I didn't know there was a Dominique thread! I love my Doms. 

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Decades ago beginning of the last century there actually were pure white Dominiques. How or why they've become strictly cuckoo patterned today I don't know other than maybe it was a breeder preference for perfecting a true breed for show standards? I'm not a breeder. Just happen to really love my Doms more for their good temperament in a backyard flock. My vet's staff loves to come pet our Dom whenever she's in their office. A really sweet old 6-yr-old girl !!!Would it be ok to create new varieties of Dominiques? Like a White, BBS, Crele, Lavender, BBR, and others? Or do Dominiques have to be strictly barred? WHat breeds would you be able to use to achieve this? I was thinking of using a Plymouth Rock to introduce the colors.
She's so precious.Decades ago beginning of the last century there actually were pure white Dominiques. How or why they've become strictly cuckoo patterned today I don't know other than maybe it was a breeder preference for perfecting a true breed for show standards? I'm not a breeder. Just happen to really love my Doms more for their good temperament in a backyard flock. My vet's staff loves to come pet our Dom whenever she's in their office. A really sweet old 6-yr-old girl !!!
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Mine have some solid black feathers, just cause they're hatchery quality though.I've seen photos of a 6-yr-old Dom turning completely white after a molt but my Dom girl is sprouting solid black feathers mingled in her cuckoo feathers. Anyone else have that issue with their Cuckoo Doms?
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Yep, mine were from my local poultry store that order their birds from Privett Hatchery in New Mexico. I've had 4 Privett Doms over the years and have loved the temperament of all of them. I don't breed or show birds but I LOVE Doms for their temperament plus they aren't a heavier bird. My remaining Dom weighed 5.9 lbs at her vet visit last week. Her eggs aren't big either. About the size of my Silkie eggs. Eggs are eggs and size doesn't matter to us since there's only two of us to eat them.Mine have some solid black feathers, just cause they're hatchery quality though.
I got my 2 from Ideal hatchery here in TX.Yep, mine were from my local poultry store that order their birds from Privett Hatchery in New Mexico. I've had 4 Privett Doms over the years and have loved the temperament of all of them. I don't breed or show birds but I LOVE Doms for their temperament plus they aren't a heavier bird. My remaining Dom weighed 5.9 lbs at her vet visit last week. Her eggs aren't big either. About the size of my Silkie eggs. Eggs are eggs and size doesn't matter to us since there's only two of us to eat them.