Pullet or Cockerel?

[Quail_Guy]

This chicken is about 13-14 weeks of age. It has a playful and energetic personality.

 

[GodLovesU]

Do you know what breed it is?

 

[Quail_Guy]

Do you know what breed it is?

I am not sure. I believe it's a leghorn.

 

[GodLovesU]

A picture from the top may help.

 

[CoopBoots]

Photo is a little washed out so I can't discern level of redness in comb and wattles. Looking rooster-ish to me though. Do you have a photo where we can see the saddle area?

Edit: whether or not it is a Leghorn would dramatically impact my assessment. Based on what I'm seeing on Leghorns in this age range, this one seems underdeveloped for either sex...

 

[Quail_Guy]

Photo is a little washed out so I can't discern level of redness in comb and wattles. Looking rooster-ish to me though. Do you have a photo where we can see the saddle area?

Edit: whether or not it is a Leghorn would dramatically impact my assessment. Based on what I'm seeing on Leghorns in this age range, this one seems underdeveloped for either sex...

Will this help?

 

[CoopBoots]

Someone else will know better than me, but yes! Leghorns should have yellow legs and beak, so this is a mix of some kind (could still include Leghorn I think, but means the overall development may be on a different timeline). Also some red leakage in those wing feathers is also not right for a purebred, and the comb would be much much bigger at the stated age, I believe.

Those skinny, shiny feathers in the saddle area are making me more suspicious of a male. But I am not a resident expert so don't take me too seriously. I'll be awaiting further replies with you!

 

[HorseGirlAbby]

Definitely a cockerel, those are male saddle feathers coming in. He's not a Leghorn, he's got the wrong feather color, comb type, and leg color. I'm guessing he's a mix of some kind.