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EmmaRainboe
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I know. I would die for a lavender cuckoo like that.
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I know. I would die for a lavender cuckoo like that.
Where'd it go?? Someone must have robbed him of his floof, poor thingBut this is just a hatchery lavender (not cuckoo)
Not a single feather of FLOOF on this thing.
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Get 'em.AYO AYO BUFFS ARE SUPERIOR if anything we need a Cochin hate page![]()
That is why I get all my English orpington including (buff) from this amazing breeder their so big and poofy and very broody. She also sells (lavender) (Isabelle cuckoo) (splash) (black) (crele) (mauve) (white) . She is the best private breeder amazing in what she does. I had a very broody lavender orpington who was broody on her first year 3x and this year broody 1x but still a lot specifically for being 2 years old.My complaints about Buff Orpingtons:
- Solid Buff is UGLY. Not just on Orps. But on all breeds in general.
- I HATE when people call their Buff Orps “buffs“ “buffies” “buff” “Buffy” etc... Orpingtons aren’t the only breeds that come in buff you know.
- I HATE HATE HATE. When people are looking for breed recommendation and people say “Buff Orpingtons” why not just say “Orpington?” The color doesn’t change the breed you know.
- The common hatchery Orps have ZERO fluff. Orpingtons are suppose to be a fluffy breed but instead you get skinny non fluffy things that look like this
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WE STAN ORPS NOT COCHINS BC COCHINS ARE EWWW LIKE THEY ARE TOO BUFF AND THEY WHY FEATHERED FEET LIKE NOGet 'em.
Still gorgeous though!But this is just a hatchery lavender (not cuckoo)
Not a single feather of FLOOF on this thing.
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Yes, I suppose. But does NOT deserve the name “Orpington”Still gorgeous though!