My little guys generally get along well, with an occasional tussle between Gunnar and Forrest. Gunnar bows to Bodie as do all the others. Bodie is a great flock leader, keeps good order, breaks up fights between hens and Gunnar and Forrest. If he's slow to intervene, usually, if I say "Bodie, make them stop!", he runs into the middle of it on command. Smart boy. And it's rare that Magnus gets into anything with anybody. They don't harass Mace too badly so far, but he's only making some preliminary grabs at the girls who are fully capable of taking care of themselves, it seems, from the missing tip on his comb. I remember that fight, had to pull him and Bee apart. She was teaching him a real lesson.
Gunnar is interested in the big Barred Rock girls that run with them during the day, but Bodie keeps telling him to leave them alone. He just flirts anyway. Those girls feel, as did my big Orpingtons about little Xander years ago, that the little roosters are not worthy of them. They roost in their respective pens at night so they're still not truly one group. I hope they will be one day. I have too many bantam Cochin boys in there, especially with Mace becoming mature. They are really good boys. Unlike the mature roosters, Mace doesn't like to be picked up, but he doesn't bite or anything. Iris does and she's stubborn. She's a little spitfire like Bee, who I think is her mother. They act just alike.
All in all, the bantam Cochins have been a real joy. The EE girls have been a royal pain. Except for ultra flighty Shelby, they're all sweet, but a bit nutso. Rayna, the brown and blue hen, is my favorite. She's larger bodied, calm and will come to me when I call her, lets me easily pick her up. Layla beats up on her all the time so there's a rivalry there. Layla looks so much like my late Gypsy, but she doesn't have the personality (which I never expected, of course). She's sweet, they all are, really, but they're not snuggle bugs like Gypsy was or for that matter, June was later in her life.