Can anyone let me know what breed of chicken this is Please! :)

[backinthecoop45]

No one on this small farm seems to know what breed these are because they received them as an unknown assortment. But if they lay the colored eggs then I would like them so I was hoping someone here can let me know what breed of chicken this is before I purchase them & add them to my flock Please! Thank you in advance for your suggestions & help.

 

[Gray Farms]

Top pic is a Partridge Cochin cockerel "no eggs". Bottom pic is a Silver Gray Dorking pullet "white eggs".

 

[backinthecoop45]

Woohoo! Thank you very much!

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

The top one won't be laying any eggs at all. He's a cockerel.

I agree with Gray Farms on the breeds. I believe Dorkings lay white eggs.

 

[backinthecoop45]

Wait. Don't the Silver Gray Dorkings have 5 toes instead of 4 and have red ears & lay white eggs. I also heard that they are a rare breed.

 

[backinthecoop45]

This Dorking doesn't have 5 toes or red ears.

 

[backinthecoop45]

Could it be a Blue Laced Red Wyandotte?

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Can we have a better picture? Yes, Dorkings have five toes and red ear lobes, and if she doesn't, then she isn't Dorking. She isn't a BLRW either.

 

[Gray Farms]

She does have 5 toes, you can clearly see it in the pictures. Also the color matches perfectly.

 

[donrae]

Agree on the breeds. You can see the five toes on the right foot of the Dorking. I'm not sure they're fantastic layers, so if egg production is high on your list you may want to skip her and look for a more production oriented breed. And definitely skip the first guy, no eggs from him ever.