Jubior Pington
Chirping
- Oct 24, 2023
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https://vimeo.com/877992030?share=copy
Hi, all! I'm new here, so if this is posted in the wrong spot or it has already been discussed, I apologize.
The roo in the video is Stanley. I have had him for about two weeks. He's very sweet to me, but doesn't like to be messed with much. He was dumped, so we don't know how old he is, but I'd guess about 7 or 8 months. Our girls are about 13-15 weeks old. I have had them since they were chicks. When I first got Stanley, I kept him on our porch for about a week in quarantine. Then, I made an addition to the girls' coop and put him in it, with hardware mesh between them. They've been together without the hardware mesh for about a week and a half now. Stanley chases them randomly, and doesn't like to share food. As shown in the video, he will randomly chase them back toward the coop as well. At bedtime, he pecks the girls off the favorite roost pole. Is this normal? Or a lost cause? Any advice is more than welcomed!!
Hi, all! I'm new here, so if this is posted in the wrong spot or it has already been discussed, I apologize.
The roo in the video is Stanley. I have had him for about two weeks. He's very sweet to me, but doesn't like to be messed with much. He was dumped, so we don't know how old he is, but I'd guess about 7 or 8 months. Our girls are about 13-15 weeks old. I have had them since they were chicks. When I first got Stanley, I kept him on our porch for about a week in quarantine. Then, I made an addition to the girls' coop and put him in it, with hardware mesh between them. They've been together without the hardware mesh for about a week and a half now. Stanley chases them randomly, and doesn't like to share food. As shown in the video, he will randomly chase them back toward the coop as well. At bedtime, he pecks the girls off the favorite roost pole. Is this normal? Or a lost cause? Any advice is more than welcomed!!