Dorking chicken

Dorking
	A silver-grey Dorking cock
Conservation status	FAO (2007): endangered-maintained
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Traits
Weight	Male: Standard: 3.60-6.35 kg; Bantam: 1130–1360 g; Female: Standard: 3.60-4.55 kg; Bantam: 910–1130 g;
Skin colour	white
Egg colour	white or tinted
Comb type	single or rose-comb
Classification
APA	Large fowl: English; Bantam: Single comb clean legged
EE	recognised
PCGB	Soft feather: heavy
	Chicken; Gallus gallus domesticus;

The Dorking is a British breed of domestic chicken.^[8] It is named after the town of Dorking, in Surrey in southern England.^[4]

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Traits
A silver-grey Dorking cock
Conservation status	FAO (2007): endangered-maintained^[1]^: 122
Country of origin	United Kingdom^[2]
Weight	Male: Standard: 3.60-6.35 kg^[3]^: 104 Bantam: 1130–1360 g^[3]^: 104 Female: Standard: 3.60-4.55 kg^[3]^: 104 Bantam: 910–1130 g^[3]^: 104
Skin colour	white
Egg colour	white or tinted^[4]
Comb type	single or rose-comb^[3]^: 99
Classification
APA	Large fowl: English^[5] Bantam: Single comb clean legged^[5]
EE	recognised^[6]
PCGB	Soft feather: heavy^[7]
Chicken Gallus gallus domesticus