United Pet Club

Pigeon pattern

Odd-eyed

Each eye a different colour (complete heterochromia), as in odd-eyed white cats.

13 Pigeon breeds list Odd-eyed. No club standard describes it. At least one club disqualifies it in 5 breeds.

Breeds where Odd-eyed is a fault

BreedNPA
CarneauEyesFault (“Pearl eye, cracked eye, or a marked variation in color from one eye to the other will cut in points.”)
FrillbackEyesFault (“Pearl, cracked, gravel eyes are major faults.”)
Giant HomerEyesFault (“Gravel, pale or cracked eyes a serious fault.”)
JacobinEyesFault (“A single bull eye penalizes the Jacobin one point.”)
Oriental FrillEyesFault (“spilt eye”)
Pygmy PouterEyesFault (“pied birds having bull or cracked eyes”)
Show RacerEyesFault (“Gravel, pale, broken or odd marked eyes are a serious fault.”)
TrumpeterEyesFault (“Cracked, split or odd colored eyes”)

Breeds where Odd-eyed is disqualified or not accepted

BreedNPA
English TumblerEyesDisqualifying (“Split eyes”)
Indian FantailEyesDisqualifying (“Eyes not of the same color, cracks or splits”)
ModenaEyesDisqualifying (“Broken or unmatched eyes, bull eyes (except on whites)”)
NunEyesDisqualifying (“Birds having bull, orange, broken, or odd eyes”)
Oriental RollerEyesDisqualifying (“Odd or blind eye deformities”)
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