Thailand chickens?

[leerlindsay]

I saved a baby from my friends cat. The Neighbors eat their chickens so after bringing it home to mend her wounds and let her get over the shock, I didn’t return. Figured why save it and let it get eaten later. Buuut later I learned their birds are Thailand fighting chickens... so is my sweet thing going to grow up aggressive and not be able to be integrated into my flock of girls? or because she’s alone do I have a chance at her being a nice bird? Is it even legal to have said breed?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

How old is the chick?
I’d try integrating it into the flock once it’s 10-12 weeks old.

 

[Gray Farms]

If it turns out to be a male it will not tolerate another male once he is grown. Yes its perfectly legal to own them, it not legal to fight them though.

 

[leerlindsay]

How old is the chick?
I’d try integrating it into the flock once it’s 10-12 weeks old.

About 3 1/2 weeks is my guess, wings feathers are in and shoulders but that’s it.

 

[leerlindsay]

If it turns out to be a male it will not tolerate another male once he is grown. Yes its perfectly legal to own them, it not legal to fight them though.

I can’t have Roos where I’m at. So it’s going to have to find a country family if that’s the case. But I want to give it the best chance for a life.

 

[leerlindsay]

Another thing was I was considering grabbing a couple cream legbar babies to let it bond with. It’s so damn lonely by itself. Good idea??? Or just let the baby be?

 

[Gray Farms]

Another thing was I was considering grabbing a couple cream legbar babies to let it bond with. It’s so damn lonely by itself. Good idea??? Or just let the baby be?

Chicks can be raised alone but they do better and will be more social if raised together.