Can anyone guess this chick's breed?

[TheNewFeathers]

We got this chick from a "breeders choice" lot and I'm wondering if anyone has any guesses on what she could be?

She's very fluffy, seems to have a dual colored coat (gray close to her body, yellow on top), and has fuzzy feet.

I adore her, we named her Snugs. I'm just curious what she might be.

 

[Rose the Legbar]

It’s a brahma of some sort! She seems to be a buff brahma.
For a second I thought it was possibly a millie fleur d’uccle however there is no beard present in the chick and the chick looks too big to be a banty breed.
Photo of a buff brahma I found online.

 

[Finnie]

No comb yet, they're only a couple days old.

They are born with their comb. Sometimes it’s very small and you need to part the down in order to see it. Single combs are usually easier to see than pea combs, so I suspect that hers is pea. If you can identify the comb, you can rule out all the breeds that don’t match comb-wise.

 

[TheNewFeathers]

They are born with their comb. Sometimes it’s very small and you need to part the down in order to see it. Single combs are usually easier to see than pea combs, so I suspect that hers is pea. If you can identify the comb, you can rule out all the breeds that don’t match comb-wise.

Oh! I didn't know that! Thank you! I'm still fairly new to chicken world, so I appreciate the education.

 

[Saveria]

Oh, they're for sure an amazing breed!!! We just have a small backyard flock with city limits so we just are hoping for better layers!

Yeah, brahmas remind me more of pet chickens, but they live and stay healthy for longer. Mine are only 3, so I can't say for sure, but I have heard they keep up with consistent laying for more years than the heavy layers do.

My dark brahama is broody, so I was bringing her out this morning so she would eat, drink, and bathe, and I couldn't help but give her a little hug. She is just so precious, the sweetest chicken I've ever met.

 

[Finnie]

Does it have a pea comb? I was thinking it looked like a buff Brahma

 

[TheNewFeathers]

To me it looks like a Millie Fleur d'Uccle chick, but you'll know for sure once its feathered out more.

WHAT?! I would die.

 

[Rose the Legbar]

Not a wyandotte as they don’t have feathered feet. I think it may be a Dark Brahma? I can’t see the comb very well though.

 

[TheNewFeathers]

They are born with their comb. Sometimes it’s very small and you need to part the down in order to see it. Single combs are usually easier to see than pea combs, so I suspect that hers is pea. If you can identify the comb, you can rule out all the breeds that don’t match comb-wise.

It looks like she has a pea comb!

 

[Galaxy_rules]

To me it looks like a Millie Fleur d'Uccle chick, but you'll know for sure once its feathered out more.

looks like a buff brahama