Most breeds can be miniaturised though not all have been. True bantams [those with no larger counterpart] lay tiny eggs but I had a blue Australorp bantam & her eggs were medium sized & she laid way more than my true bantams ever have.
I don’t believe I’ve noticed any new feathered feet, but I will check again next time I look in on them. Penguin is the Pekin/Australorp X, Snowy is the Sussex X and Lottie is an Australorp X. They’re all bantams and all frizzled. And all very sweet! Snowy is still making baby squeaks, Lottie is making teenage noises and Penguin sounds a bit like Charlie!There is a Pekin bantam chicken. They are a true bantam that originated in China. They are leg & foot feathered, short, round & cute.They can require a bit of extra care. I can't remember what the others are. I think one was a Sussex bantam.
I almost remembered right.
The Australorp explains the size of the egg. I always found my AB laid a decent sized egg.
She may not have them being a X. Feathered feet means Pekins need a pretty clean yard.
This country is difficult and that's putting it mildly
I scoured the internet but can't find it here at all. 
I must admit I really hate ticks. In general I am good with creepy crawlies and generally try and catch them to feed to my Princesses But ticks send shudders down my spine!Thank you very much this is invaluable information. I will pass this on too everyone I know with animal's and children. We have a lot of ticks here in the summer
If my nose grew for everything I investigate it would be at least 100 miles long. I just cannot stop trying to learn it's almost an obsession
Same here
It’s good to learn!If my nose grew for everything I investigate it would be at least 100 miles long. I just cannot stop trying to learn it's almost an obsession
I think I found my answer here
