Orphingtons? Cockeral or Pullet?

[TN Chicken Chick]

Hi! I am a new chicken owner and loving my new chicks who are now 12-13 weeks old. I was told they are English Orphingtons, but haven’t been able to find a specific breed of Orphington they look like. Either way, I think they are beautiful... though I may be a bit partial Any ideas on breed? I’ve got my suspicions but super curious if you all think I’ve got pullets or cockerels?

First 2 images are chicken 1
Second 2 images are chicken 2

 

[The Happster]

Mille Fleur Cochins? @Overo Mare
One boy, one girl.
My internet won't load the photos properly.

 

[JadeFarms]

Looks like a speckled Sussex pair.

 

[The Happster]

Ohhh I thought the feet were floofy.
My bad. Photos finally loaded.
Cochins on the brain.

 

[Owenp_2]

Hi! I am a new chicken owner and loving my new chicks who are now 12-13 weeks old. I was told they are English Orphingtons, but haven’t been able to find a specific breed of Orphington they look like. Either way, I think they are beautiful... though I may be a bit partial Any ideas on breed? I’ve got my suspicions but super curious if you all think I’ve got pullets or cockerels?

First 2 images are chicken 1
Second 2 images are chicken 2

Probably Cochins (the ones more developed) and I don't think those are Orpingtons my guess is speckled Sussex pair

 

[TN Chicken Chick]

Probably Cochins (the ones more developed) and I don't think those are Orpingtons my guess is speckled Sussex pair

It’s probably hard to tell in the picture, but no feathery feet on either of these 2. Not sure if that makes a difference?

 

[TN Chicken Chick]

The one that looks like a roo does have some irredescent blue in the feathering

 

[featheredplanets]

I think it’s possible they could be jubilee Orps. They look more Orpy than Sussexy to me, just putting my opinion out there...

 

[chrissynemetz]

Are they supposed to be english jubilee orpingtons perhaps?

 

[Owenp_2]

It’s probably hard to tell in the picture, but no feathery feet on either of these 2. Not sure if that makes a difference?

Yes, actually an interesting fact is that chickens with feathered feet are the same breed as the ones without. The difference id that the feathered feet make a French type. The same goes for Marans.