He looks around four months or there abouts, am I right? One big thing you have going in your favor is EEs, and that's what he is, are super sweet and very much huggie bears. You know there's going to be a "however" or a "but", don't you?
He still hasn't been bombarded by his dreaded cockerel hormones yet. But very soon. It will be a lot like living with a pubescent thirteen year old. He will suddenly develop an attitude. It closely follows starting to have rooster flashy good looks and he will flaunt it. Like the previous poster warned, he will require discipline when he steps out of line. You'll know what that is when you see it. Do NOT accept any aggressive behavior from him no matter how harmless you may think it is. Undisciplined cockerels turn into problem roosters.
But the real good news is he's a breed that has a sweet temperament, so he won't require much discipline, and his "break-in" period may just require a few weeks and he'll have gotten the idea. There are lots of great rooster training tutorials if you use the BYC search.
Then by the time he's a year old, he'll begin mellowing out, and you may have yourself a "gentleman roo".
