3 1/2 weeks old. Breed and gender?

[AngieDawn]

 

[Crazy Chicken Helen]

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Not sure, pullet? Gorgeous though

 

[AngieDawn]

One of the lowest of the pecking order for now so I’m thinking pullet but not sure what breed it is either

 

[Alexandra33]

Buff Brahma, and a little too early to be sure of gender.....though I'm currently leaning towards cute cockerel. (the comb looks a little pink, but maybe it's the lighting?)

 

[AngieDawn]

If it’s a cockerel it is the most mild mannered I’ve seen.
I’m pretty positive I have a barred rock roo and an Easter egger roo and a Jersey giant roo because they are always at it.
I never see this one participating in any shenanigans.

Just likes to chill

So I was hopeful as it’s like the wallflower of the bunch and is beginning to grow on me

 

[Alexandra33]

If it’s a cockerel it is the most mild mannered I’ve seen.
I’m pretty positive I have a barred rock roo and an Easter egger roo and a Jersey giant roo because they are always at it.
I never see this one participating in any shenanigans.

Just likes to chill

So I was hopeful as it’s like the wallflower of the bunch and is beginning to grow on me

Brahmas are known for being gentle, even cockerels. Mine was calm and sweet until hormones kicked in. That said, it's still a little early to know for sure.....could still be a pullet!

 

[AngieDawn]

This is my Easter egger roo (I think). It had a death wish because it actually tried to challenge the full grown hens

 

[Alexandra33]

This is my Easter egger roo (I think). It had a death wish because it actually tried to challenge the full grown hens

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What a cutie! If you would like, you could always post pictures for confirmation. They're still a little young yet for definitive answers, but guesses could be made. I've come to realize attitude isn't exclusive to cockerels.