gate and I don't realize until he's being chased by our dog and the puppy.
I've tried to keep an eye out for him while leaving the yard but he still finds ways to sneak past me.
I'm still not even sure why he's started this but I'm assuming it's because our other polish cockerel named Little Man may have shown him who's the top dog of the flock and Spotted Elk wants to have more room to be away from his flock brother to avoid fighting.
I'm still confused on how Little Man is the top cockerel when he's much smaller than Spotted Elk

Spotted Elk is a sweet little dude so I don't want anything to happen to him.
What should I do about this?