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I am a new member, but I've searched your forums for answers about my flocks for a while.
I have a layer flock - Ameraucana, Barred Rock, White Rockies, some mixed breeds - of 12 ladies. No roos.
I also have 5 Silkies in various colors and 5 bantams in assorted breeds. We discovered recently that our Polish is a roo, and our D'uccle (possibly) is also a roo.
My question is: Our Polish is very docile by nature due to the limited vision his coif affords. Our D'uccle is showing himself to be the dominant one. He is the only one who will crow, and he minds his girls very well. Is it possible that our Polish will be a calm roo?
Does anyone else have experience with Polish bantams?
Flossy

Lucy -- too late to change his name.
If you can correctly identify what breed he is, I would be most thankful!
I have a layer flock - Ameraucana, Barred Rock, White Rockies, some mixed breeds - of 12 ladies. No roos.
I also have 5 Silkies in various colors and 5 bantams in assorted breeds. We discovered recently that our Polish is a roo, and our D'uccle (possibly) is also a roo.
My question is: Our Polish is very docile by nature due to the limited vision his coif affords. Our D'uccle is showing himself to be the dominant one. He is the only one who will crow, and he minds his girls very well. Is it possible that our Polish will be a calm roo?
Does anyone else have experience with Polish bantams?
Flossy
Lucy -- too late to change his name.
If you can correctly identify what breed he is, I would be most thankful!