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  1. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    Hope he has a great life as well, with lots of company. IMHO, almost all, if not all males do not like people messing with their females. Some will tolerate it, for sure. Others, as in the case of Almanzo, not so much. Not saying you should only handle them when absolutely necessary, but...
  2. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    I see. Best of luck with Royal. His behaviour might change as he assumes the role of top male. I'd also like to mention that almost no male appreciates the keeper cuddling with his girls; how they react depends on the bird
  3. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    Sad to hear. What made you choose to rehome Almonzo? Who won the fight?
  4. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    There is no way to know for sure unless you try it
  5. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    Oh. Pardon me. In this case, you will only know once you get rid of him
  6. fluffycrow

    One rooster tried to spur the other! Does one need to go?!

    I would let them fight it out. Given their age, it is very, very unlikely to be lethal, it usually isn't anyways. The other boy attacking you is a matter of its own. Are you willing to handle a male that might possibly attack you again? If the answer is no, then give him away regardless...
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