) Wich reduces aggression and crowing. But its a risky and expensive surgery.
How old is your son? Have you told him yet? Probobly best to rehome him now. You could look into neutering him (I forget what that's called in roos
caponizing turns the rooster into a weird hen -like thing that doesn’t lay eggs, not my cup of tea but might be somebody else’s. It’s a dangerous procedure that has to be done while the bird is awake as anesthesia is pretty lethal. Perhaps the egg deal as mentioned before would work better in your situation? Best of luck, He’s a cute one
To my understanding, he's is a dramatic little stinker. I got 1 picture update with the lady who took him. She does have like 2 little kids though, so I get it. I'm sure many people here on BYC would be more than happy to send pic updates, a little to happy at times...
How old, I'm a kid also, so I know what its like to lose a pet young. My roo Dragon
I understand not share,g his age on a public forum of course, but, for instance I'm a bit on the older side, so I had an easier time taking the news than say an 8 year old. With a kiddo that age you might just need to tell him what's going to happen, then go out for ice cream later or something.View attachment 2305597
As I was lol. It might be hard for him at that age, but he isn't to much younger than me, only a couple of years, it really depends on the kid.
