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LOL, I will hold on a while longer it is only about 2 and a half weeks old, but I will listen for that strangling soundWell, from what I can see of the comb, I would still guess it's a cockerel. To be safe if you really want a pullet, you should wait until you can tell for sure. Believe it or not cockerels start to crow at a VERY young age. It doesn't sound like a true crow, it sounds more like someone is strangling the poor little thing, but if you know what to listen for you may hear it crow at early as 6 wks or so.
I would bet money (small amount) that this is a cockerel. Sorry................I would still hang on for a little while before letting it go.
When I introduce new birds to an established flock and put them in a pen or some type of open crate so that the flock can get up close to her and she can interact with them while still being protected. Cochins are so docile that they can easily get picked on and stressed to the point of getting sick. Some people say to just let them work it out, but I don't have the heart to do that to them. Sometimes and not too infrequently they can even be killed by the flock.
That's a good idea but I don't have anything I can put her in.