Dominant Male

PAPA B · November 24, 2015

OK so one of my birds is very dominant he is chasing the other birds away from food, also fighting over his spot like really fighting and winning everytime.So is this normal,also what is the best thing to manage this.finally is this also a good sign of a confident bird that will try even harder to get home.

Dooheed 5 · November 25, 2015

Aye its Normal Mate ! Every Loft in the Land will have one !! Nothing ye can really do ti manage it Really IMO ! jist a Peking order !! Nae sure if it will make him a best race doo in yer loft ?? They can be right F@ckers when they Want !! ATB

philg50 · November 25, 2015

Its like life there is always a bully shoving the others about but it will meet its match ,as for being a good racer i dont know.

kingziemckay · November 25, 2015

i have a cock the same in my loft,turns the place upside down at times,

but know matter what challange i throw at him,he is always first back

Dooheed 5 · November 25, 2015

Its like life there is always a bully shoving the others about but it will meet its match ,as for being a good racer i dont know.

Aye yer bang on its Like life arite ! Some COCKS are bigger than others !! :emoticon-0136-giggle:

philg50 · November 25, 2015

Aye yer bang on its Like life arite ! Some COCKS are bigger than others !!

Very true my friend .

Uphill Lofts · November 25, 2015

Its like life there is always a bully shoving the others about but it will meet its match ,as for being a good racer i dont know.

I have had the odd one that`s bullied and claimed boxes causing disruption and been glad when they have fallen by way-side ^_^ Strike me no brains more trouble than they are worth end up going to longest race to prove them selves. :lol: :lol: If come up trumps are forgiven. ^_^

Delboy · November 25, 2015

Tie his legs together with an elastic band and put him on the floor or in the box where he is claiming. He cant fight without his feet apart for balance and will feel very vulnerable.. The ultimate disgrace will happen to him when he is bullied and raped by the other cocks. Most birds will be very submissive after this but you get the odd one who needs it done a couple of times. Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. ps. Ive done this with very good racers , as long as you don't race them that week it shouldn't affect later performances.

ally mac · November 25, 2015

I had one that was a nightmare in a section last year. Locked him in his box for a week and fed him there, seemed to settle down after that.

geordie1234 · November 25, 2015

Tie his legs together with an elastic band and put him on the floor or in the box where he is claiming. He cant fight without his feet apart for balance and will feel very vulnerable.. The ultimate disgrace will happen to him when he is bullied and raped by the other cocks. Most birds will be very submissive after this but you get the odd one who needs it done a couple of times. Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. ps. Ive done this with very good racers , as long as you don't race them that week it shouldn't affect later performances.

Ouch poor doo lol