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Dominiques
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This breed is distinctly American, dating way back to the early days in New England. Pioneers brought these west with them, and in the old days almost any black and white barred plumage chicken was referred to as a Dominiker. They have rose combs, medium sized bodies, prominent tails, and black and white barred plumage.
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Customer Product Reviews
I bought 2 Dominique pullets from my feed store and entered 1 five month old pullet and got 1st place best of breed, and when a professional type judge asked me what breeder I got her from I just told her...'Feed Store'. Boy was she shocked! Anyways thank you for the great birds
-Lucas of Sacred Heart 4-H
We've had our babies for 2 days now, and I'm nearly certain our free exotic is a Dominique. He/she is a little smaller than the others and is certainly the most lovey! It will be interesting to see if it's a pullet or a roo! I am so happy with our order, 27 perfect little babies! Thank you MM!!
I bought four Dominques and they were the talk of the neighborhood. They all grew up and are laying eggs. They are so docile and delightful. I had a great first experience in the poultry world.
I purchased four dominique chickens over the summer and fell in love. I never knew that having chickens as a pet could be so much fun. This year I plan to get many more.
We recently received a Dominique rooster and he is the funniest thing that I think I have ever seen. He goes into the nest with the hens, and will roll over and let you pet his stomach. I would recomend a Dominique to anyone. They are the most gentle chickens you will ever come about.
