Other Cold Blood (Horse)
Horse breeds are loosely divided into three categories based on general temperament: spirited "hot bloods" with speed and endurance; "cold bloods", such as draft horses and some ponies, suitable for slow, heavy work; and "warm bloods", developed from crosses between hot bloods and cold bloods, often focusing on creating breeds for specific riding purposes, particularly in Europe.
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LLOT
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Other Breed (Llama)
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LAOT
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Other Breed (Large Animals Animals)
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BIOT
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Other Breed (Birds)
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PCAB
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Antwerp Belgian Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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Antwerp Belgian Bantam also known as Quail Bantam. Similar to Belgian Bearded d'Uccle Bantam, but being clean-legged and a rose comb instead of a single comb.
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PCAC
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Ac (Poultry – Chicken)
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Vietnamese chicken breed with white feathers and black skin
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PCAD
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Andalusian (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed initially in Spain, the breed has undergone considerable development in England and the United States.
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PCAH
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Appenzell Pointed Hood Hen (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Pointed Hood Hen has been present in the Alps for centuries.
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PCAL
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Aseel /Asil (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Aseel (also spelled Asil) is an ancient breed from India, originally kept for cockfighting but today kept for ornamental purposes.
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PCAM
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Ameracaunas (Poultry – Chicken)
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This breed is easily recognizable due to the fluffy feathers around its head. Ameracaunas are perhaps most known for raising blue eggs.
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PCAN
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Ancona (Poultry – Chicken)
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Originated near the city of Ancona, Italy, from early Leghorns and other breeds. Its mixed ancestry gives it extreme hardiness and prolificacy. Anconas were originally known as Black Leghorns because of their color, which is black with evenly white-tipped feathers.
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PCAP
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Appenzell Bearded Hen (Poultry – Chicken)
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Since the middle of the 1860s Bearded Hens have been bred out of breeds of country hens in the Appenzell Forecountry.
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PCAR
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Araucana (Poultry – Chicken)
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Araucanas are exceptionally rare and have their origins in South America, although they were developed here in the US. Araucanas that meet the breed standard are rumpless and tufted, however they are exceptionally difficult to breed because the tufted gene can cause a high percentage of the chicks to die in their shells.
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PCAS
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Appenzeller Spithauben (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Appenzeller Spithauben is the national breed of Switzerland, noted for its very unusual forward-pointing crest and v-shaped comb.
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PCAU
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Australorp (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Australorp was developed in Australia from Black Orpington stock. It is smaller than the Orpington with a trimmer appearance.
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PCBA
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Bandara (Poultry – Chicken)
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More than six years were devoted for developing this breed of chickens in Gimmizah and Montazah Poultry Research Stations. This breed is named after "Bandara" a village that is considered a sector of El-Gimmizah Agriculture Research Center.
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PCBB
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Belgian Bearded d'Uccle Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Mille Fleur variety is the most popular breed of Belgian Bearded d'Uccles - so much so that people commonly refer to all Beglains as "Millies" or "Mille Fleurs"! The only difference between this breed and the Booted Bantams is the presence of a beard.
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PCBC
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Buttercup (Poultry – Chicken)
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A small, spritely breed from Sicily, their chief distinguishing feature is their cup-shaped comb.
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PCBE
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Buckeye (Poultry – Chicken)
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Buckeyes are a critically endangered breed worth preserving! They are the only chicken breed of the American Class to have been developed by a woman (Nettie Metcalf in -- you guessed it -- Ohio).
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PCBJ
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Baheij (Poultry – Chicken)
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Baheij" is a breed of chickens which has been developed in Borg-El-Arab Poultry Research Station, Matrouh.
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PCBO
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Booted Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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Booted Bantams are the same as the famous Belgian Bearded D'Uccle Bantam breed, except Booted bantams are non-bearded.
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PCBR
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Brahma (Poultry – Chicken)
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Brahmas are gentle giants with feathered legs and feet and profuse, fluffy feathering. Originally from India, these birds were bred for meat production, though the hens lay relatively decently and are great setters and mothers.
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PCBV
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Barnevelders (Poultry – Chicken)
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Barnevelders are the most popular dual-purpose breed of Holland. The breed has recently gained a large following in England, and during 1923 seemed to increase in popularity.
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PCCH
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Chantecler (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed in Canada as a dual purpose farm chicken, they have muscular bodies, small combs (pea) and wattles and lay brown eggs.
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PCCN
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Cornish (Poultry – Chicken)
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Cornish are stocky meat birds from the Southwest corner of England with short, close-fitting feathers.
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PCCO
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Cochin (Poultry – Chicken)
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Cochins are known the world over for being big friendly balls of fluff and feathers. Cochins became famous in the 1800s when this Chinese breed was given as a gift to Queen Victoria of England, who absolutely adored them.
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PCCP
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Campine (Poultry – Chicken)
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Campines are a gorgeous Northern European fowl valued for their large white eggs and beauty.
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PCCR
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Crevecoeur (Poultry – Chicken)
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A very rare, crested breed, solid black in color, Crevecoeurs are strictly an ornamental fowl.
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PCCT
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Catalana (Poultry – Chicken)
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Hugely popular in South America and Spain, Catalanas are excellent in the egg-laying department and valued for their meat as well.
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PCCU
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Cubalaya (Poultry – Chicken)
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Cubalayas are a gorgeous breed with long, lustrous tail feathers kept mainly in Cuba but originating in the East (probably the Philippines).
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PCDB
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Dutch Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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European articles indicate that the bantams we know today as Dutch were first introduced into Holland by Dutch seamen through trading of the East India Company from islands near Indonesia in the seventeenth century.
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PCDE
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Delaware (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Delaware is a relatively new breed of chicken, having only been developed in 1940. They're a cross between New Hampshire Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks with the goal of maintaining the prolific egg production of these two breeds but increased meat value.
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PCDK
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Dorking (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Dorking is believed to have originated in Italy, having been introduced into Great Britain at an early date by the Romans.
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PCDO
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Dominique (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Dominique breed developed from the fowl introduced during the early settlement of New England. These were of the type predominating in the south of England and from which the Sussex and Dorking descended.
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PCEE
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Easter Eggers (Poultry – Chicken)
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Easter Eggers are not a breed per se, but a variety of chicken that does not conform to any breed standard but lays large to extra-large eggs that vary in shade from blue to green to olive to aqua and sometimes even pinkish.
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PCFA
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Faverolles (Poultry – Chicken)
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An interesting breed that combines a beard and muffs with a single comb and feathered legs and feet. Faverolles are a medium sized breed and fairly loosely feathered, giving them a rather large appearance.
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PCFR
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Frieslands (Poultry – Chicken)
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Friesland fowls are one of the oldest of the Dutch breeds. Dutch authorities have claimed that both the penciled Hamburgs, and in later years the Belgian Silver Campine, arose from the old Friesland fowl of Holland.
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PCFY
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Fayoumi (Poultry – Chicken)
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These pretty birds hold their tails upright, nearly vertical. That paired with their long necks gives them a unique appearance. This ancient breed has its origin in the Nile Valley.
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PCFZ
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Frizzle (Poultry – Chicken)
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While listed in the Standard as a breed, frizzling is a genetic modification that can be easily introduced into any population of chickens. It causes each feather to curl back toward the bird's head instead of lying naturally pointed toward the tail.
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PCGI
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Gallus Inauris (Poultry – Chicken)
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This is the name given by Professor Salvador Castello of Spain, to a breed of chickens that he had discovered in Chile South America, in 1914. The breed has yellow or white shanks, red eye, and small comb, is tailless and is especially characterized by a muff on each side of the face, near the ear.
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PCGM
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Golden Montazah (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Golden Montazah is the name given to the new variety which had been developed in the Montazah Poultry Research Farm from a cross between the Rhode Island Red and Dokki4, using systems of breeding coupled with selection.
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PCHA
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Hamburg (Poultry – Chicken)
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Hamburgs carry a German name, but are generally considered to have originated in Holland
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PCHO
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Holland (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed in the 1930s and '40s in an attempt to provide a medium-sized fowl with good meat properties that laid white-shelled eggs.
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PCHU
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Houdan (Poultry – Chicken)
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Houdans originated in France where they enjoy a good reputation as a high class table fowl.
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PCJA
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Java (Poultry – Chicken)
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A medium-sized, angular bird which was a common farm chicken in the U.S. in the 19th century. Javas possess single combs.
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PCJB
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Japanese Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Japanese Bantam is a truly unusual breed of chicken! It's one of the few breeds that are a "true bantam". Meaning it is not and never was bred as a standard-size chicken.
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PCJG
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Jersey Giant (Poultry – Chicken)
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Jersey Giant is a large bird that was developed in the 1870's in New Jersey to meet the demand for heavy fowl. Developed by the Black brothers, it was originally called the Jersey Black Giant. Giants were bred from crosses of Orpingtons, Javas, and Langshans, becoming and remaining the largest chickens developed in America.
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PCLA
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Lamona (Poultry – Chicken)
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Lamonas have single combs, appear short legged and are one of the few chickens with red ear lobes that lay white shelled eggs. No varieties.
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PCLB
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Legbar (Poultry – Chicken)
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Cream Legbars are friendly, easily handled, good layers, and one of the most highly sought after--and rarest--breeds in this country
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PCLE
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Leghorn (Poultry – Chicken)
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Leghorns hail from Italy and, like all Mediterranean chickens, they're slim with large combs and wattles, white earlobes, active, good foragers, and good layers of white eggs.
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PCLF
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La Fleche (Poultry – Chicken)
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A very rare breed with a pair of spikes in place of a conventional comb. La Fleche are black, of medium size and very active. They are strictly ornamental fowl.
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PCLS
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Langshan (Poultry – Chicken)
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Langshans originated in China and are considered one of our oldest breeds.
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PCLV
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Lakenvelder (Poultry – Chicken)
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An old German breed best known for its color pattern (black hackle and tail on a white body). They are quite small, non-broody, lay white shelled eggs and are rather wild and flighty.
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PCMA
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Matrouh (Poultry – Chicken)
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Matrouh is the name given to this breed which has been developed in Borg El-Arab Poultry Research Farm Matrouh, from a cross between the White Leghorn and Dokki 4, using systems of breeding coupled with selection.
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PCMG
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Modern Game (Poultry – Chicken)
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Modern Games were developed in Great Britain.
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PCMI
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Minorca (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed in the Mediterranean area where they take their name from an island off the coast of Spain. Development may have been as an offshoot of the Spanish breed.
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PCML
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Malay (Poultry – Chicken)
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A very old breed coming from Asia, they have changed little in modern times.
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PCNH
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New Hampshire Red (Poultry – Chicken)
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New Hampshires are a relatively new breed, having been admitted to the Standard in 1935. They represent a specialized selection out of the Rhode Island Red breed.
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PCOB
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Other Breed (Poultry – Chicken)
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PCOE
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Old English Game (Poultry – Chicken)
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Old English Games are the modern day descendants of the ancient fighting cocks. They are associated with England but their heritage is almost worldwide and they have changed little in shape or appearance in more than 1,000 years.
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PCOR
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Orpington (Poultry – Chicken)
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Orpingtons were developed in England at the town of Orpington in County Kent during the 1880s. They were brought to America in the 1890s and gained popularity very rapidly, based on their excellence as a meat bird.
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PCPE
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Penedesenca (Poultry – Chicken)
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Spanish breed. Colored eggs are always a more brilliant color early every laying season, and slowly fade as the season progresses. They have unusual combs, called "carnation" combs, or "kings' combs." These start as a regular single comb at the front, and then split into several lobes at the rear like a crown.
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PCPH
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Phoenix (Poultry – Chicken)
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The Phoenix is an ancient Japanese breed of chicken tracing its heritage back over a thousand years! Phonexies are a high-maintenance breed, requiring special care in order to keep their tail feathers in good shape.
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PCPO
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Polish (Poultry – Chicken)
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Probably eastern Europe, although they are so old that their history has been obscured.
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PCPR
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Plymouth Rock (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed in America in the middle of the 19th century and was first exhibited as a breed in 1869. Several individuals claimed its invention, using crosses of Dominique, Java, Cochin, and perhaps Malay and Dorking.
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PCRB
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Rosecomb Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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They're "true bantams" meaning there is no standard-size version of this chicken. They're not particularly hardy or easy to raise and are kept mainly for exhibition, so these beautiful birds aren't recommended for first-time poultry keepers who just want a friendly, egg-laying pet!
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PCRC
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Red Cap (Poultry – Chicken)
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A rare member of the English class, these are characterized by having a large rose comb. They are one of the few breeds with red earlobes that lay white-shelled eggs.
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PCRI
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Rhode Island Red (Poultry – Chicken)
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Developed in the New England states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, early flocks often had both single and rose combed individuals because of the influence of Malay blood.
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PCRO
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Russian Orloff (Poultry – Chicken)
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Although they're called "Russian" Orloffs (or sometimes just Russians), this beautiful breed actually originally comes from Persia. The Russian Orloff name comes from a famous Russian breeder of these birds, named Count Orloff-Techesmensky.
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PCSB
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Sebright Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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Sebrights are a very special breed of bantam chicken in that the males and females have exactly the same feathering.
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PCSC
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Sicilian Buttercup (Poultry – Chicken)
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This exceedingly rare breed hails from Sicily as its name suggests. Its namesake, the buttercup-shaped comb, is totally unique in the poultry world.
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PCSH
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Swiss Hen (Poultry – Chicken)
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According to record the Swiss Imperial Hen was bred out of white Orpington and Wyandot hens in 1905.
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PCSI
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Silkie Bantam (Poultry – Chicken)
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Silkies originated in the Far East, where they are still kept (and eaten) today. They have black skin and bones and 5 toes instead of the normal 4.
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PCSL
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Sultan (Poultry – Chicken)
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Sultans come to us from Turkey. They are strictly an ornamental fowl of very distinctive appearance. They have a large crest, muffs and beard, together with profuse feathering of the feet and legs.
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PCSM
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Silver Montazah (Poultry – Chicken)
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