Same breed, different sex?

[pmoore]

I have two white wyandottes, I absolutely adore both of them. Both are 7 weeks old. They are both have some significant differences as far as size, feather growth, and tail shape but their comb/wattle development seems to be around the same. I'm hoping for a male and female pair! The obviously bigger one is "Sweetie", named by my four-year-old. Originally thought this was a female, but it displays a lot of signs of dominance and seems to be pretty high up in the pecking order- it doesn't get picked on much. The smaller one is ''Nugget", very curious and not shy at all. It is much smaller than the other, got it's feathers much later.
Opinions? Do I have a pair? Two hens? Two roos??
Thank you in advance!

This is Nugget-

Here is Sweetie-

Nugget on the left, Sweetie on the right-

Here is Nugget-

This is Sweetie- (mid poop I think!)

Here is Nugget, showing off per usual.

 

[Valhalla Acres]

To me they look like two hens. If I can not tell gender than I look for sex feathers. Sex feathers are sharp feathers on the saddle of a rooster. Very pretty birds I wish you look with your wyandottes. My sister has two silver laced wyandotte hens.

 

[JedJackson]

How old are they? I believe both are cockerels, but it depends on age.

 

[pmoore]

How old are they? I believe both are cockerels, but it depends on age.

They are both 7 weeks! Sorry, added it into the post!

 

[pmoore]

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To me they look like two hens. If I can not tell gender than I look for sex feathers. Sex feathers are sharp feathers on the saddle of a rooster. Very pretty birds I wish you look with your wyandottes. My sister has two silver laced wyandotte hens.

I love them so far! Hoping they are both hens or I have a pair so that I can keep them both!

 

[JedJackson]

They are both 7 weeks! Sorry, added it into the post!

Then it's very likely they are cockerels. Not 100%, but pretty likely. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

 

[drumstick diva]

x 2

 

[Gray Farms]

Both cockerels