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Just wanted to share this handsome gentleman.
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Meet my charming little gentleman of a rooster! I’ve come across some pretty spine-chilling tales about aggressive roosters, and I can’t help but feel a wave of gratitude for my sweet little roo. He’s a delightful mix of Millie Fleur D'Uccle and White Cochin, and let me tell you, he’s a feathered gem! Not only is he a total sweetheart, but he’s also a dedicated gentleman who looks after his hens, helping them nest and forage without a hint of aggression. It’s a joy to watch him interact with his flock, bringing peace and harmony to our little chicken family. So, how’s your roo faring? Let’s share our chicken tales and celebrate these quirky, lovable creatures!
| | I read some horror stories about aggressive roosters and I just am so grateful for my little roo. He is a mix between Millie Fleur D'Uccle and White Cochin. He is good to his hens, helps them nest and forage, and isn't aggressive at all. How's your roo? [link] [comments] |
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