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I think my stud is a dud.
No foals yet.
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DizzyDee

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Posted: 6:43:12 PM 5/7/2007

I have a 6 year old mustang stud that has yet to produce and foals. I have bred him with several mares over the past year and yet nothing.

Minniyar

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Posted: 8:01:50 PM 5/7/2007

have you had his sperm evaluated? That'd be what I'd do.

Never trust a tall dwarf... he's lying about something.

schoolbus gal

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Posted: 2:54:55 PM 5/16/2007

Yes he may be shooting blanks. The famous race horse Cigar had the same problem...I feel sorry for the insurance company having to pay the loss of breeding policy.....

Brittany12

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Posted: 12:29:20 AM 6/4/2007

Many people enjoy the companionship of cats and dogs, who were domesticated thousands of years ago. Over time, people have manipulated animal breeding to produce certain physical characteristics, resulting in the different types of cats and dogs we know today. But domestication took these animals out of their natural environment, and their reproduction is no longer regulated by predators or habitat. The result is an overpopulation crisis that can only be controlled through widespread spaying and neutering.

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