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has anyone tried this? Does it work?
http://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog...ampaign=HPSlideshow&utm_content=NoCrowCollar1
http://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog...ampaign=HPSlideshow&utm_content=NoCrowCollar1
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Hi ErniesFlock,We work with our local SPCA and foster many abandoned Roosters. We dont judge, alot of us are forced by noise complaints and not wanting to kill your pet isnt a crime. A loyal bird who runs the yard and protect the girls with his life if needed... Does kinda deserve another chance at life. I dont expect everyone to understand but I know there are others who love their Roosters like us.
We are so excited for this new invention finally someone who loves roosters designed something simple and humane and most importantly... Effective! Its a new day dawning, quieter rooster a-crowing!
This was the video that sold us:
Us Canadian folks gotta get it from: www.nocrowroostercollars.com
mypetchicken doesn't ship up here to the Arctic since the cost of dog sled delivery has gone up.
Did you look at the link in the first post of this thread? MyPetChicken does give some explanation of the concept and their product. The rooster pictured in the collar looks pretty calm. good luck with your rooster.Hello all! I have a rooster (I think, just 3 months old and starting to crow) and I am extremely attached to him. I just put on a little Velcro collar and he's not happy! He was walking backwards and tripping trying to get away from it, but that has stopped and now he's just picking at it. He hasn't tried to crow yet but I'm waiting. Just wondering if anyone else has tried this and been successful, and if they could share the experience??? Do the roosters eventually get used to these collars? Please help. Thank you!!!