no rooster testosterone?

Recently I wrote and posted a video short showing our rooster, Andy, in his morning routine as he goes from his dog carrier in the garage to a dog crate outside. He's in the crate and carrier because he never stood up to our head rooster - the other two roosters made a cursory challenge to the head, then backed down, but Andy actually runs from the head rooster much like a hen runs away. In fact, one night, before we isolated him, he ran into the woods and ended up spending the night there because it got dark before we could find him. When I found him the next morning (he was crowing continuously) he willingly let me pick him up.

Also, he has a hen to keep him company, but he never tries to behave roosterly with her! Ever!

Could it be possible that he is different? I've heard of hens crowing, but this?

 

He has been crowing all the while. And he's been separated from the others for over a month. In fact, we gave him away and then went back and got him a week later because I missed him. But maybe you are right, he just hasn't settled in yet - when he gets his new coop finished, he'll have 3 hens!

 

He's 8 months old. I hope he is fertile - we have a lovely silver laced Polish hen and I think a mutt from them would be a pretty chicken. Here is a more recent photo of him.

 

Thanks! I do hope he becomes a bit more relaxed in his new coop. He is such a gently guy - I am hoping he passes on the temperment to any chicks. Now to purchase that incubator.....wonder if I made that second coop large enough.....