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American Kennel Club (1876)
These are bred to hunt game birds, they work on water , land or both
These dogs are suitable as family dogs for an active house holds
Star of this group are; Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever, they are relatively easy to train and easy to care for.
The setters of this group are dogs with very high energy. They were named so because of practice of “setting,” or crouching low, when they found birds so hunters could throw their nets over them.
Pointers in this group are working and mix well with children but to train them is tough. They are bred for several hundred years to “point” birds and small game such as rabbits etc.
Pointer
Irish Setter
Cocker Spanial
Labradore Retriever
Hounds are most typically used for tracking because they have a fantastic sense of smell
They are basically of two types:
Basset Hound
Afgan Hound
Daschund
Saluki
Great Dane
Saint Bernard
Bull Mastiff
Rotweiler
Irish Terrier
Bull Terrier
Pomeranian
Pekingese
Papillon
Maltese
Pugs
Dalmatian
Bull Dog
Chow Chow
Lhasa apso
German Shephard
Collie
They are affectionate, intelligent and self-sufficient.
Quiet creatures in comparison to dogs
They do not smell, require low maintenance, and in fact, they clean themselves up.
Long white hair and deep set eyes
They are the best cats to keep in an apartment
These cats are a little fussy and need attention from time to time.
It is the oldest cat in the world and are found practically all over the planet.
These cats love to have fun and are very well behaved
The Bombay cat looks very muscular but is a very agile
Their heads are very round and a little tapered on the sides.
Their eyes look like liquid gold and are absolutely round. The coat is very shiny and not fluffy at all.
It is also called Point Persian
it has very long and fluffy hair, so keep a time slot for the brushing routine.
white but can also be found in cream, red, lilac and brown hues
Common breed in South East Asia originated in china
Distinctly slender legs and paws that are oval and small. The hind legs are always a little higher than the font legs.
The face will look very similar to a triangle. The eyes look distinctly Mongoloid and are slanted towards the inside.
Need a lot of personal attention and actually start crying ignored
The most common cats kept as pets in India. the grey spots on their fur
Their tail is long and darker than the body. they are the common alley cat you see every day.
The length of the tail is one third of the total body length of the feline
Very sturdy and have coats with long hair. Their eyes can be of any color and look wild and fluffy
They are a very playful lot and surprisingly like to play fetch like dogs.
They love to hoard shiny items in their favorite spots.
These are cheerful, good-natured songsters, require cage, can be kept in a room where we generally hang out.
Construct an open nest, and for this reason, a plastic pan can be used as a base.
Dried moss available from florists, or horse or dog hair can be provided to them to built nest
Two different breeding strategies are commonly used:
The hen canary normally lays within two weeks of the cock being placed in the cage.
It is common practice for the first three to be removed and replaced with dummy eggs, the real eggs being stored carefully in the box lined with cotton wool or tissue paper.
On the morning that the fourth egg is anticipated, the dummy eggs are all removed and the real eggs replaced carefully under the hen.
The eggs will hatch after 13 days
If the hen is to have a second round of chick, reintroduce the cock bird approximately 18 days after the first chicks have hatched.
About 25 percent of bird keepers keep parakeet, most popular pet bird
There are dozens of different breeds of parakeet, but the most popular by far is the budgerigar
These should be paired, if one odd hen is in the cage they become aggressive during breeding season
Budgerigar are more prolific breeder and will breed over most of the year.
The hatchlings are altricial – blind, naked, totally helpless, and their mother feeds them and keeps them warm around the clock
If foster pair used, must already be in breeding mode and thus either at the laying or incubating stages and/or rearing hatchlings.
They are prized as household pets and companion parrots throughout the world and are relatively easy to breed.
The breeding age is about 1 year but young pairs do not always best parents. Should be recommended to keep in pair not in group
Bread and milk or a high protein insectivorous food may be a good food for breeding pair.
The average clutch size is about 5 eggs.
The chick hatch out after a period of 19 days
Sitting bird should not be disturbed; it may cause damage to the egg or chick
These birds breed throughout the year, breeding activity can be restricted during warmer months by removing the nest.
They are among the smallest parrots, characterized by a stocky build, a short blunt tail, and a relatively large, sharp beak.
Lovebirds can be successfully bred indoor
The lovebirds will mate repeatedly. Eggs follow 3–5 days later.
Once the first egg is laid, a new egg will follow every other day until the clutch is complete, typically at four to six eggs.
Without a nest, lovebirds will not produce eggs.
The incubate for a period of 23 days and some pairs may produce two rounds of chicks in a season.
Pet cockatoos are often referred to as “velcro” birds because of their highly sociable nature and borderline obsessive need to be around the people in their lives.
They have dramatic crest feathers, dusty feathers, and varying shades of white, pink, gray and black.
It takes four to five years before the birds are sexually matured.
The female lays 2 to 3 eggs that are incubated by herself and the male in turns.
After about 26-30 days, the young hatch and two month later fledging occurs.
The female lays 2 to 3 eggs that are incubated by herself and the male in turns.
After about 26-30 days, the young hatch and two month later fledging occurs.
Macaws are not easy birds to breed.
In order to breed the birds preferably need to be housed in a large, roofed outdoor cage.
The females lay 2-4 eggs on average which then she incubate it for 24 to 28 days.
Fledging occurs in 3 to 4 months.
A hallow tree stump or a large nest box, with some damp peat dust on the bottom is ideal.
Wood twinges can be placed inside so that the bird will break up and use as nest material.
The female incubates the eggs. She is provided with food by the male so that she does not need to leave the eggs.
After about 4 weeks, the eggs hatch.
Fledging occurs after about 6-8 weeks.
During the breeding season, Plum-headed parakeets that normally live together in harmony may become aggressive to wards each other.
The birds do not build nests but will use pieces of rotten wood or damp peat moss.
The female incubates the eggs. young hatch out after between 22 and 24 days on average.
Fledging occurs after about 6 weeks.
If they are disturbed too much, they may reject their eggs or young.
Adult mynahs breed throughout the year
The normal clutch consists of two or three bluish eggs, speckled with brown markings
Both the sex share the incubation duties and the incubation last for 2 weeks
Fledging occurs after about 4 weeks, easily distinguished by their duller plumage and the bald, pale yellow areas on the head where the wattles develop later