I'd say most of us are not "selectively" breeding as it is contrary to how the breed developed. If anything, there are some birds that a lot of breeders would choose not to breed - those with badly crooked toes, split wings or other genetic faults that could hinder the quality of life for the bird and/or its offspring.
Some are looking for specific colors... but the whole point of these wonderful landrace birds is that they evolved from the strongest and hardiest ancestors. Nature culled the weak and gave us what we have today
That's what I like about them, too... Makes each of them unique=) I was curious just because, well, I was curious I guess, lol=)
