The belief that some roosters are predisposed to aggression solely due to having large testes is misleading. Research shows that a wide range of environmental factors, including behavior, diet, weight, living space, position within the flock, and access to hens, significantly influence testicular size beyond their genetic baseline. While aggressive behavior often correlates with environmental conditions that promote higher testicular growth, large testicular size should ultimately be viewed as an effect of those environmental conditions, rather than a direct cause of aggression.
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How To Train an Aggressive Rooster
When it comes to proper training and handling, it seems like roosters get the short end of the stick. Between a set of instincts to protect their hens and enough decency to not maim their human handlers, it’s a tough line to walk for a lowly bird. What’s a flock owner to do? Fear not! Continue reading to get the inside scoop on training an aggressive rooster.
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