None are pure Cochin. Both hens are likely mixed with Silkies. Hard to say what the Rooster is mixed with. Can't see legs or feet.
 
I thought it was weird that her cochins had 5 toes. I said something. She was like "don't most cochins have 5 toes?" I'd like to know who her supplier is. They're really tiny, so maybe they threw some petite silkie in there to get the tinier size?
 
I googled it, and apparently it's not so out of the ordinary for bantam breeds in general to have a higher frequency of 5 toes... maybe silkie influence on bantams in general?
 
I thought it was weird that her cochins had 5 toes. I said something. She was like "don't most cochins have 5 toes?" I'd like to know who her supplier is. They're really tiny, so maybe they threw some petite silkie in there to get the tinier size?
None of my girls weigh/weighed over 2lbs. A properly bred Silkie should be tiny too.

Cochins have only 4 toes, yellow skin, and single combs. No beards, muffs, crests, or vaulted skulls.
 
I googled it, and apparently it's not so out of the ordinary for bantam breeds in general to have a higher frequency of 5 toes... maybe silkie influence on bantams in general?
Don't believe everything you read on Google. There are certain breeds with 5 toes. Has nothing to do with bantams. Silkies, Dorkings, Sultans, Houdans, and Faverolles are the only breeds with 5 toes.
 
well I'm super stoked actually. I thought she looked extra puffy for a chick, and thought she looked like silkie chicks I've seen, and I'm actually really excited to see how she's going to grow out
 

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