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Upright stance, huge bright pink three row pea comb, and patchy gray (usually male) coloring. There is a huge 600+ page thread about telling EEs gender due to coloration, comb, etc. Here is the link, its got a lot of great info...

My parents rooster is people aggressive but he has never attacked the dogs, they have a 50lb dalmation and a 15lb maltese. They've had this rooster for 5 years now.

In my experience, roosters do not come on command as well as hens, but if you use a little bit of a scratch you can get them where they need to go.

I politely suggest the very opposite if you are going to keep a roo. Do NOT make him a pet or feed him out of your hand, I suggest taking a very hands off approach starting immediately if you plan on keeping him or finding a home for him that doesn't mean an immediate stew pot. EVERY SINGLE...

I would agree that it is a cockeral.