how to train rooster to attack strangers

[morheb]

put up no trespassing signs .

i live in lebanon, if i out a sign they will probably take it and sell it

 

[tastyacres]

I am not sure how they trained there....

 

[tastyacres]

I knew they threw rocks at him to get him like he was... But the problem with that is no one could go in his pen!

 

[lazy gardener]

Look guys! A place we can take all of our mean boys!

All joking aside, even the meanest cockerel I have ever raised would not deserve this kind of home. And, the meanest one would attack me when I put my hand into the grow out pen to change out feed and water. I had to fend him off with a waving stick every time I tended that pen. He was pretty tasty. I have not had a human aggressive cockerel since adopting Beekissed Rooster Speak advice.

 

[speckledhen]

Sooo u say i can train one to protect the house like a dog?
How can i?

You can't. A rooster doesn't have it in his brain to protect your house. He protects hens. He cannot distinguish between "bad" people and "good people" to know who to attack and who not to attack for you. It's impossible. I've had some very intelligent roosters, but the ones who are the most intelligent are NON-human aggressive. The dumb ones attack the hand that feeds and waters. They can't all of a sudden go into "attack mode" when it's not in their nature to attack humans. Aggression is generally a genetically passed trait, though there are a few exceptions. I mean they are animals with brains the size of a nut.

 

[Akrnaf2]

You can always have one of this!

 

[lazy gardener]

Thank you Benny for injecting a bit of humor into an otherwise very heated subject!

 

[Kusanar]

You can always have one of this!

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Though, they want the brains of a dog and the body of a rooster, looks like it's backwards to me... Breed one with a dog head on a Roo body and then it will fit the bill!

 

[Akrnaf2]

no problem!

 

[tastyacres]