Sentence examples for more active breeding from inspiring English sources

If you're finding that your new bull isn't really doing much or anything, you can hypothesize that either he is a "night rider" (he chooses to be more active breeding his girls at night), has some sort of injury you haven't noticed yet that is inhibiting his breeding ability, or is simply not interested (some producers call these sort of bulls "gay bulls" or "gay breeders").

The male defends the territory, which is used both for foraging and breeding, though during the breeding season he is more active in protecting the area, and therefore much more vocal.

Although it is unclear whether there is any female choice in roach, it has been suggested that breeding tubercles are used by females as a cue for choosing a high-quality mate, and males with large breeding tubercles exhibit significantly more active courtship behavior (Kortet et al. 2004).

This is to ensure selection for the desired breed characteristics, which are now a lighter and more active horse than was seen during the time of breeding for horse meat.

A breeding pair, with the male being more active, spends three to six weeks building or renovating the nest before laying eggs.

Cats who die in active, breeding colonies are quickly replaced by other wild cats.

Birding is more active.

Riverside Park is more active.

Others are taking a more active approach.

The FTC too has become more active.

But Germany has become more active.