Sentence examples for even breed from inspiring English sources

A female in poor condition, without the male parental contribution, would have fewer chances to breed successfully than a high-quality female that could even breed without paternal care.

You might want a pedigree, thinking you can enter it in beauty contests or show it off to your friends, or even breed it (which can cause overpopulation, so, beware!), but this isn't always the best choice.

Inexpensive ones are inexpensive because they are very successful in their natural environments or so comfortable in captivity that they even breed regularly and, in either case, do not die easily on their way to and in pet stores.

The only assumption was that a given AI organization (or even breed association) willing to control inseminations in a cow population declared semen stores available for a list of chosen sires (candidates) and hopefully exceeding the insemination needs.

(The Israeli industry has even bred indoor chickens that grow without feathers).

All the effort begins before the horses are even bred because you are looking at the matings.

The Prussians even bred a dog – the dachshund (badger hound) – to hound the poor beasts out of their setts.

The lack of competition has even bred rumors that Democratic and Republican leaders brokered an arrangement to mute competition in order to protect the status quo.

Eight pairs of great white egrets have nested here this year, a new record, which, considering the species had not even bred in Britain before 2012, is quite astonishing.

None of them have ever run as far as the Derby's mile and a quarter, and only a few are even bred to not only endure but also to flourish at that distance.

In the Netherlands, an aquarium called the Dolfinarium Harderwijk has housed, rehabilitated, and even bred harbor porpoises that have been entangled in nets or stranded on beaches.