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you might check on the Dorking facebook page https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/224639315913/- nanclapper
- Post #354
- Forum: Exhibition, Genetics, & Breeding to the SOP
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"Always trying to spread the Dorking love. " You are awesome Kimberly!! Nancy- nanclapper
- Post #345
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They are beautiful! Congratulations Kittie!!- nanclapper
- Post #344
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They're beautiful!! Nancy- nanclapper
- Post #293
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Quote: There is a Dorking Club USA facebook group is open to everyone to join and you might find someone there who has Silver Grey chicks https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/224639315913/ Also, I recently ordered Red Dorking chicks from Jim Hall...- nanclapper
- Post #251
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Yep, the APA would use Gray since that is the spelling primarily used in the US.- nanclapper
- Post #250
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Welcome! It can be hard to find exhibition quality, wishing you luck in your search. I started with my small flock of Silver Grey's 18 months ago and have really enjoyed them. Nancy- nanclapper
- Post #249
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Hi TheBanditQueen I had to laugh when I read your post about lurking, because I do the same thing! I also had the same question about "gray or grey" and apparently gray is used primarily in the US and grey is used in Great Britain and areas that UK english is used. Grey is used in proper nouns...- nanclapper
- Post #230
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