Breed sex and age please

[staceymw]

Sex,age and breed please

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

They look to be about a week old and they look to be White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks. We can determine the gender when they turn around six weeks old

 

[staceymw]

They look to be about a week old and they look to be White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks. We can determine the gender when they turn around six weeks old

Thank you. I will post again
When older.

Im just concerned because one look a lot different than the other one

 

[BantamLover21]

They look to be about a week old and they look to be White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks. We can determine the gender when they turn around six weeks old

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[Michael OShay]

They look to be about a week old and they look to be White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks. We can determine the gender when they turn around six weeks old

I agree.

 

[staceymw]

I agree.

Updated pictures

 

[staceymw]

I agree.

 

[staceymw]

I agree.

Updated pictures

 

[Michael OShay]

Updated pictures

I don't see anything screaming cockerel, so I'm thinking pullets at this point. I'm leaning toward White Leghorns on the breed, however they are still too young to determine for certain whether they are White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks as this point. A definitive determination on which breed may not be possible until their earlobe color is established. If they develop white earlobes they are White Leghorns. If they develop red earlobes they are White Rocks.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I don't see anything screaming cockerel, so I'm thinking pullets at this point. I'm leaning toward White Leghorns on the breed, however they are still too young to determine for certain whether they are White Leghorns or White Plymouth Rocks as this point. A definitive determination on which breed may not be possible until their earlobe color is established. If they develop white earlobes they are White Leghorns. If they develop red earlobes they are White Rocks.

I agree and you can look at the body type. Leghorns are thin and light like yours and White Plymouth Rocks are much stockier and heavier