Cubalaya Spurless Genetics

[Alex_Zurago]

I heard Cubalayas are the only breed with no spurs, is this gene dominant or recessive?

 

[MysteryChicken]

They have Spurs. All the pictures I see of them, have spurs.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I know that leg feathering effects spurs often. Some will still have spurs, while others will lack spurs, but this has nothing to do with Cubalayas.

 

[NatJ]

I heard Cubalayas are the only breed with no spurs, is this gene dominant or recessive?

I've read that spurlessness is caused by a recessive gene.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I just read they have slower growing Spurs.
I'm see this with my 8 month old Sumatra cockerel, Demon who is growing 5 spurs per leg.

 

[Coops Dad]

I just read they have slower growing Spurs.
I'm see this with my 8 month old Sumatra cockerel, Demon who is growing 5 spurs per leg.

Please please please pics of this!

 

[MysteryChicken]

Please please please pics of this!

I'll have to get pictures of that later, but I have pictures of the Sumatra cockerel.

 

[Alex_Zurago]

I've read that spurlessness is caused by a recessive gene.

That's good, cuz then I won't have Recessive spurs popping up down the line in my breeding project

 

[Aapomp831]

I had a bantam cubalaya named Napoleon and his spurs were two inches long and curved. It was terrifying.

 

[Alex_Zurago]

I had a bantam cubalaya named Napoleon and his spurs were two inches long and curved. It was terrifying.

I've never heard of Cubalayas having spurs