What bread is my rooster

Lenzswim

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We got a rooster a year ago - not sure what bread he is can anyone help me ?
 

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By the single-factor barring (purebred barred males should have two copies of barring and be significantly lighter in color) and sporadic patterning, he's some sort of sexlink, possibly with a Dominique mother (judging by the rosecomb.)

@JedJackson? @Gray Farms ?

EDT: Welcome to BYC!

I've never heard of the Dominique bread. He is a decently large rooster with a mean streak. Beautiful bird tho
 
He's a mixed breed for sure, and I doubt he is a first generation mixed breed. There are probably several different breeds in his ancestry. He has white legs, barring, a massive rose comb, and what looks to be lacing or spangling at his wings. I think there is probably Wyandotte in his mix, probably Dominique, and then there has to be something else that has white skin, so maybe Hamburg or cuckoo Marans. I don't think you will ever know for sure unless you contact the breeder. He's a very attractive mix, whatever it is. But if he is human aggressive you should think long and hard whether you want to keep him, especially if you have children around.
 

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