Rooster as an alarm why not?

Indonesia

February 22, 2023 6:43pm CST

Hello guys good morning. How are you today? Have a nice day.

Now I will tell you about Rooster. In the past, when I lived in the village, apart from raising cats, I also raised several chickens, including roosters.

I using a Rooster as an alarm every day. I rarely wake up late because of the loud crow of a rooster. One day the rooster woke up late, we also overslept, but it is very rare because the rooster often crows every time.

Yeah, using Rooster an alarm why not? Especially for people who are used to turning off the alarm and then going back to sleep because they are still sleepy, the unstoppable sound of a rooster crow will be very helpful for them so they don't wake up late in the morning.

Using a rooster as an alarm, how do you think he's effective? Is there a chicken like this in your country? Do you raise roosters too? Lets discussing here. Thank you.

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13 responses

@DaddyEvil (147613)

• United States

23 Feb 23

Unless you live outside the city, you'd get fines if the rooster woke anybody else up before 6 am. Better to eat the roosters before they're old enough to start crowing.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

Oh in your country you get fined for the crow of a rooster?

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@DaddyEvil (147613)

• United States

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 If it wakes other people up before a certain time, you do.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@DaddyEvil In my place there is no such fine. We are free to keep whatever we like.

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Ifamous

@ifa225 (14459)

• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

You get fine if your rooster pup in your neighbor yard..

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Ifamous

@ifa225 (14459)

• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 Jakarta is a place to raise money

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@ifa225 Yes you are right. There are much money in Jakarta.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

In Jakarta I don't raise chickens, in the village this is common.

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@allknowing (145274)

• India

23 Feb 23

We had our pet rooster Gamma and he crowed throughout the day - no alarm whatsoever (lol)

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Always smiling

@allknowing (145274)

• India

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 Not our rooster (lol)

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@allknowing Ahaha, because the Rooster often crows without knowing the time.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

A rooster can replace an alarm, right?

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Anna

@LadyDuck (473955)

• Switzerland

23 Feb 23

I do not know if it is effective, but it is forbidden here because a rooster also annoys the neighbors and not only you.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (473955)

• Switzerland

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723

Here it is allowed only in areas where there are farms and not individual homes.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

But in my country that's okay, no problem.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@LadyDuck In my country that's allowed. At the very least, if jealous neighbors usually get him in trouble, according to the rules, there will never be a fine.

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99397)

• Atlanta, Georgia

23 Feb 23

We do have chickens and roosters, not where I live but further out in the country. We had chickens when I was a child and I remember the roosters crowing early in the mornings.

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99397)

• Atlanta, Georgia

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 I don't like to see anything in a cage.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

Yes, it's true, chickens are mostly kept in the village, because they need a large area so they can move freely. Even though it could have been put in a cage, I feel pity for the chickens that were put in the cage.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@RubyHawk Yes, I am also didn't like that.

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MasGion

@MasGion (1847)

• Malang, Indonesia

23 Feb 23

I love cockfighting competition

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MasGion

@MasGion (1847)

• Malang, Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 no, just see them fight....

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@MasGion

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

Have you ever won?

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joy

@MGjhaud (23237)

• Philippines

23 Feb 23

We live on a farm. I hear not only roosters but also cicadas, birds, baby chickens, and so much more, none of which bother me. It's our dogs who wake me up when they start barking for food in the morning.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

Wow, that's good. I am glad to hear it.

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (143847)

• Roseburg, Oregon

23 Feb 23

You can have chickens where I live but no roosters. They would wake up to many people that would get mad about that.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

I understand, in some place will be fined for making noise. But no in my country.

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solxee

@sol_cee (38216)

• Philippines

23 Feb 23

Reminds me of my father and his roosters. He’s into cockfighting so he has a lot of roosters perched around our house. When one started crowing, everyone followed and it was soooo freaking noisy

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solxee

@sol_cee (38216)

• Philippines

23 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723 it’s like they don’t stop crowing until everyone wakes up

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

@sol_cee

But when everyone wake up They still crowing too.

• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

I'm sorry to hear that. Yes, you're right, the roosters will shout at each other when their friends crow.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247166)

• United States

23 Feb 23

That's funny! We are not allowed to have roosters where we live. When I taught school, I needed an alarm clock that worked

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DianneN

@DianneN (247166)

• United States

24 Feb 23

@astutimeliana723

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• Indonesia

24 Feb 23

Yes I understand some places will be fined for making noise. Surely he doesn't want to lose just because the rooster crows that doesn't know the time.

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Icydoll

@Icydoll (36713)

• India

23 Feb 23

Nope i don't use rooster as alarm

, there used to be rooster in my neighbour house, it crows all the time whenever it wants lol not in the time that we want

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

Ahaha yes that's right, sometimes in the middle of the night I wake up and it turns out it's still 1 AM.

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Adie

@Adie04 (17358)

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23 Feb 23

That's good. That's a natural alarm too. For me, I would not need an alarm for now since I am sensitive and can wake up naturally and based on environment's noise.

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• Indonesia

23 Feb 23

I am glad to hear it.

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Subase

@Subase (88)

• Indonesia

14 Mar 23

Rooster as an alarm, but unfortunately I don't have a roooster, and nowadays people rarely have one, so what can I do, I use my smartphone as an alarm.

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