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Is my inlaws rooster a hen?
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Is your in-laws' rooster actually a hen in disguise? Meet Adrian, the feisty little fella who's been causing a ruckus by chasing everyone (including the dog) around the yard! But wait—his lack of a tail has left you scratching your head. Could this quirky bird be Adriana instead? Let’s dive into the feathered mystery and uncover the truth about this cluck-tastic conundrum! Get ready for some egg-citing insights that will leave you giggling and pondering the true identity of your in-laws' feathered friend!
My in-laws got this rooster gifted to them a couple months ago, the little guy is somewhere between 2-3 months old. He has the typical rooster trait of chasing people and the dog around, but his lack of tail confuses me. Could Adrian possibly actually be Adriana?
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