8 months
3 years
Yes
Yes, bovine male and female twins can be fertile. However, fertility in cattle depends on various factors like genetics, health, and nutrition. It is possible for both male and female twins to be fertile and able to reproduce under optimal conditions.
It is possible a male dog is fertile at 7 months, although this is very young to be deliberately breeding a dog.
A male bee is called a drone and an infertile female bee is called a worker. There will also be one fertile female bee in a colony - the queen.
From around 6-7 months of age providing testicular development was normal.
From 7 months to a year...
No you can not
you don't need a male to have a fertile egg... the female body needs to be healthy and fertile to make a child which that part does take a male
Depending on the species, male rabbits are often fertile by the time they are 7-8 weeks old. They should be separated from the females at around 6 weeks.
Given the usual conditions : intact female, fertile age, in heat, gets to mate with an intact male - sure.
It depends entirely on when the male's body is capable of producing viable sperm. The age depends on how fast the male's body matures, in the US the age is USUALLY around 12-13 years, or at the onset of puberty, but can be younger or older.
Chlamydia won't cause a man to be fertile.
If you are fertile and female and the gynaecologist is fertile and male then the possibility exists.
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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that males are more fertile if they are virgins. Fertility in males is influenced by various factors such as age, overall health, and genetics, not by whether they are virgins or not.
The age will vari between the sizes. Toy poodle males usually become fertile between 6-9 months of age. But usually not sexually active until between 9 months and 12 months of age. Miniature poodle males become fertile between 6-9 months of age. Rarely are they fertile at 5 months but it can happen. They are usually sexually active at 6 months. The same rules apply for Standard Poodles as for the Miniature poodles