Roosters as Pets

A Care Guide for Pet Roosters. Rooster Breed General Info, Purchasing, Care, Cost, Keeping, Health, Supplies, Food, Breeding and More Included!

Throughout history and until today, roosters are always portrayed as a fowl who crows during the break of dawn. Although people’s concept of roosters are not exactly true, many people today especially those living in rural areas or farms are still relying on the rooster’s crows to wake them up each morning, and start the day right.

Aside from being a source of food and a crower, roosters in particular are also used in cockfights in some parts of the world, and the best part is that you can keep them as household pets! Show More

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A Care Guide For Pet Roosters

Rooster Introduction

This section will cover how you can introduce a new rooster to your existing flock of hens, and a flock with existing roosters. You need to make sure that the ratio of roosters within a flock (either with hens or with other roosters) is just right to avoid domination and aggressiveness. Obviously, if you don’t have an existing flock of chickens you won’t have any problem with this. However, if you do keep other animals like cats or dogs, you need to make sure that they have separate spaces, and that your roosters are housed in enclosures or coops that your household pets can’t access to avoid injuries and predation.

Rooster Introduction to a Flock of Hens

If you have an existing hen collection, and you wanted to introduce a rooster for the first time, you just need to isolate the rooster for about a month just like isolating a bird. You can place him in an open enclosure or fence where the hens can see him and meet him. After a day or two, you can release the rooster into your flock of hens. Make sure that you provide a substantial amount of food for your flock to avoid competition. Show More

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Roosters as Pets

A Care Guide for Pet Roosters. Rooster Breed General Info, Purchasing, Care, Cost, Keeping, Health, Supplies, Food, Breeding and More Included!

Throughout history and until today, roosters are always portrayed as a fowl who crows during the break of dawn. Although people’s concept of roosters are not exactly true, many people today especially those living in rural areas or farms are still relying on the rooster’s crows to wake them up each morning, and start the day right.

Aside from being a source of food and a crower, roosters in particular are also used in cockfights in some parts of the world, and the best part is that you can keep them as household pets!

This book will cover everything you need to know about how to raise roosters in your backyard or your farm, how you can keep a good poultry, the origin and history of roosters, and the basics of keeping roosters as pets!

Rooster Breed General Info, Purchasing, Care, Cost, Keeping, Health, Supplies, Food, Breeding and More Included!

Available at Amazon
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