I have a 4 week old buff orphington that I was told was a pullet. Her comb is getting pinker by the day. I really hope she’s not a roo, she’s my most friendly chick! Can anyone tell?
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That comb is big for 4 weeks. It is most likely a boy. The boys tend to be the friendliest. Sorry.I have a 4 week old buff orphington that I was told was a pullet. Her comb is getting pinker by the day. I really hope she’s not a roo, she’s my most friendly chick! Can anyone tell?
I don’t know what they are supposed to look like at this age. Do those look like wattles?Are there wattles too?
I see pink there. Looks like it to me.I don’t know what they are supposed to look like at this age. Do those look like wattles?
I can’t keep a roo in my neighborhoodIt's a boy, if you can keep it, stop treating it like a pet, pretty much ignore it or it will likely get mean.
I hope you can find a home for him.I can’t keep a roo in my neighborhood