What kind of frizzles are these

[brewhelda]

I was given these when they were little and was told they were Bantam frizzle Cochins but there are 3 with spots on back and no frizzling and they all have super feathery feet. I’m new to this so any help is greatly appreciated, also I’m assuming the ones with the really red combs are roos??

 

[CaliforniaMountainChicks]

Looks like you have some frizzled Cochins, smooth Cochins, and a couple D’uccles. In the first photo the cute little one looking at the camera is a Mille Fleur D’uccle Pullet. In the last photo you have 3 frizzle Cochin pullets, one D’Uccle cockerel, one smooth Cochin cockerel, and one smooth Cochin pullet, and at the edge of the photo must be the D’uccle pullet.

 

[brewhelda]

Looks like you have some frizzled Cochins, smooth Cochins, and a couple D’uccles. In the first photo the cute little one looking at the camera is a Mille Fleur D’uccle Pullet. In the last photo you have 3 frizzle Cochin pullets, one D’Uccle cockerel, one smooth Cochin cockerel, and one smooth Cochin pullet, and at the edge of the photo must be the D’uccle pullet.

Thank you so much, is the comb how you know it’s a cockerel?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Thank you so much, is the comb how you know it’s a cockerel?

Yes. That works out well though since you need to breed frizzled birds to smooth birds

 

[CaliforniaMountainChicks]

Thank you so much, is the comb how you know it’s a cockerel?

Yes the combs are indicative of a cockerel at this age!

 

[brewhelda]

Yes. That works out well though since you need to breed frizzled birds to smooth birds

Thank you so much, yes I heard that "Frazzles" are not good and are sickly and I definitely don't want to do that.

 

[brewhelda]

Looks like you have some frizzled Cochins, smooth Cochins, and a couple D’uccles. In the first photo the cute little one looking at the camera is a Mille Fleur D’uccle Pullet. In the last photo you have 3 frizzle Cochin pullets, one D’Uccle cockerel, one smooth Cochin cockerel, and one smooth Cochin pullet, and at the edge of the photo must be the D’uccle pullet.

Thank you so much, I've never seen or heard of the D'Uccle but I am also quite new to this.