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That is one gorgeous orpington! You are right. And I know it is not a bad thing, for awhile. I ment After a handful of generations (3-5) later. Just to prevent defects.

I will keep that in mind when I need some fresh chicks to mix in (to make sure there is no incest)

I have allready gotten the chicks from Hoovers, Not ideal I know, however I can’t find any lavender orpington breeders near me. And I dont have access to an incubator at the moment, nor are any of my hens broody. So hatchery was the only way to go. Its going to take more generations I know, but...

Ooooh! That makes sense! Thank you I did not know that!

Thank you. @TudyBOT I did indeed mean “Defect” it seems my auto correct has failed. What is the proper rooster to hen ratio. I plan on starting off with one rooster for now. And I am planing on making this a feather sex linage. Should I separate the slow feathering chicks from the fast...

Sometimes I forget I have to tag them again. So thank you!

Hey @TudyBOT what is everything a SOP breeder of lavender orpingtons need to know about them? What is an obvious defeat that apears allmost as soon as they are fully feathered?