Isn't frizzling a 50/50 shot? naked neck?**Update with pics**

I have no idea about genetics but you better post a pic, it sounds like eye candy! Please?

 

they are both autosomal dominant actually... and the egg colour too...

 

Frizzling is dominant, but it is expressed in varying degrees. A single frizzle gene is desired, giving the bird just the right amount of curl to the feathers. Double frizzling genes will give your bird a permanent "I fought with the lawn mower and lost" look. Crossing a single frizzle gene parent to a non frizzled bird will result in 50/50 offspring. A lawn mower frizzle crossed to a non frizzled bird will result in all frizzled offspring. A frizzle and a lawn mower frizzle cross will result in frizzles and lawn mowers (lol, weird mental image there).

The Naked gene is dominant and behaves as any other dominant gene does. In some cases it will affect other feather tracts too.

 

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Both naked neck and frizzling are dominant. Extremely easy to get both on same bird. You can actually cross a naked neck with a frizzle and immediately get some naked necked frizzled chicks. If the naked necked parent was pure for the NN, then half of the chicks will be frizzled naked necks. That easy....

 

Double frizzling genes will give your bird a permanent "I fought with the lawn mower and lost" look...A lawn mower frizzle crossed ...

Love it! ​

 

Hi Shelley! S/he's a beauty! And definitely from the Naked Neck Frizzle pen.
I'm a thousand-times-sorry that egg got mismarked and sent with the Am' eggs --- I'm always sooo careful not to mix them up (I wouldn't want them ending up with someone who doesn't appreciate how special they are).
Good luck finding it a new home.

Lisa

 

AAAHH!! So cute I just love those wish I was closer to you.!