So I got some white leghorns..

[Areolyn]

Hello, I have two new chickens, I'm a little new at it, but do have experience, plus my mom helps me a lot with it lol.

I have two little white Leghorns chicks, about 4 weeks old. But I suspect one to be a cockerel. I got em' at Tractor Supply but the guy didn't know jack except that they were "pullets" so now I'm just a bit worried of one being a roo. One has a taller comb than the other, and it also made this funny movement like it was trying to crow. Although I don't think they do that at this age, but who knows. She's a little dominant over the other, but I don't know if pullets do that too. And its not like I have a problem with having a rooster, but I really wanted just two hens for laying. Here's the best pics I could get of them.(They're in the cage for now, I'm trying to build the coop and they go inside at night.)

 

[WalkingOnSunshine]

Those look like females to me. White Leghorn cockerels are REALLY obvious, even as young as four weeks.

Edited because I took a photo for you! The white birds are all white Leghorns, six weeks old. The cockerel is clearly visible with his head up in the middle of the photo. As a point of interest, the other birds in the photo are all pullets with the exception of the very dark brick red bird in the background on the left; that is a Rhode Island Red (not a Production Red) cockerel. The red bird in the front is a ISA Brown pullet.

 

[enola]

Pullets, pretty little pullets

 

[WindStep]

AWWWW so cute!

 

[WindStep]

Also some chicks act dominant just because they think it is funny...

 

[Wyandottes7]

I think that you have two pullets.

 

[BantamLover21]

Both look like pullets to me.

 

[Areolyn]

Thanks guys! I'm not good at telling the difference lol so yay! Now gotta finish the coop!