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Maybe he figured that out, too, and that's why you got them...

I honestly can't say how you'd know - my chickens have never been too cold. I would think they'd shiver like anything else. They may not be as active. When it's really cold here (In the teens and 20's below zero), my chickens tend to huddle in the coop more, instead of scratching around on the...

My opinion - they are chickens, not parrots. As Outpost JWB stated, they need to be where they can scratch and peck and do chickeny things. They need more room. Could be your rooster is getting aggressive because of the attention. There are many threads on here that start out with, "My sweet...