Pros: they are white , fluffy , good at laying eggs ,seem freindly .... this is my opinion
Cons: they can be noisy , cost money , need to be taken care of :)
Pros: calm, good pet, can forage, not flighty
Cons: not exactly pretty when its feathering out
Pros: runs, calm, forages, not as messy
Cons: I've heard they aren't very winter hardy
“ If i was allowed to own a huge flock ancona ducks would be my choice they are so friendly, but they get a bit shy if they are with a big flock of waterfowl. i enjoy them so much! ” --kelseysfowl
“ seem like a good breed, if i had the room i would probably raise a batch of them they seem like they would be a good 4h starter show bird...considering i dont see many of this breed in my class ... that breed looks like a reserve champion waiting to happen ” --cowgirlHH
Blue Khaki Campbells are a color variation of the popular Khaki Campbell. They are brown and light blueish gray. They are a very rare coloration.
“ these ducks are great to have. i bought them when they were 2 months old. the only problem i've ever had is that they ate all my cat's food. but that was only because my chickens would eat their food ” --marvun22
“ These Call Ducks are a good duck breed. They are tame, but the drakes can have a mean streak in them if not handled much. These ducks don't need much space, and they get along with chickens and other birds quite well. However, the hens can be loud, so I wouldn't recommend having a hen with picky neighbors close by. Also they are messy, which is a trait I've noticed in my Call Ducks. ” --TheCrazyClucker
Dark Campbells are a color variation of the popular Khaki Campbell. They are a dark, almost chocolate color. Unfortunately, the Dark Campbell coloration did not find favor after the second world war and declined to almost critical levels. Today, there are very few Dark Campbells left. Dark Campbells are usually used for showing. Mr. H.R.S. Humphreys developed the Dark Campbell color for sex...
The Dendermonde is an Archaic landrace from Belgium, and is believed to have sired all the other North European Landraces (Swedish, Shetland, Huttegem, Termonde, Pomeranian, and Danish)
