To cull or not to cull?

[parkerpeeps7]

Yeah he just isn't a friendly little guy & the weird thing is when he was much younger he was so sweet. He let my daughter do anything with him and loved to be held and petted & the older he gets the more he changes. I think when we put him in with the other rooster instincts set in, so unfortunately for him he has to go now. Guess I'll go break the news to my hubby. It will be hardest on my daughter b/c he is her favorite.

Thank you all again for your advice & support!

 

[A.T. Hagan]

He's also shown a little aggression towards my 4 yr old. I used to feel safe leaving her in there while I get the water and stuff but now that he has his spurs and has "sized her up" a few times I just don't trust him.

That's all the reason you need. Eat him.

 

[parkerpeeps7]

He's also shown a little aggression towards my 4 yr old. I used to feel safe leaving her in there while I get the water and stuff but now that he has his spurs and has "sized her up" a few times I just don't trust him.
That's all the reason you need. Eat him.

Thank you.

I didn't want anyone thinking I was cruel or anything.