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“ Others are minor faults which keeps it in the show but loses points.” Ah ok. What faults would be included in just loss of points?

Lol all that you described was beyond disqualified. I wouldn’t even feed that.

“Also to me DQs absolutely means its not the intended breed. I can see faults being included in breeds but not a DQ fault.” I respect your opinion on this but I’m assuming you don’t show cause DQ in the show world doesn’t mean it’s not the intended breed and I know a couple master breeders that...

Well a DQ could be 4 instead of 5 toes, pink pigment breakthrough on the skin of a paint silkie, split wings, low thin cushion or little crest, red instead of black to mulberry comb, single comb, etc. non of those DQs tho make it not purebred, just a generic fault that can and will pop up even...

No, not calling you liar and grayish skin was an example, not directed towards her chick. Your being sensitive so stopping.

If you look at the pics, you can see they are more green. I doubt you had 100% Black perfect skin in 30 years of breeding. I’m not trying to tell you your wrong, but that there could in fact be other options than what you think. I have breed silkies a long time and have bought from well know...

Actually it isn’t yellow skin and that is a pure silkie chick. It looks to be a buff and buffs tend to hatch with a greenish colored skin that darkens with age. Not saying they are all born with it but a lot of my buff chicks are and then darken. Give this baby time and don’t worry about the...