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I'm very interested in adding some dorkings to my small flock. My success with some of the large online hatcheries has been varied when I've purchased other breeds, so I would like to find a reputable breeder to get chicks or hatching eggs. Does anyone have suggestions for where to start looking?
Thanks so much!
https://livestockconservancy.org/index.php/heritage/internal/dorking
I think that only the White, Silver Gray and Red are recognized in the USA for colors. There is a color genetics thread if you are interested in what will happen if you cross colors, they could tell you. Enjoy your birds!
I've got a question. I have some SG Dorking hens that I gave my buddy because I had extra. Low and behold, this spring something got in my coop and killed every Dorking I owned. My question is: could I breed a SG standard hen to a silver duckwing old English bantam cock? And ultimately through a few generations of fine tuning, make my own line of silver gray Dorking bantams? Would I be on the right track by starting here?
isn't that most likely how they were created? Surely from breeding smallest of the small over generations works, but Dorking traits are dominant, you can't tell me they weren't crossed with a bantam at some pointCan't sell them as dorking then. Because they are not. Bantam dorking already exist.