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I totally agree with reforming them all. Get a cockerel later, if you really want one... after your girls are full grown and can put him in his place young. Train him on manners.

I'd play it by ear, if you really want to keep him. Just watch him carefully. Walk through him, never around him. Make him move for you. If he shows the slightest aggression, get rid of him. If you do have kids, you can defend yourself... they can't.

Honestly, I would. Do as you like, but be prepared for the one you to keep to change in personality. If you have children that can be dangerous if he sees people as a threat.

the barred one is a Dominique, the gray and rust is probably an EE and the last one is a Columbian something. What type of come? if rose, then she's a Columbian Wyandotte.

its just as likely that he's the dominant one, that he's established his dominance young, and maybe he's flogged the other two when you weren't around to see. eta: also.... if you keep him and lose the other two, he may decide that once that threat to his dominance is gone, that you're the...

Keep in mind that if you keep the 'timid' or nice one... once the other two are gone, his personality could change because the flock dynamic has changed. In all reality, if your not planning on breeding you really don't need a cockerel/rooster at all.

I see three cockerels... in the last pic its all but the white. She's your only pullet.