
…admitted to the American Standard of Perfection in 1874. The Dominique, however, is the older of the two. The Dominique, in fact, was used in the development of the barred…
Continue Reading…admitted to the American Standard of Perfection in 1874. The Dominique, however, is the older of the two. The Dominique, in fact, was used in the development of the barred…
Continue Reading…By 1950 the Dominique chicken was thought to be extinct and revived again in 1970’s. The Dominique chicken is often confused with the Barred Rock chicken which has a straight…
Continue ReadingA miniature size of the Dominique Standard chicken breed and recognized by the American Poultry Standard of Perfection in 1960. The Dominique Bantam chicken has a docile and calm disposition…
Continue Reading…with the Dominique chicken breed. The Barred Rock has a single comb (straight comb) and has more of a straight pattern in the barred feathers. The Dominique chicken has a…
Continue Reading…Rocks” which is a short name for the Barred Plymouth Rock chicken. Some people confuse the Barred Rock chicken with the Dominique chicken breed. The Barred Rock has a single…
Continue Reading…Fleur or Porcelain d’Uccle; Rhode Island Red; Dominique; Buff Orpington; Barred Rock; Black Breasted Red or Wheatan Cubalaya; White Faced Black Spanish; Blue; Splash or Black Rosecomb; and others as…
Continue Reading…Rock, Dominique, Japanese, Old English, Phoenix, Rhode Island Red, Rosecomb, Sebright and Wyandotte. We will give you the best assortment as possible based on what hatched. “Sorry we do not…
Continue ReadingHatchery Choice Pure Breed 1 day old female bantams (90% sexing guarantee). May or may not be assorted. Breeds can include: Buff Brahma, Dominique, Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red, Crele…
Continue ReadingHatchery Choice Pure Breed 1 day old pullet bantams (90% sexing guarantee). May or may not be assorted. Breeds can include: Buff Brahma, Dominique, Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red, Crele…
Continue Reading…at the rear, as is characteristic of Wyandottes, or may terminate in a spike, as is characteristic of all other rose-comb breeds, which include Ancona, Bearded d’Anvers, Dominique, Dorking, Hamburg,…
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