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Your reply is ambiguous. Taking it in one sense, we already have a thread covering that topic. Personally I find it distasteful.
In the sense of 'roosters,' from what I understand chickens are sentient, and actually pretty smart.
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Haha, nice one.
And no, they aren't very smart.
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Allow me to retort
"Chickens can also grasp other complex mental concepts. For instance, according to Evans, chickens are able to understand that objects still exist even after they are hidden or removed from view. This level of cognition is actually beyond the capacity of small human children.9 Researchers also recently reported that chickens “can anticipate the future and demonstrate self-control, something previously attributed only to humans and other primates.”10 Scientists made this discovery after they observed that when given the option between pecking a button and receiving a small food reward instantly or holding out for 22 seconds in order to receive a larger food reward, chickens in the study demonstrated self-control by holding out for the larger reward over 90 percent of the time."