Rooster breeds and behavioral differences

[centrarchid]

I heard the other day that Buff Orpington and RiR roosters are famous for being human aggressive. This just got me wondering, how consistent is this? What other breeds are more aggressive vrs docile? Which are best or more gentlemanly with their hens?
I currently have a 7 months ish Polish crested who I have zero complaints with, and a very docile EE at almost 5 months, but I see cockerels of comparable ages on Facebook all the time, with owners desperate to be rid of them because they are attacking their dog, kids, legs, hens, etc... Seems a lot of them are RiR or BOs!
So what are your thoughts?

I have 38 roosters, all but 20 are adults. About 10 are available for sale. Come pick one up I and I can show you the proper way to behave around roosters that takes into account rooster age and social context. I can even give you pointers on how to adjust for particulars of a given rooster. You will quickly note none of mine present a risk to people, regardless of what people are wearing or where they they are looking.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I have 38 roosters, all but 20 are adults. About 10 are available for sale. Come pick one up I and I can show you the proper way to behave around roosters that takes into account rooster age and social context. I can even give you pointers on how to adjust for particulars of a given rooster. You will quickly note none of mine present a risk to people, regardless of what people are wearing or where they they are looking.

How many of these roosters are wearing no crow collars? If a rooster crows near me the best course of action is to punt them into next week. That’ll teach em who’s boss!

 

[centrarchid]

Those able to crow, well they crow and it has little to do with me. I do not punt them through time or space. I am not the boss, nor am I am subordinate. I am a slow moving benign giant that sometimes delivers food and always talks a lot. They trust me so much they sleep when I walk by at night and do not even budge when dust bathing as I walk by.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Those able to crow, well they crow and it has little to do with me. I do not punt them through time or space. I am not the boss, nor am I am subordinate. I am a slow moving benign giant that sometimes delivers food and always talks a lot. They trust me so much they sleep when I walk by at night and do not even budge when dust bathing as I walk by.

Now if only all the other people who recommend smashing them in the head, kicking and pretending to be the boss will read your post we’ll be in business.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I have resisted the urge to post on all those threads but it’s tough to read.

 

[centrarchid]

Now if only all the other people who recommend smashing them in the head, kicking and pretending to be the boss will read your post we’ll be in business.

Pigs will fly first. I am shouting into an empty hallway.

 

[roosterhavoc]

@centrarchid you will get a friend badge real soon if you keep this up!

 

[aart]

How many of these roosters are wearing no crow collars? If a rooster crows near me the best course of action is to punt them into next week. That’ll teach em who’s boss!

This is total factious sarcasm, correct?

 

[roosterhavoc]

This is total factious sarcasm, correct?

Yes that was a joke.