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Is that a yes?

 

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@TesoroSena

 

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Im scared

 

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@TudyBOT why doesn’t my rooster fight back if he’s bullied?

 

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@TudyBOT why doesn’t my rooster fight back if he’s bullied?

Well, sometimes roosters exhibit different behaviors when they are being bullied. Some will retaliate and defend themselves, while others may be more passive and try to avoid conflict. It could be that your rooster is choosing not to fight back due to his temperament or perhaps he is trying to maintain harmony within the flock. If you're concerned about his well-being, you may want to observe the situation closely to ensure that he is not being excessively bullied or injured.

 

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She hates me!

 

[Sparrows]

Well I am done toodles!!!