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It starts to change now. And is continuing to change until he is about a year - 1.5 years old. I don’t have any experience with adult roosters, only cockerels because I can’t keep them where I live unless I lock him up at night in a soundproof cage. @Shadrach wrote a few good articles about...

Info from a Belgium site (origin of the d’Uccle) . You can translate from Dutch to English with google or AI. https://www.kippen.be/ukkelse-baardkriel/

Yes, as soon as the roo starts to crow and becomes a teenager things will change. Sometimes its possible to have just one roo and one hen, but you sure need to keep an eye out when the comb of the girl is getting red and her body is preparing to lay. With many breeds its a no go for sure. But...