United Pet Club

Chicken color

Pink

Unpigmented pink: pink nose leather and paw pads, the skin of pigs and hairless cats, pink beaks, legs and tongues.

9 Chicken breeds list Pink. It is in a club standard for 8 breeds.

Breeds whose standards accept Pink

BreedAPAABAPCGB
FaverollesLegs and feetStandard (“shanks and toes white or pinkish-white”)Standard (“SHANKS AND TOES: pinkish white.”)No ruling
LangshanBeakStandard (“Dark horn shading to pinkish tint near lower edge.”)No rulingStandard (“Beak dark horn to black Beak white with a pink shade near the lower edges”)
LangshanLegs and feetStandard (“Bluish-black, showing pink between scales; web and bottoms of feet, pinkish-white.”)No rulingStandard (“the web and bottom of foot pinkish-white, the deeper the pink the better; black spots on soles a serious fault”)
MaransLegs and feetStandard (“Dark slate, bottom of feet and toes pinkish white.”)No rulingNo ruling
MinorcaBeakStandard (“Black. Pinkish-white. White or light horn.”)No rulingNo ruling
MinorcaLegs and feetStandard (“Pinkish-white. White or pinkish-white.”)No rulingStandard (“Legs black or very dark slate, the latter in adults only Legs pinky white Legs blue to slate”)
OrpingtonBeakStandard (“White, or pinkish-white. Pinkish-white.”)No rulingNo ruling
OrpingtonLegs and feetStandard (“White, or pinkish-white.”)No rulingNo ruling

Breeds where Pink is disqualified or not accepted

Breed
DorkingLegs and feet
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