Behaviors that point to cockerels

[Smolfarmcatlady]

My chicks are a week old tomorrow and are all supposed to be girls, but my blue laced red wyandotte is so bold and bossy and I'm afraid she might be a he. I know it's way to early to tell, but she/he will run out of their little warmth cave to see what's happening when I open their brooder (the others go under it until they see that it's fine) and if I take out another chick she/he will run up to it when I put it back (the others don't do this). She/he went chest to chest and stared in my sweet cream legbars face. Could this behavior just point to a bossy pullet?

 

[Blueeyez]

I wouldn't take behavior pointing to sex very seriously, I've had several chicks who's behavior had me convinced they'd be a cockerel and more times than not they've been a pullet.... Lol Just give it a couple weeks and they'll be easily sexed by looking at them, posting pictures of them on here makes it even easier if your not certain

 

[Frazzemrat1]

this is pecking order behavior... Especially since wyandottes tend to be the queens of the coop. As a breed, they tend to be bossy. Give it some time before you decide on gender.