Roosty is the patriarch of our farm. He arrived on our doorstep (Someone literally dropped him off while we weren't home!) many years ago. Our oldest, then just a toddler, took an immediate liking to him and carried him all over the place. I kept a close eye on them because roosters don't always make the best of pets, but Roosty was wonderful. And he's always been good to the hens, as well. A couple of times, during the last few years, I have made the mistake of suggesting that perhaps Roosty is getting past his prime and we should replace him with a younger breeding rooster. The boys won't hear of it! So, Roosty will stay for as long as he likes...
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I've never heard of people dropping roosters off on doorsteps,lol...Glad Roosty found a good home with you :)
Hello Crittoria !
Nice photo !
Do You live in a farm ???
HAHA, cant get rid of a pet. So he will have to disappear when the boys are at school.
So you wake up quite early on the morning, don't you? ;-))
Good ol Roosty.
Roosty is a lucky fella!
By the look on his face, Roosty understood your comments and does not agree. Better keep him around. :)
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