What breed is he?

[KarateHorse]

Thank you

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with donrae

 

[KarateHorse]

I don't know what he is but I think he's beautiful!

Thanks he is pretty but he is getting aggressive so we might have to get rid of him.

 

[henny1129]

Thanks he is pretty but he is getting aggressive so we might have to get rid of him.

It might not be worth keeping an aggressive rooster. :/

 

[KarateHorse]

It might not be worth keeping an aggressive rooster. :/

Yeah he used to be so friendly but then just started atacking.

 

[junebuggena]

More likely that you just misinterpreted his early warning signs as cute and funny.

 

[KarateHorse]

More likely that you just misinterpreted his early warning signs as cute and funny.

His son is already showing signs of aggression. Have you ever had a very young cockeral show sign of aggression? He is only the size of my foot and will fluff his feathers at me.

 

[junebuggena]

Yep. Got one out in the coop right now, 8 weeks old, that tries charging me and pecks my feet. He's dinner just as soon as he's big enough. There are other signs though, like wing dipping, dancing, crowing non-stop in your presence, and not getting out of your way. A lot of newbies see these behaviors as cute or friendly, but the reality is that they are the tip of the iceberg that you are a collision course with.

 

[KarateHorse]

Yep. Got one out in the coop right now, 8 weeks old, that tries charging me and pecks my feet. He's dinner just as soon as he's big enough. There are other signs though, like wing dipping, dancing, crowing non-stop in your presence, and not getting out of your way. A lot of newbies see these behaviors as cute or friendly, but the reality is that they are the tip of the iceberg that you are a collision course with.

He did dance and crow for us occasionally what is wing dipping?