- May 4, 2014
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I have a polish rooster named Billy. He's about nine months old and anyway I just have a couple questions:
1. Sometimes he crows at midnight (tonight for example). Or he just crows a lot super late past dark. Is this normal/why does he do this?
2. When I pet him, he always fluffs up super abrupt like. Does this mean he's annoyed with me? He still lets me pet him. He hasn't attacked me, but he has bit me a couple times (not hard though. maybe it was more of an aggressive peck)
3. he circles me, my mom, and sisters, but not my dad. He never attacks us, but he attacks my dad all the time. Why does he treat us differently? Does he like sense that my dad is a male or something and is therefore all competitive or something? Haha
4. He always fluffs up. And he ALWAYS is crowing. What makes roosters crow?
Thank you for any insights etc.!!!
These pics of him are from like november. His afro has grown a little since then
1. Sometimes he crows at midnight (tonight for example). Or he just crows a lot super late past dark. Is this normal/why does he do this?
2. When I pet him, he always fluffs up super abrupt like. Does this mean he's annoyed with me? He still lets me pet him. He hasn't attacked me, but he has bit me a couple times (not hard though. maybe it was more of an aggressive peck)
3. he circles me, my mom, and sisters, but not my dad. He never attacks us, but he attacks my dad all the time. Why does he treat us differently? Does he like sense that my dad is a male or something and is therefore all competitive or something? Haha
4. He always fluffs up. And he ALWAYS is crowing. What makes roosters crow?
Thank you for any insights etc.!!!
These pics of him are from like november. His afro has grown a little since then
and Welcome To BYC! You've gotten some good advice and links above. X3, roosters crow at all hours, at night they will crow if anything disturbs them or wakes them up. He is an aggressive rooster and most probably will just get worse, it sounds like he considers your dad his main competition right now for flock leader which is why he is attacking your dad pretty consistently. If you keep him and ever have young children around be very sure to keep him locked up, aggressive rooster can be very dangerous to toddlers.
