Act of giving birth in the goat species is called ______.

In goats, an intact male is called a _____.

In swine, a castrated male is called a ______.

In swine, a newborn-both male and female is called a ______.

In goats, a newborn-both male and female is called a ______.

In swine, an immature female that has not had a litter is called a _____.

In sheep, a mature female that has given birth is called a _____.

In sheep, an intact male is called a _____.

In goats and sheep, a group of each species is called a _____.

This swine breed is known for their fast and efficient growth. They are black in color, with white legs and a white muzzle. 

This swine breed originated in Chester County, PA. They are known for their mothering abilities and durability. They have droopy ears and are all white in color. 

This swine breed is valued for their product quality and carcass yield. They are completely red in color and have droopy ears. 

This swine breed is known for their muscle proportion and soundness. They are all white in color with erect ears. 

This goat breed is considered to be a meat breed and they are known to be easy kidders and good mothers. They are also known as the Tennessee Stiff-Legged Goat as they tense and faint when startled. 

This goat breed was developed in England and mostly bred for milking purposes. They can be any color or pattern but they must have large floppy ears. 

This is a hardy goat breed with milk that has a high butterfat content. They can be any color or pattern but they must have the "elf" ears that makes the breed distinguishable. 

This sheep breed has very fine wool and is known as the "cadillac of the wool world". They are bred out of season, producing 12-20 lbs of fleece. 

This sheep breed is known for its meat quality and growth. Even though they have low quality wool, they are considered a multipurpose breed. This sheep breed does not grow wool on their legs or head. 

This sheep breed originated in Hampshire, England. They are very popular in the US and can produce up to 8 lbs of fleece. They are able to grow wool on their legs and head.