Is this a purebred aseel and should I breed him?

[fluffycrow]

So I have this aseel rooster, or at least that's what I got him as. Apparently from this one fault he doesn't seem too bad in my eyes, now granted I've been keeping aseel for only a year, the other years of experience I have are only from other types of chickens. So here goes the fault. He has small wattles, and that is a breed fault, so I'm wondering, is he even a purebred aseel, and should I be breeding him in my upcoming spring project? In this particular photo the tail does not have the correct position I know, but that is not how he normally carries it so here he is.Does he look OK to you? He's obviously not perfect because of the wattle thing, and it is a major fault, but is he still considered purebred?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

@nicalandia

 

[Iluveggers]

@MysteryChicken

 

[MysteryChicken]

So I have this aseel rooster, or at least that's what I got him as. Apparently from this one fault he doesn't seem too bad in my eyes, now granted I've been keeping aseel for only a year, the other years of experience I have are only from other types of chickens. So here goes the fault. He has small wattles, and that is a breed fault, so I'm wondering, is he even a purebred aseel, and should I be breeding him in my upcoming spring project? In this particular photo the tail does not have the correct position I know, but that is not how he normally carries itView attachment 3373748so here he is.Does he look OK to you? He's obviously not perfect because of the wattle thing, and it is a major fault, but is he still considered purebred?

Looks pure. Some varieties do end up with wattles, but generally they get dubbed.

 

[MysteryChicken]

 

[fluffycrow]

Looks pure. Some varieties do end up with wattles, but generally they get dubbed.

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Thank you so much

 

[MysteryChicken]

Thank you so much

You're welcome.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Some will throw some oddballs here, & there because some aren't exactly an established breed like, those in India as an example.

A good example of variance between the same breed from India, are my Malays.

Here's Goliath.

His Son.

 

[fluffycrow]

Some will throw some oddballs here, & there because some aren't exactly an established breed like, those in India as an example.

A good example of variance between the same breed from India, are my Malays.

Here's Goliath.
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His Son.View attachment 3374228View attachment 3374230

Beautiful birds! Yes, that's certainly true, there's definitely variation even withing siblings, especially with less established types of aseel. Is there any chance its possible to know what type my rooster is?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Beautiful birds! Yes, that's certainly true, there's definitely variation even withing siblings, especially with less established types of aseel. Is there any chance its possible to know what type my rooster is?

Thank you.

Is there any chance the person you got him from knows? If not, maybe searching, & comparing may be the only possible way to figure that out.