The American Dominique
America's Oldest Breed of Livestock
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General Information
Why American Dominique?
The Dominique Standard
Return Dominique Standard to Proper Form
Interpreting the Standard
Critiquing the Schilling Standard Artwork
The Dominique Feather
Dominique Feather Shape and Texture
Dominique Feather Pattern
Dominique Feather Color
Dominique Color Feather Discussion
Some Traits to Consider
Dominiques and Barred Rocks
Foraging Traits
Dominique Game Fowl
Status of the Dominique
My Book on Dominiques
Book Reviews
Historical Information
The Dominique Name
Origin of the Dominiques
The First Poultry Show
Old Photos and Artwork
We Buy Old Dominique Materials
Breeding Information
Selecting Breeders
Pure Dominiques
Inbreed or Crossbreed?
Lamon and Slocum
Establishing a Strain
Build the barn before you paint it.
Toe Punch Chart
Broodiness
Sexing the Chicks
White Dominiques
Miscellaneous Information
The Most Decorated Dominique
Tribute to our oldest Dominique
Some Modern Photographs
Judging the Dominiques
Photo of the Month
Who Are We?
Contacts and Source of Stock
Just for Fun
Dominiques in Literature
Dominecker Milk Glass
Red Dominiques
Old Dominick Distillery
Dominique Arts & Crafts
Home
General Information
Why American Dominique?
The Dominique Standard
Return Dominique Standard to Proper Form
Interpreting the Standard
Critiquing the Schilling Standard Artwork
The Dominique Feather
Dominique Feather Shape and Texture
Dominique Feather Pattern
Dominique Feather Color
Dominique Color Feather Discussion
Some Traits to Consider
Dominiques and Barred Rocks
Foraging Traits
Dominique Game Fowl
Status of the Dominique
My Book on Dominiques
Book Reviews
Historical Information
The Dominique Name
Origin of the Dominiques
The First Poultry Show
Old Photos and Artwork
We Buy Old Dominique Materials
Breeding Information
Selecting Breeders
Pure Dominiques
Inbreed or Crossbreed?
Lamon and Slocum
Establishing a Strain
Build the barn before you paint it.
Toe Punch Chart
Broodiness
Sexing the Chicks
White Dominiques
Miscellaneous Information
The Most Decorated Dominique
Tribute to our oldest Dominique
Some Modern Photographs
Judging the Dominiques
Photo of the Month
Who Are We?
Contacts and Source of Stock
Just for Fun
Dominiques in Literature
Dominecker Milk Glass
Red Dominiques
Old Dominick Distillery
Dominique Arts & Crafts
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Around 1915 Dr. Harwood maintained a breeder flock of over 500 Dominique hens.
In Germany the Dominique is known as the Dominikaner.
The Dominique is America’s oldest breed of livestock!
The Voters rarely hatched more than 25 chicks in a year.
APA judge Brian Decker points out the Dominique is more of a quarter horse than a Clydesdale.
Home
General Information
Why American Dominique?
The Dominique Standard
Return Dominique Standard to Proper Form
Interpreting the Standard
Critiquing the Schilling Standard Artwork
The Dominique Feather
Dominique Feather Shape and Texture
Dominique Feather Pattern
Dominique Feather Color
Dominique Color Feather Discussion
Some Traits to Consider
Dominiques and Barred Rocks
Foraging Traits
Dominique Game Fowl
Status of the Dominique
My Book on Dominiques
Book Reviews
Historical Information
The Dominique Name
Origin of the Dominiques
The First Poultry Show
Old Photos and Artwork
We Buy Old Dominique Materials
Breeding Information
Selecting Breeders
Pure Dominiques
Inbreed or Crossbreed?
Lamon and Slocum
Establishing a Strain
Build the barn before you paint it.
Toe Punch Chart
Broodiness
Sexing the Chicks
White Dominiques
Miscellaneous Information
The Most Decorated Dominique
Tribute to our oldest Dominique
Some Modern Photographs
Judging the Dominiques
Photo of the Month
Who Are We?
Contacts and Source of Stock
Just for Fun
Dominiques in Literature
Dominecker Milk Glass
Red Dominiques
Old Dominick Distillery
Dominique Arts & Crafts
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