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You are in Croatia, so not sure if standards where you are would be different. But having 2 different combs on M/F isn’t going to get a consistent offspring. Were you wanting pure naked necks? Do you raise chickens for meat, for eggs, for selling chicks?

Well, it has Naked Neck in its genetics, or is all Naked Neck. I looked up Naked Neck in the APA breed book for Standard of Perfection. APA is American Poultry Association. There are European versions of standards as well, and they can differ from the American standards. According to the...

Ok. Males usually have bigger combs, so they would have bigger floppy combs than a female of the same breed. Yes, your pic is certainly not of a Leghorn, I was using that as an example. Your question was about combs. Nothing is wrong with a floppy comb. How old is your bird, and what breed?

Some birds are like that -they have floppy combs. Both the white Leghorns and now the brown Leghorns that my neighbor has, all have floppy single combs and they are girls.