Dominique Thread!

[kbishop33]

My two dominicker girls are 4 weeks old today. They are so much friendlier and trusting than my sebrights and previous red sex-links. The one in the picture, Star, is very aggressive for attention. She jumped on my head all by herself!

 

[Cooptopia]

My two dominicker girls are 4 weeks old today. They are so much friendlier and trusting than my sebrights and previous red sex-links. The one in the picture, Star, is very aggressive for attention. She jumped on my head all by herself!

They love the interaction for sure

 

[kbishop33]

Ha that's awesome!

 

[OldBiddie33]

Subscribing. I have a couple of 4 week old dominicker pullets(I hope).

 

[Shawneegyrl]

from Florida.

I see a little girl there in the back I think. That little one in the front, may not be. How old are they?

 

[OldBiddie33]

4 weeks. The neighborhood will not be happy if not girls lol! Of course I have 3 pullet seabrights and the dominant one tries to crow every morning. Oh well!!

 

[Shawneegyrl]

Yeah, don't panic yet. I am not an expert by any means.

I have heard of those girls trying to keep up with the big boys!

I cannot have a rooster, so I constantly watch the foreheads on my chicks.

Had GLW that kept me really nervous for a while. At 6 months she does not crow and squatted once recently so I feel a lot better.

 

[write2caroline]

This is a picture of my grandmother somewhere in the state of Washington near 1919'ish and I have been told these chickens are dominiques by other people on this forum so I ordered 3 to see if they are anything like these beautiful chickens. My Grandmother is no longer around to ask. My mom found the photo in a box.

So what can you tell me about Dominiques? I am curious to learn about them. All I know is that they are a heritage type of chicken.
Caroline

 

[OldBiddie33]

So far, my dominickers are my friendliest chicks. Compared to the seabright Bantams I have otherwise, anyway!

 

[centrarchid]

This is a picture of my grandmother somewhere in the state of Washington near 1919'ish and I have been told these chickens are dominiques by other people on this forum so I ordered 3 to see if they are anything like these beautiful chickens. My Grandmother is no longer around to ask. My mom found the photo in a box.

So what can you tell me about Dominiques? I am curious to learn about them. All I know is that they are a heritage type of chicken.
Caroline

Based on barring pattern I think they are dominiques.