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What of you call a offspring of a horse?
The most general answer for the foals born to a mare or stallion are as follows. Dam: is the word for a mare or female horse producing foals. The foals she produces are called her "produce". Sire: is the word for a stallion or male horse who has bred mares. The foals produced by a stallion are call his "get". (The stallion "gets" the mares in foal so the foals produced by him are his "get".)
How do you get a full grown Stallion on Farmville I have 7 snow stallion foals and 1 mini stallion foal How can I get them to grow up If I put them in the nursery it produces a black horse?
Its sad that you have no life and care this much about Farmville. Cityville is better.
What is a old male horse called?
If it can have foals, a Stallion, if it can't, a Gelding.
How many syllables does stallion have?
It has 3 syllables. Stall-i-on.
Has anyone heard that a new stallion will kill or eat foals from another stallion when he takes over herd?
No stallions typically will not kill the foals as mares will go back into heat as soon as a foal is born, unlike many predators who must have their young leave or die to go back into breeding heat. Stallions will keep foals in the herd until they are old enough to leave. But a stallion will kill a injured, sick or dying foal.
A baby stallion?
Is called a colt. Or in some places in America (where they call foals "colts") a horse colt.
On a horse what does castrate mean?
It means turn your stallion into a gelding so it can t sire any foals
What is meant by stallion?
A stallion is a male horses who is unaltered. A stallion is capable of breeding with mares to make foals. Stallions should be kept separate from other male horses because they will fight and possibly kill other males.
What is the name of a mate for a mare?
A mate for a mare is a stallion.The foals dad is called the sire which is the stallion....hope i helped!
Is there only one male horse in groups?
In a wild horse scenario, a band of horses (group) there is one lead stallion who is the father of all the foals. the head stallion figure is the only permanent male horse. (i said figure because the stallion can be taken over by another stallion. like a pride of lions). But there is always a varying number of males because the foals can be colts which when mature will be driven off like male lion cubs.
You heard about 2 foals weaned in a stall together that showed greater stress than foals weaned in stalls seperatly Is this only true when they are stalled or even out in pasture?
I doubt that the foals together, whether in a stall or pasture, would stress more than alone. It's always preferable to put weanlings together especially when first separated from the mares.
Would stallions kill their own foals?
sometimes it is on youtube althought it is usally another ban comes and that stallion kills it but...
