Training rooster to fight or to run away

[shawluvsbirds]

Nope, its not mine, that's why I want my kroiler to fight for himself or to run away, I would not be available their for him, all the time, Their is also an Old English Game rooster, and he went swoosh, buck, kaack, leep and then goes in peace with him, but the Asil Rooster preferbly is the Germany here, who doesn't want peace with anybody :,-( .

So Who does this Asil rooster belong to?
Your neighbors, Or someone else that you live with?
Can the owner of that Rooster be asked to pen him up?

 

[badboyk1n9]

So Who does this Asil rooster belong to?
Your neighbors, Or someone else that you live with?
Can the owner of that Rooster be asked to pen him up?

It's not mine, but he's there for a long time, I don't think the owner will accept to pen him, nonetheless I managed to butcher that kroiler, thanks, btw <3

 

[badboyk1n9]

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Are you able to keep your rooster in a pen to keep him safe? That would probably be the best choice.

If you cannot completely pen him up, maybe you can at least make your rooster a place where he can eat and sleep and spend time, where the Aseel rooster won't see him. Out-of-sight could be on the other side of your house or behind a building or under a bush or something like that.

If your rooster tried to fight for himself, he might lose, and then he would be hurt or killed anyway (like his brother). Running away and then staying away would be safer for your rooster, but I don't know how to teach him that.

k bro <3

 

[K0k0shka]

It's not mine, but he's there for a long time, I don't think the owner will accept to pen him, nonetheless I managed to butcher that kroiler, thanks, btw <3

Whose property are the fights happening on? If somebody else's rooster is coming onto your property killing your birds, and the owner is unwilling to keep their animals on their own property, then I'd butcher the Asil and make myself a nice meal out of him. Letting your animals wander onto other people's property is unacceptable, especially when they go and kill the resident animals.

 

[3KillerBs]

Letting your animals wander onto other people's property is unacceptable, especially when they go and kill the resident animals.

This.

An animal's owner is 100% responsible to keep it on his own property and 100% responsible for any damage it does to another person or another person's property.

 

[NatJ]

An animal's owner is 100% responsible to keep it on his own property and 100% responsible for any damage it does to another person or another person's property.

Not everywhere in the world.

And trying to force someone else to pen up their rooster can be difficult (or sometimes impossible), even when the laws say it must be confined.

So depending on the laws and customs and enforcement where OP lives, keeping their own rooster penned might be the the only real option available.