Cochins
Cochins are a breed of domestic chicken known for their large size and fluffy feathers. Originating from China, they were brought to Europe in the 19th century and quickly gained popularity for their unique appearance and gentle temperament. Cochins come in various colors, including black, blue, and white, and are often kept for both ornamental purposes and egg production.
These birds are characterized by their round bodies, short legs, and feathered feet, which give them a distinctive look. Cochins are friendly and calm, making them suitable for families and backyard flocks. They are also known for being good mothers, often brooding their eggs with care.