How To Deal With A Loud Rooster

[@petervissers3790]

I got extremely lucky. I live in the middle of the residential area in my small town. Looked at the ordinances and it said nothing about keeping chickens or cockerel. My granddaughter and I hatched out some eggs and ended up with 4 pullets and 3 cockerel. We went around to the neighbors and asked them if they were bothered by the chickens (and gave them some eggs) most said they never heard them unless they were outside. Others said they liked listening to them. There are 3 other families in town that have poultry as well. Gotta love 4H communities.

[@thehappychickencoop6460]

You're blessed! Lol not everyone is that nice

[@TheInsultInvestor]

SHUT YOUR DAMN ROOSTER UP

[@PastorIhaza]

You lucked out.... Our neighbor have one we can hear non-stop through A/C, with windows closed, and TV on.... I hope to buy a pitbull puppy to bark everytime the rooster sounds off. Waiting to get privacy fence put up. Getting free eggs don't help with falling asleep. Very inconsiderate. I'll let you know how the pitbull puppy works out. He'll have company to talk with.🤞🏾

[@randymcfarland6250]

@@PastorIhaza Do not get a such a beautiful breed such as a pit bull just to turn it into a stereotypical version of that breed. That’s very inconsiderate of you. Just speak with your neighbor. The dog deserves a better owner than you.

[@PastorIhaza]

@@randymcfarland6250 Turn it to what? I'm not a thug, so wouldn't know like you know. And I wonder how you can determine whether the dog deserves better than me 🤨. I've already owned the breed before... 2 beauties. And was quite close to my other neighbors pitbull. It's funny how your ignorant comment exposed your own stereotyping. Shame on you. I won't speak to the neighbors about a rooster they know crows all day. When they hear my dog bark all day at the rooster crowing, neither of us will say anything. That's how good neighbors develop. Fantastic neighbors don't allow their rooster to crow all day, nor dog bark all day. Good news, saw a Coywolf in the yard. He left his sent in their yard. I wonder why? Probably heard the rooster crowing. Funny, the rooster did crow while the Coywolf roamed the yard.😜

[@laurag1816]

I have a Belgian D’Uccle rooster and he wears a no crow collar (which doesn’t eliminate the crow, just dulls it down) and he sleeps in his box at night. No complaints so far. He didn’t like the collar to start but it doesn’t seem to bother him anymore. Recently moved to residential area with no other roosters and we rarely hear him now. I also give the neighbors free eggs which probably works in the flocks favour 😂

[@bryanpez2177]

Thankfully our neighbors are chill with our rooster crowing or at least no one’s complaint I live in what most people would call the hood so a lot of sketchy activities go on but long as I mind my business they mind theirs 🤝🏽

[@bryanpez2177]

Also I give them eggs every chance I get extra

[@LeoTheYuty]

I used a no-crow collar twice with two roosters, worked well enough for neighbors that liked the sound of roosters but clearly didn't want super loud crowing, but not well enough to completely hide a rooster if your neighbors aren't a fan. Still hoping to eventually hatch a mute rooster one day (I heard it's happened before).

[@posttenebraslux7571]

Despite being a dog person. I dare say dogs are noisier than roosters/birds. If a city bans people from owning chickens/ roosters, then it should ban people from owning dogs as well. Otherwise it is a vicious form of discrimination, as dogs not only bark excessively, they bite and hurt people, attack and kill other animals, and kill grass and plants on people's yards. All people should be respected "equally" and allowed to own their desired domesticated animals other than the 2 boring options of useless cats and dogs. Especially the heritage endangered breeds of ducks, chickens, and geese who used to be kept on people's yards for emotional wellbeing and to sustainably feed their families.

[@femmefataleartemis]

Agreed completely! My neighbor's little dog is so loud I can hear it from closed doors, one floor away. The neighbor refuses to train it properly too.

[@kwaynr1301]

Don't agree, a dog can be trained.

[@elisabethbednarczyk2139]

We have a dog and roosters. The dogs bark is no where near the volume of some of my roosters which are loud and plain even 200 meters away. Our dog will stop barking when told. You can’t stop a rooster by training but the collars help.

[@somnaventu_s2475]

I had a loud rooster that survived from a weasel attack, his tail feathers were plucked off by the weasel. He did not crow until the feathers grew back, it was through this traumatic experience that muted him for a month

[@haley2668]

I'm not sure about spraying them with water, but my late rooster only ever crowed at 6ish in tye morn. I always followed with food at that time and he always shut up after he was fed. A few times when he was young I'd push the time before it was 6 and then feed him. Could be coincidence but he eventually only crowd around that time.

[@JamesZ1025]

Roosters are so damn annoying! Imagine every time your rooster crows, I set off my car alarm. That would be very annoying wouldn’t it?

[@lizxu322]

The malay rooster makes a very quiet and short crow. Sounds like a hen

[@captainmorgan2307]

My hens crow usually in the mornings. As soon as I hear it I run outside and chase the perpetrator around the yard for a few minutes. This makes them very uncomfortable and is the only way I've found to decrease the crowing. I also say "Don't make noise" or "No noise" everytime they crow, so they hear a verbal cue relating to their behavior. When I chase them I repeat the line. If I don't know who made the noise I wait for them to repeat and immediately chase the one. From hearing crowing every day to once a week, I think this type of positive punishment has worked. (I'm in behavioral psychology)

[@AKlover]

No-crow collars cut down the volume of and distance the crowing can carry.

[@karolespencer]

Our buff Orpington rooster is fairly quiet. He crows around 6 am, and then a couple times throughout the day. Nothing too crazy. We had a blue Andalusian rooster that came out and crowd at 3 am non stop until the buff Orpington came outside and quieted him. Needless to say we didn’t keep the Andalusian.

[@elsiebert2273]

The Andalusian had to go, one way or another. Speaking as the neighbor, if I ever caught it on my property, I would have dispatched with it straight away.

[@TheInsultInvestor]

SHUT IT UP

[@TodayFreedom]

Our rooster sounds like a bomb going off and I’ve grown to hate him because the neighbours now loathe us. He goes off every 20-30 minutes and it’s absolutely defeaning. It’s our fault and he’s getting rehomed. It wasn’t my decision to buy him and I entirely agree with the neighbours. Don’t do this to people if you live in close proximity to others; other people have the right to enjoy their homes in peace.

[@Sealust50]

Wish you could tell my selfish, inconsiderate nextdoor neighbor what you just said. She has two roosters that crow very loudly within about 300 feet of my bedroom window. I have to stuff ear wax into my ears so deeply that my ear drums actually hurt.

[@Growbrojay]

My friends Rooster crows all day long from sun up to about 11pm at night then it'll finally go to sleep. It literally never shuts up lol.

[@thehappychickencoop6460]

😅 I can see it being uncomfortable to go over to your friend and tell them that you would like something done about it. That friendship is now over after that lmao

[@thejwb1]

Should pay them a visit with a rooster collar. Would be worth every penny. I HATE the things so bad.

[@elsiebert2273]

Get rid of it

[@elsiebert2273]

It is unneighborly to have a rooster crowing all day and night. Where is the consideration on their part???

[@TheInsultInvestor]

KILL

[@otpyrcralphpierre1742]

I am Very fortunate. I have a Lavender Orpington rooster, and his crow sounds low and almost like he has a sore throat. He only crows after sunrise, and only for about 30 minutes or so. I can hear the roosters down the block crowing almost till noon, and they start Well before sunrise.

[@wiseoldowl123]

One that was not mentioned the crow collars is your rooster will try and get it off and they can suffocate when they try to get them off.

[@thehappychickencoop6460]

Good point, I haven't heard of that happening before but I definitely sounds possible! Thank you for sharing!

[@wiseoldowl123]

@@thehappychickencoop6460 they will work, if you train the rooster to wear them. Leaving them on for a few minutes a day till they get use to it. If you just put it on and walk away they will try and get it off and can suffocate

[@philliplarson8005]

I didn't have a rooster, but only one chicken when i was young. She was never a problem until after laying her egg, she would come outside and crow like a rooster. Had to get rid of her because of that. One neighbor was the reason.

[@rmick66]

One nasty, spiteful neighbor is all it takes. We have had police, Animal Control, the Board of Health and Zoning all come out for our few quiet hens because of one jerk. If the person would have just come to us directly there would have been no problems, we’re not unfriendly. At least we weren’t until the BS started.

[@posttenebraslux7571]

Can you get a no bark collar for loud, constantly barking dogs? My cock is an orpington, it doesn't crow much, it only crows late morning.

[@FactsSolver]

It's weird that there are people who don't like the crowing sound of a rooster. There was a time when I was waiting to listen to the crow of my rooster just like a month ago.

[@courtw3231]

The Velcro!!! But make fitting from Velcro straps for the roaster…

[@Steam152-g6b]

hour rooster doesnt stay at home anyway. Its too busy running after some chicks the entire day and comes back in the evening. My problem is that its not eating that much on its own at all

[@StevenHargis-up9hk]

What happened to the link for the free book?

[@DundonAcoff]

How do you make the chicken crow quickly?

[@xTighNaBein]

my neighbour has a rooster which makes noise all night long, it is really starting to affect my sleep.

[@thecompassionsquad]

where does a person pick up the collar u displayed on this video

[@TheInsultInvestor]

DO YOU THINK YOU COULD DO THIS VIDEO AGAIN WITH NO ROOSTERS?

[@Iwaswillow]

That's all absolutely useless to know unless you own the rooster.

[@tthomson1006]

Seramas are not quite. I have 2 roosters. They start at 5am at times.

[@moreofnooruddin]

Im suffering as well

[@omshomestead]

What about the neck collar ?

[@its_lucky252]

mine just screams 3 times a minute for 30 minutes at a time, won't shut up

[@lorrainerussell6049]

We have roo in our coop that wakes the neighbors.

[@thejwb1]

How about chopping part of their tongue off?

[@Zonniezonnie_A]

Process the roosters lol

[@lindabollea9175]

Low cage is fine as long as there no food . Mine. Couldn’t swallow and died

[@Thatgurl6663]

I have Americana rooster and he doesn’t stop1

[@Zeahappy]

Man. I think i gotta let my roosters go😪

[@NolleyTheodore]

I have 3 roosters

[@sammyparrott2457]

ONLINE IS PRONOUNCED ONLINE, NOT NO DAMN awnline

[@BonnieBurns-yb9ml]

Become their father.

[@BonnieBurns-yb9ml]

Here boy

[@austinjohnson4890]

you just spent 2 minutes telling me reasons why a rooster crowing is annoying... Not necessary! nor is showing a decapitated bird. This is why you have over 10% thumbs down, the video is called "How To Deal With A Loud Rooster" not "15 reasons a loud rooster is annoying"

[@mariatorres9789]

Yikes! Just let them crow, that's their job, and it protects the flock!

[@DJsChickens129]

Yeah thats what im thinking 👍.. your right

[@TheInsultInvestor]

no! I need SLEEP or I DIE. SHUT IT UP

[@TheInsultInvestor]

you're* go back to school @@DJsChickens129

[@TheInsultInvestor]

Oh geee, a guy named DJsChickens takes up for chickens gee I wonder why @@DJsChickens129

[@behindthewoodshed3042]

The video comments are for people who have roosters where their crowing is a problem. The title of the video is "NO MORE CROWING" What do you mean "yikes, just let them crow"?! We clicked on this because that's not an option!! Sheesh!

[@akbananachucker2441]

You forgot surgery.

[@matthewpetersen4417]

I'm sorry I have a sebright rooster and that sucker will crow through a concrete basement floor

[@theescofield]

Just take them KFC

[@thomasg4324]

*I got a "window break alarm", and took the guts out of it.* I then made a micro linear actuator that pulls on brocolli rubber bands around my roosters' necks when they crow. So when they crow, they get choked. The only downside is I have to change the batteries every 4-5 months or so. *It has conditioned my roosters into short calls, which is nothing by comparison.* Be warned though....one of my roosters became aloof, and refused to eat after getting his collar. He died in a cornerbehind my shed.

[@love4mykids03]

You’re horrible

[@rafendosim543]

nonsense

[@raymondpetrovits2336]

The BS you have to suffer through just to get to the subject. Blah blah blah.

[@shahzadadil774]

All bla bla and you didn't show any usefull method