My chicken doesn't crow...?

There is a possiblity that you have two females. I had four females, but one was the dominant one and she grew a much larger comb than the other three and we accidently thought she was a male.

Hens generally begin laying between 6-9 months depending on their breed. Most average is about 8 months though.

Roosters may begin to crow anywhere from 3-7 months. It all just depends on the rooster and the breed. Most of my roosters began crowing at about 6 months.

Based on your description, you might have a pearl white leghorn. It is the most common pure white chicken. They are wonderful layers yeilding almost one egg every single day. They are wonderful little creatures and quite intelligent. Their combs tend to grow large, so if you have frigid winters, you might want to put a little layer of petroleum jelly on them to help prevent frostbite.

Best of luck to you!

Chickens Cluck. Roosters Crow.

it is possible you have two hens, some breeds hens have large combs and waddles making them look like males.give it another on the eggs.

It may be too young!!!