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Indeed, the comb and color are skewed but he's shaped just like one. Squatty and thick.
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Sssssooooooo....... I was digging around in the cabinets the other day....... I found a pineapple cake mix.
Cakes are one thing I do not make from scratch.

I have found a cure for dog poot stinking up the room!!!! That cake smells wonderful right now.

Yes, my shame is the smelly dogs trying to kill me off.
 
I know this is a REAL blonde thing to say, but I never noticed the difference in combs. I mean, I only got my first hens 18+ months ago, and I guess I just assumed they all had a single comb. Even after reading things about combs, it never clicked. Silkies have a walmut comb, but they are covered with feathers, so not too noticeable. My Bantam Brahma Cockerel’s comb is really starting to be prominent and I just don’t think those pea combs are pretty :oops:
 
Is it really the dogs or are you shifting blame? ;)
21hens-incharge said:
Sssssooooooo....... I was digging around in the cabinets the other day....... I found a pineapple cake mix.
Cakes are one thing I do not make from scratch.

I have found a cure for dog poot stinking up the room!!!! That cake smells wonderful right now.

Yes, my shame is the smelly dogs trying to kill me off.
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I didn't really pay attention to comb until I had a silver spangled hamburg. All my birds were single comb and when his started to develop I thought he was deformed:oops:

I had no idea the RIWs had a rose comb until I was "EDUCATED" by one of the breeders.:confused:
 

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