Is this a Dorking?

[asteppa]

We were told our hen was a Dorking, but now I am questioning it based on some descriptions I was reading. Any ideas on her breed?

The one on the right I am wondering.

 

[Gray Farms]

Nope, she looks to be a crossbred.

 

[The Angry Hen]

Sadly, nope. They look like Easter Egger cross breeds. They are beautiful though!! I really like the coloring.

 

[asteppa]

They are two different breeds, and 3 years apart, but funny they are starting to look a lot alike. The "Dorking" in question does have the 5 toes.

 

[The Angry Hen]

They are two different breeds, and 3 years apart, but funny they are starting to look a lot alike. The "Dorking" in question does have the 5 toes.

Ah, okay. Ha ha. Hm... I am starting to wonder if the questionable one has faverolle in her. It is possible.

 

[junebuggena]

Ah, okay. Ha ha. Hm... I am starting to wonder if the questionable one has faverolle in her. It is possible.

Faverolle have muffs and feathered legs, both dominant traits. Your 'Dorking' is the wrong color and has the wrong comb type, but does most likely have at least some Dorking in her ancestry.

 

[The Angry Hen]

Faverolle have muffs and feathered legs, both dominant traits. Your 'Dorking' is the wrong color and has the wrong comb type, but does most likely have at least some Dorking in her ancestry.

That's where I got mixed up. I forgot that Dorking's have five toes, I have one myself. I am sorry for not being direct nor even close to correct...
I agree. with the five toes, it probably has some Dorking in it. But I still think by the color pattern that there is possible EE in her.

Sorry I couldn't help much. I should probably leave this question to to be answered by the experts like the smart folks above. Have a nice night.

 

[drumstick diva]

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