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(Cochin) - This chicken was originally bred in China and later exported to Britain and America in the mid 19th century. As a very distinctive breed of chicken, it apparently created a bit of a craze among poultry lovers in the English-speaking world, effectively launching poultry fancy as we...

There is a difference between Cochins and Pekins. Pekins are true bantams and have no large counterpart - unlike Cochins. When Pekin Bantams came to the UK they were not tall and rangy.

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Hi - Greetings from Bonny Scotland Can I join too please?

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~~The Pekin is a True bantam, a breed of miniature chicken which has no large fowl counterpart. They are rather round-shaped, and their carriage tilts forward, with the head slightly closer to the ground than their elaborate tail feathers. This 'tilt' is a key characteristic of the Pekin. The...

I'm not sure that is correct. Please take a read of "The Pekin Bantam Club of Great Britain" - it states they are not related to the Cochins. The site is not the best presented site but it should tell you enough. Regards

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Hi From what I can gather there are no Pekins in the USA - they have the Cochin Bantams which are slightly different. I can't tell you very much about Cochins but I will ask for you to google "The Pekin Bantam Club of Great Britain" and you can read all about our PEKINS. You then will be able...

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