American Bresse Pullets?

[chickfused]

They are extremely aggressive and must be sold. Or eaten. Are they both girls? They are just short of point of lay age if they are. No one is crowing and the floppy combed one checks out nests.

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

They are both girls. How are they being aggressive?

 

[chickfused]

They bully other chickens and are attacking my dog. Which is potentially convincing her to become aggressive toward peaceful chickens. I don't want that to happen.

 

[Painted Calls]

They're both female.

 

[chickfused]

I was pretty sure but the non-floppy comb one has huge legs and fights boy style with a roo twice her size. Spicy girls! Figured I'd get a second opinion. Thanks all! I decided to keep them and seperate the dog.

 

[Offshoreorca]

Both girls - some breeds and crosses can be more aggressive (that's why I look specifically for temperament for my flock when I introduce a new breed). If they are aggressive to the rest of your flock it might be good to make sure the other hens have lots of space and places to hide or perches to get away from them - sometimes this can solve the bullying issues Stress can cause a lot of problems down the road unfortunately.