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I would be interested to see what published standard you are quoting as the "German/European" standard. I don't find a German poultry association on the internet.
Both the French and the British poultry breed standards call for Crevecoeurs to have white earlobes.
Edited to add, the American Standard for Polish does indeed call for V-combs. Perhaps the standard you are quoting addresses the V-comb for Polish in a different way. I am not familiar with a "Paduaner" breed.
Both the French and the British poultry breed standards call for Crevecoeurs to have white earlobes.
Edited to add, the American Standard for Polish does indeed call for V-combs. Perhaps the standard you are quoting addresses the V-comb for Polish in a different way. I am not familiar with a "Paduaner" breed.
Hello there. Info from Europe: The European / german Standard does NOT call for any kind of earlobes Color. "We" determined that for the earlobes the Color is frivolous because it is hidden and not seen anyway.
If your Polish correspond to the german "Paduaner" then they are quite close to the Crevecoeur. But the Crevecoeur are bigger, heavier, lay some more eggs, the Crests are a bit smaler and the most obvious thing is that the Paduaner / Polish are missing the V-comb of the Crevecoeur.
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