So I was thinking can you potty train a Rooster?

[Breac]

Here's an interesting blog post about how to potty train chickens: Link

I've never tried potty training myself, opting to got the diaper route. Good Luck!

 

[itsiebitsiefarm]

A.T. Hagan :

After you've potty trained your rooster maybe you can teach your horse to sing!

 

[BrattishTaz]

A.T. Hagan :

After you've potty trained your rooster maybe you can teach your horse to sing!

Here ya go.

Edited because I can't figure out how to embed video.

 

[tiffanyg2]

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Haha that is awesome!! Maybe I can encourage this kind of behavior. You better believe I will try

I potty trained the dogs, why in the world can't I train a rooster~ and he just loves to be held... he is so comfy in my arms! He's like a big snuggly ball of feathers... I love my him and can't deal with giving him up! There is actually two and they are both equally sweet (gulp) Haha

The boys...

 

[tiffanyg2]

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Heehee.... you never know!! I taught my parrot how to do the Monkey Call

Not quite sure how the neighbors feel about that!

 

[tiffanyg2]

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Here ya go.

Edited because I can't figure out how to embed video.

Bahahaha!!! Nice He needs some teeth whitener

 

[hurricanerb]

I've been able to do the same with my two Roos. I've held them a lot ever since they were young, and so now, (they're 2 months old), they can sit on me for hours without pooing. They'll only go when I put them down. I haven't figured out how to make them "go outside" but yes, evidently, they can certainly hold it in when they want to. I'm not sure either what causes them to do this.