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Maude enjoying a summer's day.

So sorry about your loss!

Thanks! She is the sweetest, quietest hen I have. Very important in town!

Oops, didn't mean to post twice!

Maude enjoying a little clover.

Both of those were sold to me as pure dominique. One's comb looks more barred rock to me. What do yall think?

My Dominiques just started laying a few weeks ago. They acted like ladies with a severe case of PMS the few weeks prior, pecking me and such. They now since laying are the sweetest chickens I have. And they lay the most beautiful brown eggs. They are also my quietest chickens which is key as my...

13 weeks and already huge!

[/IMG] One of my 12 week old Dominique pullets. They are huge! Also, I never appreciated how deep their voice would be.

I think the "dominicker" moniker came about as slang obviously. I personally enjoy referring to mine that way. Here are my dominickers age 8 weeks. I believe there are a few old-time songs referring to dominickers as well from the 1920ish era when they were pretty popular.

Beautiful! Can't wait until mine are ready to lay.

At least someone's glad I didn't weed!

Congratulations on the new Dominickers! I have to tell what my two 6 week old dom girls did. I put them in a chicken tractor with some 30 wk old seabrights who ignored them at first. Then the dominant seabright started slightly attacking the doms. The dominickers are already as big as the...

5 1/2 weeks and loves attention!

My girls, Starr and Maude, with their "guard dog" in the background.

So far, my dominickers are my friendliest chicks. Compared to the seabright Bantams I have otherwise, anyway!

4 weeks. The neighborhood will not be happy if not girls lol! Of course I have 3 pullet seabrights and the dominant one tries to crow every morning. Oh well!!