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What kind of cockfighting head is beneficial in battle?

As for the head judgment of cockfighting, as the saying goes, it is reasonable for parrots with big heads and chickens with small heads, which can be used as a standard when choosing chickens, and should not be blindly copied. This statement is from the perspective that it is easy to rotate from the beginning and is conducive to reducing goals. In fact, the most critical problem of the head is not the size, but the bones that need to be adhered to. There are hard bones, especially the back of the head, and the bones are hard, so that they will not be stunned. (1) The cockfighting head is divided into forebrain and hindbrain. The part below the comb is called forebrain, also called forehead, and the part behind the comb is called hindbrain, also called hindbrain. 1. The forehead is wide and narrow, the wide forehead looks dignified, and the narrow forehead reveals the spirit of beauty. The remaining combat capability has nothing to do with it. Generally, the forehead is wide and protrudes from the brow bone, and the village eye is concave. On the contrary, a narrow forehead makes eyes stand out. Generally, foreign blood chickens have wider foreheads, while central plains cockfighting has narrower foreheads. 2. The formation of the back of the head and the back of the head is directly related to whether you can carry it (terminology, meaning fighting). Generally, animals, including humans, have weak links in the back of their brains, and so do cockfighting. Good cockfighting requires that the back bone should be thick, hard and strong, so as not to be knocked down by the impact of defying gravity. (also known as dizzy brain explosion) When checking the cockfighting, you can touch the back of the cockfighting head. If the bones are obviously sunken, it means that the bones in the back of the brain are thin and not resistant to blows, which is not suitable for feeding.