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intact

sexually functional (not sexually altered)

altered
sexually nonfunctional (sexually altered)

dog/stud




(canine)


intact (not sexually altered) male dog

bitch




(canine)


intact female dog


whelp


pup




(canine)


young dog


whelping




(canine)


giving birth to whelps


pack




(canine)


group of dogs


litter




(canine)


multiple offspring born during same labor


tom




(feline)


intact male cat


queen




(feline)


intact female cat


kitten




(feline)


young cat


queening




(feline)


giving birth to kittens
lagomorph

rabbit


buck




(lagomorph = rabbit)


intact male rabbit


doe




(lagomorph = rabbit)


intact female rabbit

lapin




(lagomorph = rabbit)


neutered male rabbit


kit




(lagomorph = rabbit)


young (blind, deaf) rabbit


kindling




(lagomorph = rabbit)


giving birth to rabbits


herd




(lagomorph = rabbit)


group of rabbits

hob




(ferret)


intact male ferret


jill




(ferret)


intact female ferret


gib




(ferret)


neutered male ferret


sprite




(ferret)


spayed female ferret


kit




(ferret)


young ferret


kindling




(ferrets)


giving birth to ferrets

cavy

guinea pig


boar




(cavy = guinea pig)


intact male guinea pig


sow




(cavy = guinea pig)


intact female guinea pig


pup




(cavy = guinea pig)


young guinea pig


murine




mouse or rat


sire




(murine = mouse or rat)


intact male mouse or rat


dam




(murine = mouse or rat)


intact female mouse or rat


pup




(murine = mouse or rat)


young mouse or rat


gang




(murine = mouse or rat)


group of mice

psittacine

parrot (includes other birds with bills for cracking seeds)


cock




(psittacine = parrot)


intact male parrot


hen




(psittacine = parrot)


intact female parrot
turkey
kind of poultry


chick




(psittacine = parrot)


young parrot


flock


company




(psittacine = parrot)


group of parrots


tom




(turkey)


intact male turkey


hen




(turkey)


intact female turkey


poult




(turkey)


young turkey


flock




(turkey)


group of turkeys


clutch




(turkey)


group of eggs
chicken

kind of poultry


rooster


cock




(chicken)


sexually mature male chicken


hen




(chicken)


intact female chicken


capon




(chicken)


young castrated male chicken or domestic fowl


cockerel




(chicken)


immature male chicken


pullet




(chicken)


immature female chicken


poult




(chicken)


young chicken


chick




(chicken)


very young chicken


flock




(chicken)


group of chickens

goose

one kind of anserine

gander




(goose)


intact male goose

goose




(goose)


intact female goose


gosling




(goose)


young goose


gaggle




(goose)


group of geese

duck

one type of anserine


drake




(duck)


intact male duck


duck




(duck)


intact female duck


duckling




(duck)


young duck


flock




(duck)


group of ducks

ratite

large, flightless bird (ostrich, emu, and rhea)


rooster




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


intact male ratite


hen




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


intact female ratite


hatchling




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


ostrich up to 2 days old


chick




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


young ratite (usually less than 6 months of age)


yearling




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


ostrich from 6 months to 12 months of age; rhea from 6 months to 18 months of age


flock




(ratite = large, flightless bird)


group of ratites

porcine

pig or swine


boar




(pig)


intact male pig


sow




(pig)


intact female pig


barrow




(pig)


male pig castrated when young


stag




(pig)


male pig castrated after maturity


gilt




(pig)


young female pig that has not farrowed


pig


piglet




(pig)


young pig; old term is shoat


farrowing




(pig)

giving birth to pigs


herd




(pig)


group of pigs

equine

horse, pony, donkey, and mule


stallion




(equine)


intact male equine >4 years old


colt




(equine)


intact male equine <4 years old


mare




(equine)


intact female equine >4 years old


filly




(equine)


intact female equine <4 years old


gelding




(equine)


castrated male equine


ridgeling


rig




(equine)


cryptorchid equine (one or both testicles have not descended from the abdomen)


foal




(equine)


young equine of either sex


weanling




(equine)


young equine <1 year old that has been removed (weaned) from its mother


suckling




(equine)


a still-nursing foal


yearling




(equine)


young equine between 1 and 2 years old; a short yearling is closer to 1 year old while a long yearling is close to 2 years old


foaling




(equine)


giving birth to equine


herd




(equine)


group of equine


band




(equine)


group of horses consisting of one mature stallion, his breeding mares, and the immature male and female offspring of his mares


brood mare




(equine)


breeding female equine


maiden mare




(equine)


female equine never bred


barren mare


open mare




(equine)


intact female horse that was not bred or did not conceive the previous season


wet mare




(equine)


intact female horse that has foaled during the current breeding season


agalactic mare




(equine)


intact female horse not producing milk


pony




(equine)


equine between 8.2 and 14.2 hands when mature (not a young horse)

donkey

ass or burrow


jack


jack ass




(donkey)


intact male donkey


jenny




(donkey)


intact female donkey

ovine

sheep


ram




(sheep)


intact male sheep


ewe




(sheep)


intact female sheep


wether




(sheep)


castrated male sheep


lamb




(sheep)


young sheep


hothouse lamb




(sheep)


young sheep less than 3 months of age


spring lamb




(sheep)


young sheep 3-7 months of age


yearling




(sheep)


sheep 1-2 years of age (used when marketing sheep)


lambing




(sheep)


giving birth to sheep


flock




(sheep)


group of sheep


caprine


goat


buck




(goat)


intact male goat


doe




(goat)


intact female goat


wether




(goat)


castrated male goat


kid




(goat)


young goat

kidding




(goat)


giving birth to goats


freshening


freshen




(goats)


giving birth to dairy animals


herd




(goats)


group of goats

camelid

llama, alpaca, guanaco, vicuna


bull


stallion




(camelid)


intact male llama


cow




(camelid)

intact female llama


gelding




(camelid)


castrated male llama


cria




(camelid)


young llama

bovine

cattle


bull




(bovine)


intact male bovine


jumper bull




(bovine)


intact male bovine that has just reached maturity and is used for breeding


cow




(bovine)


intact female bovine that has given birth


steer




(bovine)

male bovine castrated when young


stag




(bovine)


male bovine castrated after maturity


heifer




(bovine)


young female bovine that has not given birth


calf




(bovine)


young bovine


calving




(bovine)


giving birth to cattle


freshening


freshen




(bovine)


giving birth to dairy animals


herd




(bovine)


group of cattle


springing heifer




(bovine)


young female pregnant with her first calf; also called first calf heifer

freemartin




(bovine)


sexually imperfect, usually sterile female calf born as a twin with a male calf


gomer bull


tease bull




(bovine)


bull used to detect female bovines in heat; bull may have penis surgically deviated to the side, may be treated with androgens, or may be vasectomized so as not to impregnate female
cervidae

deer, elk, moose


buck




(cervidae)


intact male deer

bull




(cervidae)


intact male elk, moose, caribou


doe




(cervidae)


intact female deer


cow




(cervidae)


intact female elk, moose, caribou


fawn




(cervidae)


young deer


heifer




(cervidae)


young female elk, moose, caribou


herd




(cervidae)


group of cervidae

Dam




(when talking about parentage)


female parent


Sire




(when talking about parentage)


male parent

Mule

General term that applies to the hybrid crossing of equines. Can also denote the offspring of a jack (male donkey) and a mare (female horse). Mules are sterile.

Hinny

Used to denote the offspring of a stallion (male horse) and a jenny (female donkey). Hinnies are sterile.


Stud




(when referring to where animals are bred)

The facility or farm where breeding animals are kept.

Avian terms--




What is a group of birds?


flock, flight, pod, or volery


Avian terms--




What is a group of parrots?


pandemonium


Avian terms--




What is a group of crows?


murder


Avian terms--




What is a group of doves?


dole or flight


Avian terms--




What is a group of ducks?


brace, bunch, flock, or team


Avian terms--




What is a group of eagles?


aerie or convocation


Avian terms--




What is a group of gulls?


colony


Avian terms--




What is a group of hawks?


cast


Avian terms--




What is a group of hummingbirds?


charm


Avian terms--




What is a group of blue jays?


band


Avian terms--




What is a group of nightingales?


watch


Avian terms--




What is a group of peacocks?


ostentation


Avian terms--




What is a group of quails?


bevy or covey