Meet The Chickens, Ep 1, Bantam Cochins

We have so many breeds of chickens and we want to share with you what we are learning. Today's breed is the Bantam Cochin.
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[@aordinarygirl7403]

I’m pretty sure based on you video that I have Cochins and I AM SO EXCITED!! I love them so much and they are only about a week and a half old and already just so sweet! Thank you for this wonderful informative video!

[@hubcityhomestead]

Your welcome! They are some of the sweetest and funniest little birds.

[@gordonpeden6234]

I live in Australia.. We call them Pekins and they are the most docile friendliest chickens. Really nice personalities. Easygoing little chooks. I love them. it's nice to see how much you love and care for these little fowl.

[@hubcityhomestead]

They are so sweet and especially if you handle and hold them often. We have just fallen in love with them.

[@nai.naisha]

OMG they're the cutest thing ever! The pictures and short videos of the chick stage are adorable!! I'm considering getting a couple of them. Greetings from Spain!

[@hubcityhomestead]

Bantams are the sweetest and cutest. I love them and just can't seem to give them up. They are fun.

[@Nanchangdriver]

I just got 8 Cochin babies. Thank you so much for the information! Loved the video

[@hubcityhomestead]

We sure love them and their personalities. Little balls of feathers.

[@swedishdogs3327]

Great video! Here in Sweden we call them "dvärgkochin", dwarf cochin. Beautiful birds!

[@hubcityhomestead]

I am very glad that you enjoyed the video. It is interesting and fun to learn the different names of these sweet birds, in different parts of the world. Thank you for watching.

[@proverbs3175]

Very informative! Thank you. 🐓

[@hubcityhomestead]

Our pleasure! Thank you for watching.

[@gwenjones117]

They are the sweetest

[@hubcityhomestead]

I agree. I love them.

[@douglasfick4817]

Excellent video

[@hubcityhomestead]

Thank you. We love our Cochins. We need to do an update.

[@Johan.V10]

I have 3 cochin bantams and 3 baby’s that 1 of our female has hatched out. and we in Holland call them cochin kriel.

[@hubcityhomestead]

Thank you for watching. We are in love with these little birds and the babies are sweet. Thank you for sharing the name used in Holland. I enjoy learning all the names.

[@akmranamarkfashionclubbd706]

Hay ..Really Lovely 😍..I have collect chick's this variant..let's take care 🙂, From bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@hubcityhomestead]

Love these little birds. Thanks for watching

[@sablethebarncat2376]

I'm learning about cochin chickens because I have a cochin chicken named Nugget and I've never had the breed of chickens before and i don't know what color she is because she had light brown, white, and black on her.

[@hubcityhomestead]

There are so many colors. I would ask on the facebook group. Cochins International.

[@OilLeak]

Love chickens

[@hubcityhomestead]

Me Too! Thanks for watching.

[@featherheart9887]

I bred a red rooster to a white hen and got offspring that have the same pattern as Zipper!

[@hubcityhomestead]

That is awesome! She is the sweetest little chicken. It is fun to mix them up and see what you get.

[@husseintarek3944]

how long does it take to the roster to be able to fertilize eggs ?

[@hubcityhomestead]

It is easiest for them when they are big enough to be able to mate with the hen. Around 4 months is for sure when they should be able to mate. Some breeds may do it before then.

[@Standownevil]

💙 thank you!

[@hubcityhomestead]

You're welcome 😊

[@totallynotkarina2067]

Great video, you explained the breed very well. I have a 4 week old chochin chick. Since this is my first time caring for Cochins, I do not know if it it a hen or a rooster. Your video will help me a lot on caring for my Cochin!!

[@hubcityhomestead]

I'm glad that this video was helpful. We love our little chickens.

[@DarkSeraphim]

I love your video. Sadly the Info about the cochins as the relatives to the bigger ones is wrong. As the bantams are not related to the Standard ones at all. The Standards are just human bred to just look like the original bantams. The bantams are the true form and way older.

[@hubcityhomestead]

Thank you for the information. This video is several years old and we are grateful for more up to date information. We love our little cochins.

[@YS-lk4ek]

What other breeds can I keep with cochin bantams?

[@hubcityhomestead]

Silkies and almost any other bantam breed that is relatively docile. If you don't have a big rooster they can actually do fine with standard size chickens.

[@snoodlegirl1794]

Our little girl passed very sad

[@hubcityhomestead]

That is very sad. These little birds are so sweet and cute. It will be hard for us when they pass.

[@eliroden8718]

We’re can I get some of these chickens

[@hubcityhomestead]

Sorry I took so long to respond. If you are in the U.S. There are many hatcheries and breeders that sell these adorable little chickens. Internationally, I am not sure.

[@Frog13799]

You are incorrect in calling the breed a bantam cochin, it is a true bantam, not a miniaturised cochin, it has no corresponding large fowl breed. Its true name is a Pekin Bantam and it originated in China.

[@hubcityhomestead]

The information we were finding was telling us this information. Thank you for helping us provide correct information and thank you for watching.

[@akbarbinhassanbinaliwasti8462]

Chicken is the plural of Chick ...Oxen is the plural of Ox ...men, women, children and so on. Yes, it is illogical but then who said language should be logical.

[@hubcityhomestead]

English is one of the most illogical languages out there. Thanks for watching.