Sunday, July 22, 2012

Rooster Dance


You might remember this rooster from a post last winter.
He loved me then and he loves me still.
Today he danced a jig for me.
He is quite good don't you think?  All that head and hip action?
It was at least 100F out and he never broke a sweat.
I love that he loves me.
Do you think we should go to therapy as a couple?

14 comments:

Sandra said...

maybe he is showing off because he feels bad because all the hens are bigger than he is??? love it, never seen a Rooster Rock. HA HA

TexWisGirl said...

a handsome and talented fellow! :)

Lori Skoog said...

Actually, I'm quite sure he is doing a rain dance so some water will come out of that hose!

Nancy J said...

Love the dance with music. His feathers are so colourful, guess he thinks he " Rules The Roost". And with that dance, so he should. Cheers, Jean

Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...

He even has feathers flying! Love that he stopped when the hen walked over... Too funny:@)

Jocelyn said...

Oh Michaele,

If you truly love one another, then there's no greater thing in the world-even across species.
Wishing you the most happiness in your life together. :) :)

He's a cutie, that one.

Charlotte said...

I think he suffers from little rooster syndrome. He is very cute. I wish I had a nice rooster. Mine chases females.

Chatty Crone said...

Oh gosh I loved it then and I love it now. sandie

Annette said...

He's very handsome but I think the hens think he is crazy -- they are walking around, panting, and he is dancing away. But then, men are a bit strange sometimes.

Jill said...

That is a hoot! I would swear he was hearing the music and keeping perfect
time! With love like that, I don't think you need therapy. ;)

Randy said...

Boy I would love that much energy on a Monday morning.

rkbsnana said...

Not many can say a rooster danced for them

Candy C. said...

I always love your videos!! What a guy dancing just for you! :)

Sheeps and Peeps Farm said...

Oh my! We sure love a good Chicken Dance. Took everything we had to not jump up and join in.