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You have a lot of advice already, I would just add I introduced my own dogs to chickens and one in particular has a very high prey drive. He will chase and bark at anything that moves and kill anything slow enough, which has included pigeons and other birds over the years. But he's perfect with...

Also for curiosities sake here are my dogs, there's Manson wanting to sit in my workshop with me which he often does when it rains. Also the other dog he inexplicably thinks he has a chance at beating in a fight.

The bird in question is the one at the back (the darkest bird), I sold the other three. He looks a lot nicer in better light, most of his feathers shine green metallic.

They see each other through the run - he has a coop attached to a small run, but it's open during the day. I haven't kept any other breed so I don't know what is the norm, he definitely has a fighting spirit but it has only been focused on other non-chicken birds until now. He wasn't just trying...

They have been separated since the first attack, the rooster has the garden throughout the day and my dog gets out before and after he is locked away, plus walks. I let the larger dog out though, partly to keep foxes away because the reason my hens were killed was the fox got me off guard...

Thanks, I guess I will find out and hopefully it's a happy ending.

I wouldn't kill him but I could sell him easily, I have had several offers but I just really like the guy. I did consider this, but they have had weeks of being normal before the aggression started. He also makes a sound like a chainsaw underwater at the sight of a fox which he doesn't do with...

I have two dogs and one rooster and for the last year they have just ignored each other. Recently the rooster attacked my smaller dog (a staffie) and will now chase him if given the chance and I have to keep them separate. This is quite inconvenient as the rooster lives free range in my garden...