Polish sexing

[BastyPutt]

He's a real looker for sure. It'll be interesting to see how similar the US standard is to the European one. Friendliness is a really big thing when breeding birds to the SOP, you need to be able to handle them so that's good. Good to know that they're not as fragile as the silkies, because I've definitely had some bad experiences with those

Absolutely. Attitude for show breeding is often overlooked. It's never something I've had to consider.

 

[fluffycrow]

Absolutely. Attitude for show breeding is often overlooked. It's never something I've had to consider.

OK just looked at our standard. For the LF polish it basically is the same, the bantam is a little more rounded and balanced

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

This Silver lace is almost 7 weeks. any guesses?

How does it look now?

 

[Table3D]

@RoostersAreAwsome
Here he is now.

 

[BastyPutt]

@RoostersAreAwsome
Here he is now.

Oh he looks strong!

Make sure to do some trimming around his eyes. I usually wrap them up in a towel so they can't move.

As long as you don't cut the base of the feathers, it shouldn't hurt a thing.

 

[Antiocheggers]

Oh he looks strong!

Make sure to do some trimming around his eyes. I usually wrap them up in a towel so they can't move.

As long as you don't cut the base of the feathers, it shouldn't hurt a thing.

Thank you @BastyPutt I was going to ask you how to do this.

 

[Antiocheggers]

Thank you so much for taking the time to look.

So far I like them. They are very skittish until they start to trust you. Which has taken me about 6 weeks to there. Not seeing a real difference between the two so far. They don't like to be with out each other. Very tight knit. But they respond to the names I gave them. They are small nothing like my other chickens. We shall see as they get older. Thanks again for your time.

Update on my polish chickens. They are still skittish, but 3 of the 4 are eating out of my hand. Pepper is making his way over to see what treats I have. The Yellow crested roo Bob aka Buffie is now crowing in the mornings waiting for a treat. All in all they are doing good.