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These are some important behavioral patterns to remember when having roosters. And knowing what to do to prevent them from developing bad intentions to the flock owner. It's to keep you safe.

Don't let the silkie do that to you, when it happens walk away. He's try to dominate you. That's the start of aggressive behavior.

Generally he should behave like a rooster at 7 months but each birds vary, based on how many are in a flock.

The first picture is a young rooster. That breed is known to be a calm breed. Every chickens are individuals and don't necessarily have hormonal instinct, they need others in the flock to show them.

The picture is not a rooster.