Help with sex please

[TooCheep]

I believe they are Dominique pullets.

Not sure about that, but possible. From what I've just read, it will be a lot clearer when they mature and the comb assumes their adult shape.

@Sophia V - You might want to read the comparison from Cackle Hatchery.

 

[Sophia V]

Not sure about that, but possible. From what I've just read, it will be a lot clearer when they mature and the comb assumes their adult shape.

@Sophia V - You might want to read the comparison from Cackle Hatchery.

I think I read the Dominiques have a "rosy" comb? Like a double comb

 

[Sophia V]

Looks like a pullet to me. Should be fine, but keep an eye on her. Pink comb, rounded saddle feathers and overall black/white ratio all look good.

Thanks. The photos are actually 3 different ones. Hard to get them to stay in one place. Lol. I was nervous, because our city code does not allow for roosters.

 

[Sophia V]

I believe they are Dominique pullets.

Thank you so much for responding. I was nervous because one was making a "honking" sound when I would come out. I know it is not a illness, because it is not all the time. I sat and listened to chicken sound videos yesterday to try and get an idea. It definitely is not a crow or anything like it. It is like a "husky" click. Lol

 

[Painted Calls]

Dominiques aren't "hybrids" but an actual breed with a SOP.

These aren't Doms. They're Barred Rock pullets as they have single combs. Doms have rose combs.

 

[TooCheep]

It is "rose" comb (Dominiques) vs "single" comb (Plymouth Barred Rocks). You might want to do a little reading on combs, just as a point of interest. Single combs are by far the most common in the various breeds.

As for the noise, it happens. You are just dealing with newbie questions/concerns. We were all there once.

 

[JedJackson]

Dominiques aren't "hybrids" but an actual breed with a SOP.

These aren't Doms. They're Barred Rock pullets as they have single combs. Doms have rose combs.

Agree with this post! They are barred rock pullets.

 

[Sophia V]

Thanks. The photos are actually 3 different ones. Hard to get them to stay in one place. Lol. I was nervous, because our city code does not allow for roosters.

I did post photos. Took me a while to figure out how to do it. And I screwed up posting them to initial post. Sorry. They are at between 11 -12 weeks old

Thank you so much for responding. I was nervous because one was making a "honking" sound when I would come out. I know it is not a illness, because it is not all the time. I sat and listened to chicken sound videos yesterday to try and get an idea. It definitely is not a crow or anything like it. It is like a "husky" click. Lol

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[TooCheep]

Thanks. The photos are actually 3 different ones. Hard to get them to stay in one place. Lol. I was nervous, because our city code does not allow for roosters.

I figured. I was going mostly based on the first picture which I assume is the one you are questioning and definitely looks pullet-ish.

 

[Sophia V]

Thank you so very much for the clarification.

Dominiques aren't "hybrids" but an actual breed with a SOP.

These aren't Doms. They're Barred Rock pullets as they have single combs. Doms have rose combs.