Discover Our Rare Breeds: How to meet them and make one yours!

One of the largest and strongest breeds, known for its calm temperament and impressive strength. 

Originating in England for heavy farm work and hauling, they are now valued for their gentle nature and feathered legs.

With numbers low worldwide, Shires remain a rare and vulnerable breed, cherished by enthusiasts.

The Speckled Sussex is an English heritage chicken breed known for its mahogany feathers with white speckles.

Originating in Sussex, England, it is a hardy, dual-purpose bird valued for both meat and steady light-brown egg production. 

Friendly and curious, it is well suited for backyard flocks and beginner keepers. 

The Dorking chicken is an ancient English breed, prized for its friendly temperament and excellent meat and egg quality. 

Known for its five toes, compact body, and calm nature, it adapts well to backyard flocks. 

Once widespread, the breed is now critically rare, making it a valuable and historic addition to any flock. 

Welsh Harlequin ducks are a calm, friendly, and hardy heritage breed, known for their striking mottled plumage. 

Lightweight and sociable, they are excellent layers of large, white eggs and also valued for meat, making them a true dual-purpose breed. 

Ideal for free-range flocks and small farms.