Dominique chickens were a very popular breed in the 19th century for their self-sufficiency. Today it is a rare but very popular breed. Dominiques are bluish-gray or slate colored and are good ...

Dominique chickens have distinctive black and white barred plumage with bright red comb and wattles. They are medium-sized ...

Her chickens are not noisy or smelly, Murdoch said. Virginia Murdoch of Homewood holds Isadora, one of her seven American Dominique hens. She is advocating for a change in the city law to make it ...

Dominique chickens have a feather pattern known as ‘cuckoo’ – this is similar to barring but with less definition between the two colors, resulting in a softer, more mottled appearance. 3.

Author Sy Montgomery's Dominique chickens. She kept a flock of chickens in the backyard for more than two decades. New Hampshire author and naturalist Sy Montgomery has dedicated books to ...

TOWNSEND — She likes basking in the sun in the pastures while Dominique chickens peck at her belly to get bugs off her shaggy chocolate-brown fur. Sometimes, she walks up to a herd of sheep and ...