Breeding!!

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So this is not really an emergency but I didn’t know which category to put it in. Anyways, i have a rooster who is almost a year old. He was born in November along with the rest of my 5 older hens. Thats my biggest “flock” so far because the rest of the chickens that i have are no younger than 3 months old and no older than 6 months. I have 4 silkies (among those only 1 rooster) that are about to be 6 months old but i think they are a bit too small…. They’ve been so small for so long and im starting to think that they are gonna stay that small… so i wanted to ask: today i saw my big naked neck rooster mating with the little silkie hen, she squatted for him and ive seen my silkie rooster mate with her as well so i know that she is ready and mature. But my question is, is the size difference from the rooster compared to the silkie hen too big?? I have some pictures that I caught while the big rooster and the little silkie were mating. *by the way, ALL silkies are the same size except the silkie rooster who is slightly bigger and another silkie hen who is slightly smaller* Anyways here are the pictures! (I added some pictures of ALL the silkies so you know how small they are, and also of the silkie rooster)
 

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It could hurt their backs and legs to be stood on by a roo that big, it keep them separated personally.
Well the thing is that the rooster wasn’t actually on top of her, he was resting his legs on the floor and not on her back
 

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