The reason people set up rare breed centers is to preserve the breed and hopefully one day send the animals back to the wild. They're usually for injured or cast off members so that they can heal and don't die in the wild. There are reservations, however, that have animals that are perfectly well, this is so that the animals can be studied and preserved.
Humans have bred animals for thousands of years. During that time needs have changed. For example, tastes in meat have changed, and customers nnow prefer to buy lean meat rather than fatty meat. Because of changes like this, many breeds are no longer farmed commercially. However. they may still have useful genes, which we might want to use in the future. Such genes may make them resistant to harsh weaher conditions or disease. To make sure these genes do not die out, and are available for breeding in the future, rare-breed centres have been set up around the country to conserve these animals.
Rare breed centres have been set up around the country to conserve animals with useful genes so that their genes do not die out and are available for breeding in the future.
American Rare Breed Association's motto is 'Rare Breed Dog'.
Yes. It is a real rare breed.
The duration of The Rare Breed is 1.62 hours.
no you wont get a rare breed you will get the same breed but in a different colour ;D
The Rare Breed was created on 1966-02-02.
Yes, the Kuvasz is considered to be a rare breed of dog.
Yes, the English Setter is considered to be a rare breed of dog.
The motto of American Rare Breed Association is 'here in the United States'.
The LaPerm breed developed on it's own for 10 years before anyone started to develop it as a breed. The LaPerm is still a rather rare breed.
Yes Frisians are considered to be a rare breed
The Rhodesian Ridgebacks are not rare. They are not a common breed either, but not rare.