Brabanters and Spitzhaubens--The Differences PIC HEAVY!

[EweSheep]

Im very impressed with Carla's OK Spitzhaubens.......she does not sell too often on here and hopefully she didn't get out of them totally. She has some real nice ones!

 

[hallerlake]

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I'm really impressed, too.

 

[stoneunhenged]

These are recently imported bloodlines for Germany that hopefully will make their way into the spitz gene pool in the US. This should provide some additional genetic diversity. (And some new color varieties.)

 

[Carolynspeeps]

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NICE!

 

[EweSheep]

What colors are you importing?

 

[hallerlake]

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Have you ever thought about importing this chicken? ml The grandfather of Brabanters, Sultans, Spitzhaubens, and other crested breeds?

http://www.komovdvor.spb.ru/kurirus/pavl.ht

 

[hallerlake]

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Be still my beating heart.

 

[momma-hen]

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I need me some of those!

 

[momma-hen]

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Have you ever thought about importing this chicken? ml The grandfather of Brabanters, Sultans, Spitzhaubens, and other crested breeds?

http://www.komovdvor.spb.ru/kurirus/pavl.ht

I get an error

 

[stoneunhenged]

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Have you ever thought about importing this chicken? ml The grandfather of Brabanters, Sultans, Spitzhaubens, and other crested breeds?

http://www.komovdvor.spb.ru/kurirus/pavl.ht

The link doesn't work for me. We have imported Pavlovskaya hens from Russia. Some experts believe they are the foundational breed that contributed to many of the more modern crested breeds.