Did I end up with a meat bird?

[JessRenee]

Newbie here, and probably overthinking things. I keep seeing people accidentally get meat birds with their layers and it’s making me slightly suspicious of one.
This chick is roughly 2 weeks old and is one of my bigger chicks (15 total) but I have other breeds who are just as big. Is this a Cornish cross?

 

[nuthatched]

Meat birds tend to be round, I don't think it's one.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Doesn't look like one to me.

 

[Yard Farmer]

I agree with the others. Maybe a Leghorn?

 

[BarnyardChaos]

Nope, it's not. Cornish Cross at two weeks would be much, much bigger already. They grow so fast that feather coverage can't keep up, so they always seem to have bald spots on the breast, shoulders and hips. Legs would be spaced farther apart, and they'd be shorter and stumpier. Stance would be a bit more horizontal due to the weight and width of the breast.
Here are some good examples of 2-week-old Cornish Cross:

 

[BarnyardChaos]

And this one - these two chicks are 10 days old. Buff Orpington on the left, Cornish Cross on the right:

 

[Sophia Pincheon]

Can you keep Cornish Crosses as pets I have one and I don't want to eat her. Will she have a good life?

 

[Isadora]

Can you keep Cornish Crosses as pets I have one and I don't want to eat her. Will she have a good life?

You could give her a decent life if you were careful about her food intake and made sure she had adequate exercise. But it would still likely be a short life because they are not meant for longevity.

 

[Sophia Pincheon]

You could give her a decent life if you were careful about her food intake and made sure she had adequate exercise. But it would still likely be a short life because they are not meant for longevity.

Ok thank you