Could this be a Rooster

[barg]

This is my dominant chick. Its a dominique and is noticably larger then the others, it also seems more aggressive toward the others. They are all almost 2 weeks old .Is it possible this is a rooster? they are all supposed to be girls. Does the little pointy thing on its comb mean anything?

A pic of my other dominique

 

[SkeeredChicken]

I don't see anything significant in there. Maybe someone else does. But, it may take another few weeks to tell.

 

[silkiechicken]

Yeah, its too young to tell yet. Give it a month, if it is a he, you'll know then. She could be just a large she.

 

[Critter Crazy]

Hard to tell at this age. But there are hens that are dominant, so Give it time, and you will know.

 

[girlsnboys]

I am not really seeing much difference between them. When I started with my Dom's, one was bigger, bolder and the comb and wattles developed earlier (and RED) than the others. I swore it must be a roo. No, she was the first one to start laying and still the boldest but sweetest of the group. I'd wait and not jump to any conclusions yet.

 

[barg]

Ok thanks again for the info everyone.

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Yeah this one, which my wife has now named hazel, seems to be the boss of them so far but is also the first to come check me out when I go near their little tub.

 

[montverdechick]

If the legs start to turn black in the next few weeks, it's a female. If they stay yellow, it's a male.

 

[lillihen77]

[/IMG]Any idea what breed the yellow ones could be? I know they are mutts but the roo is a barred rock ,hens ...I have no idea...Craigslist chickens and two Americanas but they didn't give me any eggs to incubate ,so def no
Americana in them ....