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I see you are'nt on right now, but you are welcome Kenneth. I don't know everything myself, I'm still learnin, but I'm glad i can help on what i do know. You are going to love those Rhodies, great birds, I have three 16 month old hens and three chicks 13 weeks old.

By looking at the picture, it looks like she got it right on the others. I have all these breeds and they look exactly the same. The rooster has a single comb otherwise i would have said he was a dominique, but still a beautiful bird none the less. He must be a barred rock.

They are right, these girls are Red Sex Links ( Golden Comets, Red Stars )

This appears to be a Golden Comet ( Red Star, Red Sex Link, etc.) I've got eight of these and raised three from chicks. One of the parents is a New Hampshire or Rhode Island Red. I'm 99% sure of this.

The best thing to use is cat or dog nail clippers. Be sure you clip with the blade going away from their throat so you don't chip the beak at the end of the cut. Flush with bottom of lower beak. One stroke trim job. The dremel tool will work but i beleive it would buzzzzzzzz the...

This is actually a natural instinct for all breeds of chickens as well as fowl in general, even song birds. Unlike cats sharpening their claws, most fowl do this to clean their beaks and it gives the appearance of honing or sharpening their beaks which is false.