Donkeys and Mules

Yes, donkeys are about as watertight as it can get.

This is made by a thin wall of hair and dead cells on the outside of their body. And so when water comes into contact with a donkey it will just roll off.

Yes sir if you are looking for waterproof clothing go no where else. Get your donkey skin coat and you will never go wrong

Hooves, the same as for all ungulates.

The movement of a donkey is called its gait. Donkeys generally walk 4 miles per hour, similar to that of a human's.

It means it loves you and you must retreat immeadiately.

neeeeyyyyyy, same as "yes" in hangul (korean)

Cattle are not frequently attacked by wild animals and they do a decent job of protecting themselves when attacked. Cattle and hogs do well together, though. They don't compete for the same food and the hogs enjoy eating cow pies. Hogs are also light sleepers so they can roust the cattle if wild predators are about.

A good donkey should be the correct size for you (if it's going to be ridden), i.e. about the same height as a horse or pony. It should have a good length of neck (60% of the length of the back from withers to dock) and should have a long stride. In short, it should move like an Arab horse. The best breeds for an adult to ride are found in Cyprus, Bulgaria, Spain, Portugal and the USA, although some breeders in the UK and Ireland also Specialise in larger donkeys. Avoid the Poitou!

They were originally bred to pull carts, carry heavy bags, and as a mean of transportation. Now they are not only used for the above purposes but also the protection of livestock animals such as sheep and goats. Their high pitched bray will scare off predators, they are known to chase wolves, coyotes and even dogs out of the area of the herd.

Horses. Most herbivores will eat carrots. You can not leave out the rabbit. They love carrots.

Domestic donkeys eat hay, grass, grain, vegetables, apples and other plant life. Some domestic donkeys may also eat horse treats, peppermints, and sugar. They drink water, although the young drink their mother's milk. Wild donkeys forage for plants all day.

some mules live on farms but not all of them

Yes! The babies are sterile. A donkey crossed with a zebra is commonly called a zorse, and a donkey crossed with a zebra is often called a zedonk.

You could pay anywhere from $10 to $50 for a good horse or mule, and about the same for an ox.

A young foal drink their mother's milk. As the donkey ages, it drink water. Donkeys do not prefer hot water or freezing cold water.

An adult can range from 400 to 900 pounds.

how long dose it take a donkey to grow

In the wild donkeys fall prey to wolves, cougars, lions, tigers.

Delilah, Fuzzy, Bobby, Milo, Benke, Chika, Darling, Precious, Harry, Tim, Penny, Pheobe, Cynthia, Teddy, Cutey, Baby Cuddles, and many more. These are just giving you ideas.

Yes, mules typically are sterile but they still produce excess testosterone which can lead to behavioral problems.

All male mules and most female mules are infertile.

The male donkey or ass is called a jack. The female donkey is called a jenny or jennet. The young is called a foal.

horse and a donkey

the Victorians made up this game for partys at their homes so about 100 years ago or a tiny bit more

Yes. If you have a donkey sire and a horse dam then the foal will be a mule. However if you have a horse sire with a donkey dam then the foal will be a hinny. About 90% of mules can't reproduce.

I believe the female is called a hind in the wild variety of asses. When the female ass is bred to a stallion horse , the offsping is called a hinny . This offspring is usually sterile, as are mules, since the donkey/horse cross also results in sterile offsping.