Great duck
Pros: right size, could be meat or egg bird, looks like a mallard, cant fly
Its not as fat and slow as a pekin, but its not frail either. I want a mallard but I don't want a flying bird. The rouen is great for that.
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Rouen
Rated #9 in Ducks
Adorable
Pros: They are adorable and friendly
Cons: Are so noisy
They are so adorable, cute and friendly but they don´t be quiet
I LOVE my Rouens :)
Pros: friendly, loving, entertaining, adorable, curious
Cons: occasionally get spooked, lack a lot of "duck instinct'
I freakin' love my Rouens.
After raising Mallards for ten years, I was skeptical to raise another breed. I got these fellas this spring and it has been such a joy to watch them grow. They are nearing two months old and although I was hoping for a girl, it's quite obvious by their feathering and voices that they are both boys.
Their names are Duke and Prince. They are so amazingly sweet, still following me around and nuzzling me when I walk in their pen. They trust me and love attention. With my mallards, I always had to run to catch them, but Duke and Prince seem to adore my company. Which works for me.
I'm glad that I chose a different breed, because the differences still amaze me. Rouens, compared to mallards, seem to have a little less instinct, but they are still young. I guess I just can't quite understand why they occasionally eat newspaper -_____-
With that said, I hope that Duke and Prince will continue to live a happy, ducky life.
Rouen ducks are one of the best
Pros: Very Quiet and friendly also large so they cant fly far
they are very cute 
Rouen
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| Breed Colors/Varieties | Drake-green head, white collars, a deep claret breast, blue speculum feathers. Hen-brown with greenish black or brown penciling. |
| Breed Size | Large Fowl |
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