I think they all can be docile if handled as chicks on up. They eat out of my hands, jumps up on my lap, and wants to come in the house. My grand children can pick them up easily.
Your run and coop looks good but must remember the rain and wind that you may get. We live in Arkansas so we put a 3 foot of tin around the hard wire on the bottom of our run. With a tin roof over our run even though they run free on our 1-acre yard. To keep the feed from getting wet we use...
My tractor coop and run are under a magnolia tree. We have plenty of shade for they free range during the day. Many places to get water, and a small fan in the coop for the night. Our temp. at 7 AM is 79 degrees with 96% humidity.
Close them in the coop for a day that is cool. Check for snakes they can get in anywhere. What do you have for flooring in o\your coop? mine prefers a mixture of cedar and pine with marigold, rosemary, and other herbs and flower petals.
Thank you for the great advice. I have seen many cases in the hospital with Histoplasmosis not just in their lungs but in their eyes and growing on the valves of their heart. This could mean long term Antibiotics along with Antifungal IV medications.