Breed Info
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Breed History:

Origin - 
The word crevecouer means "broken heart".
Egg size:        Color:white shell.

​Bird Size -
Rooster:
Hens: 
Breed Info
Breed Development:

Different Varieties

Black variety:

​White variety:   


Breed Standards - Organizations Recognizing:

Roo

 Body - Long, wide, rectangular, slightly inclined.
Head - Large, well vaulted and strong enough.
Horns - Formed of two horns, medium size,
of round section or slightly oval. Preferably in U shape.
Wattles.- Rudimentary, hidden by the beard and the favorites.  Apparent barbs are tolerated.
Lobes - Whites (unimportant), hidden by favorites.
Crest - Large, full, composed of long feathers
and wide, thrown back, clearing the ridge well.
Eyes - Red orange iris.
Beak -  Strong, curved. The nasal holes strongly flared.
At the birth of the beak is a small mound of flesh that
is sometimes only indicated by a red dot. Black gray color.
​Neck  - Pretty long, compact, worn with elegance, camail
abundant falling on the shoulders.
Back - Long, wide, slightly inclined, abundant lancets.
Chest - Full and deep.
Abdomen -Full, well developed. Wings.- Pretty big,
worn almost horizontally, glued to the body.
Tail - Scope slightly raised numerous sickles
wide, well arched.
Thighs - Short, slightly visible.
Feet - Short, smooth, gray black to dark gray, four fingers.

Hen

HEN
HEN Sounds like a cock, deep and well developed abdomen, the back less inclined. The crest is large, spherical and does not obstruct vision. The full beard is larger than that of the rooster.

Disqualification defects

 Insufficient size; narrow or too short body; crest too small, split, too large or inclinations; lack of beard; tail too high; Iris eyes too clear branching at the crest; feet too clear.

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