What chicken breed is this little one? PLEASE HELP!

[RhodeIsland2017]

It hatched from a medium brown egg as I recall. Could it be possible that it's an Easter egger? Maybe the father was? This is the second time I post about her. I haven't got enough answers/: thanks!

 

[SIMZ]

It looks like it could be with those cute, puffy cheeks. Do you have any idea on the parent stock from the eggs you hatched?

 

[RhodeIsland2017]

It looks like it could be with those cute, puffy cheeks. Do you have any idea on the parent stock from the eggs you hatched?

Thanks for replying! No I have no idea.

 

[TattooedChicks]

I'm going to guess EE too, but only time will tell. Lots of breeds come in that initial chipmunk pattern. Cute little thing though!

 

[Beer can]

I'd say welsumer beings you said brown egg, eliminates brown leghorn which look similar. Those cheeks do look puffy though could be easter egger, they can look like anything and lay usually green but can be any color egg.

 

[RhodeIsland2017]

6.5 weeks ago she laid her first greenish egg and ever since she have been laying daily! now she's 34.7 weeks old! here are some pics! She's amazing! Sorry the eggs are dirty because it's been raining here. They don't look very green in the pic because of the light! but they're greenish. She's an amazing Easter Egger!
Note: the pics with writings on them are taken in march 10th not today!

 

[SIMZ]

How fun to see the outcome of this! We normally never find out - thanks for the update!

 

[RhodeIsland2017]

How fun to see the outcome of this! We normally never find out - thanks for the update!

Your'e welcome! Exactly not many people share the outcome and I've experienced the feeling that's why I have decide to do it! I've always wanted to share the outcome with all of you! And today I finally had time and decided to do it! I love her! She comes running to me sometimes and I pet her. She loves hugging my little nieces! When she was little we would let her free-range all day in the backyard and let her sleep in the basement at night because we had elder hens and they would attack her in the small coop outside. So she got used to it and everyday before it gets dark she come running to the kitchen door and start knocking the door with her beak to let her in! Since she got used to that when she was little as she got older we had hard time training her to go to the coop at night instead haha. I had to carry her every night when she knocks the door ! Here is a pic of her waiting at the door when she was 9.5 week old! And another pic recently playing with my nieces!


She would wait at the door when she was little!

Recent pic of me petting her

she comes and hugs my nieces

 

[SIMZ]

She sounds like a pretty special chicken! Too funny about trying to get into the house. They learn quick, don't they?