A silver-grey Dorking cock | |
Conservation status | FAO (2007): endangered-maintained[1]: 122 |
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Country of origin | United Kingdom[2] |
Traits | |
Weight | |
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] |
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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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