docile breeds

  1. KyloChicken

    Pet Chicken Project: Breeding for the perfect chicken companions

    Hi all, I want to introduce the project I’ve been working on! My Pet Chicken Project! I love my chickens and while there’s certain breeds I gravitate towards I noticed that they all carry varying health issues, ornaments (huge combs, too intensely feathered feet, too high egg production etc)...
  2. crunchygranola

    Favorite bantam breeds?

    I’m getting bantams this upcoming spring to integrate into my flock. After some studying and comparing, I decided that bantams may be best for where I live. What are your guys’s favorite bantam breeds? I have 2 picked out already, but I wanna know what you guys like! Looking for docile and...
  3. chickenmomma1108

    new breeds to add to our flock?

    Hey, Just wondered about any suggestions here for possible breeds of chicks to add to our flock this spring? First let me share what we have currently: 2 roosters, 18 hens, 2 chicken tenders 🤣 (DH and myself) At 3-4 (??) years old Lavender Orpington hen 💜 At 2 years old: Black Australorp...
  4. P

    Silkies and friends?

    Hey all! I'm new to the chicken world, but absolutely fell in love with silkies, primarily for their friendliness. I was reading up on silkies though and read that they could be bullied by more extroverted chicken breeds. My question is what other breeds of chickens fit in well with silkies? I'd...
    • Pinja
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    • chicken breeds docile breeds egg layers friendly chickens silkies
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    • Forum: Managing Your Flock
  5. C

    What breeds are best for quiet neighborhoods?

    I live in a quiet neighborhood and don’t want to annoy my neighbors with noisy chickens. I plan to get 3 to start with. I’m brand new to raising chickens, so getting a docile breed that is quiet is preferred. I want them for egg laying, not the meat. I live in Phoenix AZ so I need one that can...
  6. CajunChooks

    newbie breed question - friendly in hot weather

    Howdy everyone, brand new member here... and soon to be new to raising chickens. So, I am just getting started on everything, have been doing my reading and nerding out on coop plans, but can't quite figure out the ideal breed for my situation. So, we want a good egg layer but also something...
  7. Scareab

    Adding to my flock? What should I choose??

    Hello! I have finally raised two beautifully healthy chickens who are in the coop ready to help me in my plan for chicken world domination. Although I have two fierce warriors, I need a gentle more humble companion. Ok, enough with the jokes :p I'm looking for another chicken to come into my...
  8. minaayindra

    An excited newbie!

    Hello everyone... I am really excited to be here and I look forward to all of the experience and knowledge you might be willing to share! My name is Mina and I live on top of a mountain in central PA, about 2100' elevation. We have 250 acres, most of it brush and woodland. We get really cold...
    • minaayindra
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    • colored eggs coop docile breeds forager health necessities new animals predator control starter birds winter chickens
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    • Forum: New Member Introductions
  9. H

    Which breed is best?

    Hello everyone, I have room for another chicken but i cant decide between these 4. I am looking for Friendliness and how docile they are. Egg rate does not matter that much.
  10. BuddyADucks

    New Roo

    I just picked up my new boy a few days ago. I'm new to chickens, mostly I've done ducks in the past, so trying to place this guy to a breed has been a challenge; didn't know there were so many chicken breeds. I thought he might have been a rock since he's black and white speckled but when I...
    • BuddyADucks
    • Thread
    • breed identification breed in question docile docile breeds docile rooster breeds neck feathers new chicken red comb tail feather
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
  11. Noblegj

    Researching docile breeds

    Hi! I've been keeping chickens for a little over 3 years, after wanting them for decades! I currently have 11 - (1 white Leghorn, 2 Wellsummers, 4 Easter Eggers, 2 Dominiques, and 2 Buff Orpingtons). The Easter Eggers have been a terrible disappointment on laying frequency - it's seems like they...
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