No, Chickens can crossbreed between Particular breeds, for instance a Rhode Island red could Fertilize the eggs of a Leghorn or a Marran and the offspring would have the characteristics of each breed. In actual fact the hens that are used in Battery farms are whats known as Highsex... they look similar to a Rhode Island Red but they have been specificly Crossbred and interbred to produce a chicken that is the most prolific layer.
They will try, inter species mating is attempted within avian mixed flocks but they will not result in hybrids in most cases. No duck/chicken has been reported naturally or in breeding farms.
Domestic Fowl x Pheasant hybrids have occurred naturally.
All and any other hybrids have been forced and are not viable stock.
You can only mix breeds that are alike in docility or aggressiveness. For example, there are breeds that are HIGHLY aggressive - such as leghorns, wyandottes, RIRs, most sexlinks, ect. You should never have aggressive birds with docile ones, such cochins, faverolles, sussex, silkies, ect. They will get picked on, and could eventually be killed. They are not allowed to roost, feed, and free-range along with everyone else, and only get last pickings.
Yes, there should not be a problem.Just try not to get too many roosters together or they will fight for the hens.
im pretty sure they should come out fine after all look at how we mix cats and dog breeds if you feel unsure ask a vet.
Yes Phesants can cross with chickens Out of ten eggs one chick and it is 100% cross, look on back yard chikens
no
Hen is the female gender of the species. Chicken is a species Hen the female and rooster the male gender.
A pure breed chicken is a chicken that has been made by the same kind of chicken, so if 2 different kinds of chicken's mate, then they wont make a pure breed chicken, but if 2 of the same kind of chicken mate then they make a pure breed chicken Sorry if it doesnt make sense
It is a long process and can take years. You need to have a plan detailing those traits you wish to attain or remove from you breeding stock. Begin with the best birds that you can get. It's easier to start with quality chickens than to breed unwanted traits out of a poor quality grandparent flock of birds. Keep accurate records to control mating. Identify and mark the best of the birds with the qualities desired. Never keep chickens with unwanted traits, cull or separate those without those desired traits.
If you want to breed budgies no because if they fall from the nest the chickens will kill them the same sometimes happens with adults so it is best not to even if you're not breeding
It's a disgusting practice in which you breed animals within the same bloodline in order to get babies with better traits such as color.
No, organisms of different species can breed and produce offspring. Donkeys and horses can breed and produce mules but mules cannot produce offspring.
No, a dog that is a toy breed has to reproduce with a dog of the same breed. This means that they will produce the same breed of dog. And not a dog out of the toy column.
no
Good question.... I am trying to kind of figure out the same thing with my Californian male.
unfortunately, you can't breed dogs in nintendogs. either it's the same breed or not. :(
Hen is the female gender of the species. Chicken is a species Hen the female and rooster the male gender.
No, they cant, but that is a good question. How do puffles breed? maybe they breed when we cant see them?
Just the same way humans do.
Yes
Members of the same species can breed and produce viable offspring that will, when mated with others of the same species, also produce viable offspring.
The same way that humans do, through sexual intercourse.
Yes