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True, but a variety (colour pattern) is pretty much the same from one breed to another
You and I, and others in the breed know that; but someone new to the breed may not. They would be thinking, "what is wrong with my Silkie, he looks nothing like those birds!" While education and research should be done prior to obtaining anything new, well let's just say some folks don't.
I had a gal this summer, when the temps were over 100* ask me, hold on now... "Don't you shave the HAIR off of them in the summer so they can be cooler??" Needless to say, she did not leave here with any of my birds! I told her to go and do some more research on the breed, and then we would talk. This breed is not for everyone, and I told her so. She called me two months later, and thanked me for that info, and that the breed was indeed, not for her. What we tend to take for granted after we have learned, may not be necessarily readily understood by all. Just saying...
And yes, while I understand it is a "variety"; my terming it as a "color pattern" would be more readily understood as an immediate definition than would "variety".
Quote: Well, that is not that far different from how Marco Polo described them (a black chicken with hair like a cat).