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I have an easter egger chick that is about 5 weeks old that seems to be sneezing and is breathing a little weirdly She doesn't seem to have a bad odor or anything though. Is this something I should be concerned about? If it is, is there a treatment or something for it?

Well it seems to have more feathers than mine does. Also looks like it has a smaller comb. I would say pullet. Just comparing to mine though. Hope yours is a pullet

Well, I think she is a he now

Those look great!

You know, all you guys are saying that you wish to be that good but don't think you will. That is not the kind of attitude that makes you improve. Everyone can improve, you just have to practice and try. It does take time to become better, you don't get better overnight so just be patient and...

Lol and yeah mine has non-existing tail feathers or I just can't see it but it's growing feathers on its back and its breast.

Yeah I was planning on keeping it until I was absolutely sure it was a roo.

Darn I was afraid of that. Our area doesn't allow roosters so I'll probably have to sell him or something And I was hoping it was a pullet...

I have one Buff Orpington chick that I got from the feed store around 3 weeks ago that I am thinking might be a roo, but I can't tell It has a bit of red in its comb and is not very feathered out than I thought it would be. Opinions please? Sorry it was a bit hard to get a...

Maybe if you try drawing him again, he'll turn out more like you imagined

That's cool Yeah, when you haven't drawn something in a while, it can be hard to get back into drawing them again.

Well I'm not very familiar with the Hobbit, but I guess I could give some suggestions. What I would do is maybe draw the legs a slight bit longer, just my preference though, I don't think its necessary. And I would draw the muzzle as well. The eyes is what I think might be what doesn't look...

Well this is a portrait drawing that I did in my sketchbook Not entirely done yet though.

Can I join this thread?

Yeah I probably should have been more specific. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if it's a roo or pullet.. Thanks for all your input guys :)