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It depends on your own point of veiw if you are breeding the animal to fight like many people do with pit bulls then yes it is wrong but if you are breeding them for other means such as colour or size as long as the animal is not subjected to harm and remains well after the selective breeding then no it is not wrong
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What animals are selectively breed?
chickens are selectively breed for ther eggs to be bigger and yummyer and also dogs are for going to shows hope i helped :)
Is it illegal to kill animals for fur in Great Britain?
In Britain it is illegal to breed animals solely or primarily for their fur. Cause great cruelty to the rabbits and that it is ethically wrong to kill.
Why do farmers selectively breed animals?
Farmers selectively breed animals to improve desired traits such as higher milk production, better meat quality, disease resistance, or improved reproductive rates. This process helps to optimize livestock for specific farming purposes and to meet consumer demand for certain products.
Why do humans selectively breed?
Humans selectively breed plants and animals to produce desired characteristics, such as higher yield, better taste, or specific traits like disease resistance. This allows individuals to create new varieties that are better suited for specific purposes, such as agriculture or companionship.
What are places that breed dogs called?
Large breeders with many dog's are usually called 'Kennels', there are many smaller breeder's who breed from home and these are just called 'Breeders'. There are also many puppy farms who breed in very poor conditions purely for money. These establishments do not breed dogs ethically and should be avoided at all cost as their animals are not healthy or well cared for.
How can humans selectively breed a vegetable to produce a more desirable crop?
because they want to
What is the bloodlines or record of an animal's ancestors?
Some animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses, are prized so highly that their human owners only allow them to breed selectively. That way, their bloodlines are kept pure, and there are no questions in their ancestry.
What is breed development?
Breed development refers to the process of selectively breeding animals or plants to enhance specific traits or characteristics over generations. This can involve intentional pairing based on desirable attributes such as size, temperament, productivity, or disease resistance. The goal is to establish a stable population that consistently exhibits these traits, often leading to the recognition of a new breed or variety. This process is crucial in agriculture, conservation, and the improvement of companion animals.
What is the bloodlines or record of an animal's ancestors called?
Some animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses, are prized so highly that their human owners only allow them to breed selectively. That way, their bloodlines are kept pure, and there are no questions in their ancestry.
How long did it take to selectively breed cattle?
Hundreds and hundreds of years. It's still happening today, actually.
What is the process by which humans select plants or animals for breeding based on disired traits?
They selectively breed them. So that the animal has the best characteristics possible. Examples are pigs with more fat or sheep with thicker wool.
What animals do you selectively breed in Britain?
This probably isn't one of the best answers ever but animals like cattle (cows) are selectively bred so that the consumers can find what they want. Say for example a farmer bred a cow so that the meat isn't fatty- this means that people might prefer this as this is the meat they like best.- selective breeding however is probably not the best idea as the cow may not live its normal, most natural life. The process does not harm the animals but but can be risky especially if the animal you are breeding has an unknown disease.
