Sex and Breed Please

[cassieAsh]

This is Ming Ming. I've had her/him since the very beginning of June. She was a pale yellow but has gotten darker progressively. Ming is one of 3, all a few days apart in age, but is a third of the size of the others. Ming doesn't make a sound at all ever which made me think it's a male but the feathers and size have me confused. I have no clue of the breed any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Ming is almost 4 months old and I mentioned hasn't made a noise that I've heard. Once when our dog approached I thought Ming made a little chirp noise.

 

[sourland]

She looks like a Muscovy to me.

 

[cassieAsh]

She looks like a Muscovy to me.

And it looks like a female to you?

 

[The Moonshiner]

She looks like a Muscovy to me.

To me too.
No idea on sex. Too young for me to tell.

 

[Jenbirdee]

Muscovy ducks are considered a heavy weight duck. However, they size up slower than other heavy weights like the Pekins. It can take 4-6 months to get them to a useful harvest weight and more than 8 months to achieve mature size.

 

[cheezenkwackers]

Muscovy don’t quack and the females are much smaller than the males.