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Orpington chickens first originated in Orpington, England back in the late 1800s, which is how this breed got its majestic-sounding name. The Jubilee Orpington Chicken was introduced by William Cook's family in 1897. It was created to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. It was believed that they were a cross between a Spangled Old English Game, Dorkings, and Buff Orpingtons, though some believe that the Speckled Sussex could also have had a strong influence. Since then, Orpington chickens have elevated into one of the most popular chicken breeds to raise as pets.

They are easily distinguishable by their fluffy feathers. They have a mahogany ground color with black spangles with white tips at the end. Their feather color pattern is very complex and can take up to 18 months to finish. People often make the mistake of assuming that they are much larger than they are because of their plumage. It’s their feathers that also allow these chickens to be hardy enough to survive in almost any climate

One of the reasons Orpington chickens have become popular as pets is because they are known for being both docile and gentle. If you have kids and plan to have them care for your chickens alongside you, choosing to raise Orpington chicks would be ideal, as they are excellent with children. They are also heavy birds that are unable to fly, which makes them even easier to raise, and gives you the option to raise them in a chicken run or free-range in your yard.

Orpington chickens are considered a good breed for egg-laying. Once your chicks reach maturity, they will eventually lay roughly 200-280 brown eggs per year, which will undoubtedly be enough to supply your family well into the winter season.

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