Reviews by Chikees123

I have an Andalusian x Pekin, named Kelly, who I got from the same breeder that Sally came from. I got
her three days ago, the same time I got Sally (Faverolles). She hasn't started laying
eggs yet as she is still adjusting to her new environment. Kelly sticks
near Sally, who I think is her best friend. The breeder said she
lays blue and green eggs, so I am excited about that.
There is one con. She is shy. But I am not really
worried about that.

I recommend this breed for show and collecting!

Chikees123

I have two of these and a couple of crosses.
Puff and Fluff are broody often, but they are
docile, they lay lots of eggs and they are very cute!
I highly recommend buying this breed
of chook if you have children. Bearded
or not, they're wonderful!

My Faverolles hen, Sally, has lots of pros.

Firstly, she is kind and docile. She lets me come near unlike other chooks
I have and have had and I pick her up and she's not very worried.. at all!
Her personality is calm and easygoing all the time.

Well, this is my third day I have had her. She hasn't laid any eggs yet
because she is adjusting to the new environment. But the previous
owner says she lays large white eggs, so I cannot wait to cook
one! Also, the egg rate is good, about four a week
I think? Well, that's not too bad.

She is not a bantam, this girl is purebred and standard size. She is
sometimes heavy to hold, but I am not really worried about that.
The good thing is that she's a standard, so that means she will
lay large, white eggs. So this is half and half.

And one more extra pro, a Faverolles is cute.

So, Faverolles is highly recommended for show and eggs. Might
be too heavy for handling for little kids, but worth breeding and
keeping!