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Do Silkies And Polish Chickens Get Along. I think your best chance for success is to get silkies and/or polish chicks whenever you plan on adding more standard size birds to. Silkies tend to get along with most other chicken breeds, however, they can be a bit more timid than other breeds and do best with calmer, more passive breeds. I have 5 adult silkies (2 roos and 3 hens) as well as 3 polish chicks all living together. They don’t have a single aggressive bone in their bodies. They often do well with cochins, brahmas, faverolles, and orpingtons. Male silkies are more aggressive, but only if they feel threatened. Polish chickens and silkies can be kept together in the same flock, as they are both friendly breeds that get along well with other chickens. The polish chicks are around 2 months old now. I was thinking about letting my silkies hatch some of the polish chicken's eggs, but they'll be polish/silkie crosses. Because of their sweet and calm temper, silkies get along with other chickens and animals exceptionally well—even the roosters.

Male silkies are more aggressive, but only if they feel threatened. They often do well with cochins, brahmas, faverolles, and orpingtons. The polish chicks are around 2 months old now. I have 5 adult silkies (2 roos and 3 hens) as well as 3 polish chicks all living together. They don’t have a single aggressive bone in their bodies. Polish chickens and silkies can be kept together in the same flock, as they are both friendly breeds that get along well with other chickens. Because of their sweet and calm temper, silkies get along with other chickens and animals exceptionally well—even the roosters. I was thinking about letting my silkies hatch some of the polish chicken's eggs, but they'll be polish/silkie crosses. I think your best chance for success is to get silkies and/or polish chicks whenever you plan on adding more standard size birds to. Silkies tend to get along with most other chicken breeds, however, they can be a bit more timid than other breeds and do best with calmer, more passive breeds.

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Do Silkies And Polish Chickens Get Along Polish chickens and silkies can be kept together in the same flock, as they are both friendly breeds that get along well with other chickens. Because of their sweet and calm temper, silkies get along with other chickens and animals exceptionally well—even the roosters. They often do well with cochins, brahmas, faverolles, and orpingtons. I was thinking about letting my silkies hatch some of the polish chicken's eggs, but they'll be polish/silkie crosses. Male silkies are more aggressive, but only if they feel threatened. The polish chicks are around 2 months old now. I think your best chance for success is to get silkies and/or polish chicks whenever you plan on adding more standard size birds to. They don’t have a single aggressive bone in their bodies. Silkies tend to get along with most other chicken breeds, however, they can be a bit more timid than other breeds and do best with calmer, more passive breeds. I have 5 adult silkies (2 roos and 3 hens) as well as 3 polish chicks all living together. Polish chickens and silkies can be kept together in the same flock, as they are both friendly breeds that get along well with other chickens.