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Yes, I do see many similarities with the Langshans here: https://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGK/Langshan/BRKLangshan.html ...which has me leaning towards mostly Langshan as well.

I think you're definitely right about him being a great pet! My other boys are steady and not to be feared, but vigilant guardians of the flock and not about the neck scratching and don't even care to be held. I'm not sure what to think about George's unusual ways, but we're happy he's so...

That very well may be. And thank you! We adore him.

Thanks! He's the sweetest cockerel ever.

I go back and forth. I guess I may have a better idea when he is done growing.

I hope it does! I don't have any need for another big boy that needs his own coop, but I am too in love with this guy to part with him. I'm looking forward to seeing how he turns out.

They're a pearl cream color. The seller they came from says he is a langshan, but my other langshans from a local breeder are not as big and are somewhat different in stature. I adore George and don't mind if he's not SOP for any breed, but have been curious about what he actually is. :)

This is George, the gentle giant, and cockerel extraordinaire. He hatched 2-29 from an egg assortment that mentioned langshans and cochins, but I haven't been able to decide which he may be. Anyone know how I might differentiate? His tail is different from my black langshans and I have no...