sizzle, frizzle, and frazzle??? - Page 7

what would yall think about a frizzled looking d'uccle? do yall think it would be cruel to them with their feather feet?

Given that Silkies and Cochins, among the most popular of the Frizzles, are feathered, I think it would be great. But you'd have to keep them really clean.

I have actually seen them. Was going to purchase a Black Frizzle D'Uccle cockerel earlier this year but he was sold before I got the chance to. It would be very easy to create them. Just cross a Cochin frizzle over a D'Uccle and keep crossing the frizzled offspring back to D'Uccles to work on certain traits. Should have shawable birds after 3 generations.


~Casey

This is my tiny little 13 week old bantam White Rock frizzle, Hannah (aka. Fred - since I don't actually know if Freddie Frizzle is a boy or a girl )


Glad to have found this thread as this is my only frizzle (tossed in as a freebie with a bunch of olive egger hatching eggs) and my only bantam - although I just hatched a Silkie that might be good company for this little guy. I didn't think about the frizzle feathers not being as warm although I can see this little one seemed to have a little more trouble keeping warm. But this crazy little bird was the first one to take a tear through the snow yesterday!!!

I HAVE SOME ON MY PAGE FEATHERS GO IN THE WRONG WAY VERY FUNNY FUZZY LOOKING LOVING PETS

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Originally Posted by simone jone 

I HAVE SOME ON MY PAGE FEATHERS GO IN THE WRONG WAY VERY FUNNY FUZZY LOOKING LOVING PETS

Why are you screaming at us?  I breed Frizzles and Sizzles. I can't really see much in that picture given the cage fencing in the front.

Humm sorry.I WAS TRYING TO REACH OUT. I LOVE MY CHICKS. SORRY TO BUG U.

I LOVE HER. AT A GUESS I WOULD SAY HER.BUT THAT COULD BE WRONG I HAVE  ONE TOO.VERY CUTE CHICK

AND THE SORRY GOES TO A TRYSTON IF U SEE THE READ ?

screaming.SORRY