The 15 Best Types of Roosters for Your Flock

Today we decided to offer you a quick little countdown of the top 15 best types of roosters that you can purchase for your flock.
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Our picks:
15. Silkie Rooster
14. Sussex Rooster
13. Polish Rooster
12. Rhode Island Red Rooster
11. Sebright Rooster
10. Plymouth Rock Rooster
9. Java Rooster
8. Buff Orpington Rooster
7. Cochin Rooster
6. Faverolle Rooster
5. Langshan Rooster
4. Australorp Rooster
3. Welsummer Rooster
2. Barbu D’Uccle Rooster
1. Brahma Rooster
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[@benjamindever]

My rooster held off 2 pitbulls and saved my chickens but also survived. He is a Rhode Island red

[@rhondaskiles5740]

If you had your chickens in a pen you wouldn't have a problem with dogs

[@naumanahmadtariq8717]

Pitbulls must be in a good mood otherwise ..... 😅

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

​@@naumanahmadtariq8717um no you just don't screw with Rhode Island Reds Roosters they will also kill hawks

[@fortitudevalance8424]

Rooster alerted a fox which he fended off for 5 minutes or so until I was alerted and released the dogs which finished the fox off. Had to put the rooster down out of mercy as he was missing a foot. Thankfully his cum been frozen prior and now his grandsons take the mantle as well as on other farms. RIP KING (2008 - 2018), the sunrise is forever yours.

[@OddSocksQueen]

I’m surprised Marans roosters didn’t get a mention. We have a black copper maran rooster at work. He’s so gentle, leads his ladies around to food, waits until they’ve had a go before he has some, waits outside the coop when they’re laying etc. The only time I’ve seen him get feisty was when someone’s off lead dog tried to chase the hens and he soon saw to it. Feels bad we called him Hugh after Hugh Hefner 😅

[@dfcoinc]

I have had 3 Buff Orpington roosters, all were very aggressive.

[@mayaportland8805]

Don't get Jersey Giant roosters. I had several of them, one was attackingme when I was feeding them, and he never protected his ladies. We actually lost two chickens during his short reign (we made him soup) and I saw him hitting the chickens also, he was a bully. The best rooster we had was a silver wayandotte, who actually sacrificed himself for his ladies fighting a hawk to the death, poor thing. I still miss his loving behavior towards his ladies, he always called them towards him offered them worms and protecting them with his life. 😢

[@vladimirpopovic8136]

I had aggressive and large Australorp rooster. He was very bully to all birds, and when he attacked muscovy drake, muscovy drake beat the shit out of him. Since that fight, rooster was avoiding muscovy drake in large circle

[@Agronomag]

That's quite a story! Seems like the Australorp met his match. It's interesting how roosters establish their own pecking order.

[@petermcfelin5979]

do you mean ostop

[@Thunder7897]

hi great video,we got offered a white leghorn,but not sure about them,so will go for the welsumer,

[@abourgeois2]

I have a silver laced Brantam Cochin chick and I think she is a he roo! He’s the sweetest and I pray he isn’t mean bc I don’t want to get rid of him

[@petermcfelin5979]

what.. is it not spelt coaching?

[@ronkain8905]

The Cochin roosters get their feet feathers tangled

[@ronkain8905]

The Australorps are also mean not only to the hens but to others roosters as well

[@Agronomag]

Australorps can sometimes show aggressive behavior, not just towards hens but also towards other roosters. This can depend on various factors such as their environment, social hierarchy, and individual temperament.

[@dibershai6009]

The wellsummer rooster looks like a red junglefowl.

[@acousticboy9029]

I have had multiple faval roosters and they both were absolute nightmares to people and hens.

[@petermcfelin5979]

did you buy them on mars? its spelt faverolle. must have taken years to track 1 down

[@ronkain8905]

The Java roosters are hard to be found and they're practically wild, they won't stay around and they will roost on the trees

[@Agronomag]

Java roosters are indeed a rare find and have a wild streak, often choosing trees over coops for roosting. Their love for the high branches is a natural instinct for safety. Offering them secure and comfy spots might help keep them closer to home.

[@PondViewFarm888]

I have two roosters, bolth silkies one is a sweet heart but the other tries to kill me

[@ronkain8905]

The Plymouth Rock roosters are mean to their hens

[@dwaynesmith4695]

best for what exactly??? idk!

[@ronkain8905]

Sebright roosters are too small for big hens and expensive

[@ronkain8905]

Silkie roosters can't mate with big hens

[@superourico5551]

Literally?

[@ronkain8905]

The Buff Orpington roosters are too heavy

[@ronkain8905]

The Light Sussex roosters are also plain looking

[@rhondaskiles5740]

You don't have to have roosters to hsve eggs and keep your chickens in a fence burned in the ground clip thier wings so they can't fly and burn thier top beak back so they dont pull out each others feathers

[@caperica]

What a horrible thing to do……why would you do that. I love my chickens and want them to be able to get out of danger if they need to fly. Roosters need their beaks. To protect. And why. Would maim you’re hens? If your chickens are pulling out feathers of others, your doing something very wrong.

[@rhondaskiles5740]

@@caperica this the nature of chickens to pull.out ea mothers feathers that fence is for thier protection .

[@caperica]

Only if under stress, like crowed conditions. And burn their beaks? Seriously? I have have 15 chickens, none of them get attacked by the others. Mine are e in a large fenced area as well as their run and coop. I don’t know your circumstances, perhaps you have too many for the space you have. If they are bored or over crowed, is when picking happens. Left penned up like that and they have issues. Their natural instinct is to forage and hunt bugs. To burn back Their beaks hinders that ability. I feel sorry for chickens whos owners take drastic measures instead of learning Chicken behavior.

[@rhondaskiles5740]

@@caperica you keep tgem poorly in a fence with a coop for them to lay eggs in and a roof over it they don't need to flybifvyoucwantv5hem to fight abd pull each others feathers out also be it thats the purpose of taking the point off the beak it really don't hurt them

[@rhondaskiles5740]

@caperica you make them prone to creditors lea ing them loose you love your chickensprn themup you never seen a chicken ripped yo sherdsby a red fox I have

[@ronkain8905]

Rhode Island Reds are plain looking

[@ronkain8905]

The Langshahn roosters are nowhere to be found and bought

[@ronkain8905]

The Faverolle roosters are ugly