Breeder


Pets, livestock, mounts and in some rare cases, guardians are all bred to be the best of their breed. The rules of heredity, spotting a good animal for breeding, understanding the qualities that make an animal good for its purpose and how to get ideal mates to reproduce are all skills that make up a good Breeder. Do you want to specialize in selling all black war horses? Well then you will want to get you a good breeder.

Breeders specialize in one of three categories: mounts, livestock and pets. As you can imagine each specialization is going to focus on different traits so that they can breed the most sought after animals in their trade. Mounts are bred for speed, size and manageability. Livestock on the other hand are bred for their taste or ability to produce consistently. Finally, pets are bred for a variety of different reasons, from appearance to intelligence.

Mount Breeders can breed horses for men, barthow for monsters and ponies for dwarves. They know how to breed an animal to get the largest or to bear a special coat coloring. They understand the nuances of mounts and that some owners wish an obedient mount whilst others prefer a more intelligent companion. By understanding the needs of the market and how to isolate the traits in the animal, these tradesmen deliver.

A Pet Breeder uses their knowledge of animal husbandry to isolate desirable traits in the animals that are commonly meant more for companionship than anything else. They breed cats, dogs, bears, wolves and many other animals for just that purpose. As opposed to the other two specialties, pets can be used as pack animals, to survey the terrain from the air or for protection as much as companionship. Pets are easily the most versatile of all the animals that breeders produce.

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  1. That is quit the breakdown of breeders. Mounts, Livestock and pets.........Mount breeders and PET BREEDERS!? That will be dope! Pets? The imaginations running wild! From ridding to flying and who knows what else!!

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