5) Organsiation of domestic animal breeding Flashcards

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Breeding organisations

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  • Clubs for people who breed for show/hobby/commercial use
  • For poultry, dogs livestock etc.
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Herd booking

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  • Organised by breeding associations, societies or state institutions
  • Help monitor important data regarding domestic animals
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Contents of a herd book

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  1. Pedigree
  2. Own production of animal
  3. Conformation
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Pedigree information in a herd book

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  • Genealogical lineage
  • Production of relative
  • Sex
  • Colour
  • Birthdate
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Conformation information in a herd book

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  • Body measurement
  • Type traits
  • Congenital markings
  • Photo measurement
  • Description
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Open herd book

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Every animal can be registered in relation to certain preconditions like milk yield or speed

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Closed herd book

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Only descendants of previously registered ancestors/relatives can be registered

E.g thoroughbreds

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List the reasons for a herd book

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  1. Controlled selection or mating
  2. Herd improvement
  3. Breed establishment
  4. Animal recording (ancestry)
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Contents of: performance traits and record

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  • Reproduction traits
  • Production traits
  • Functional traits
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Reproduction traits

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  • Prerequisites for all include:
    • Female and male fertility
    • Calving ease
    • No. living offspring
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Production traits

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  • Meat (growth rate)
  • Milk (Yield, max daily yield)
  • Yield
  • Chemical composition (Fat, protein etc.)
  • Egg (Number, quality)
  • Wool (Quantity)
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Functional traits

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  • Health and welfare
    • Disease
    • Lifelong performance
    • Environment tolerance
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