Dogs, cats, horses and cattle are able to crossbreed but birds, fish and reptiles seemingly cannot. Thus what they do is not “crossbreeding” at all. The exceptions that I can think of are: horses can breed with donkeys although they are different species, and also with zebras.Click to see full answer. Also question is, can a dog and a cat mate?In the most normal sense a dog and cat can not breed with one another, not in the conventional way anyway. This is due to a number of factors the most obvious being they are two very different species. So in the conventional sense you could not breed a dog with a cat.Similarly, can pigs and dogs mate? It is certainly true that pigs and dogs are sometimes willing to mate. So this is an interesting case of a pig acting like a dog, and choosing dogs rather than pigs as social companions. One can easily imagine the consequences when it came time to mate. Besides, can a dog and cat mate and have babies? Cats cannot get pregnant by dogs! In the simplest of terms, the reason is because they are different species. While it is possible that a feline could look and even act very dog-like, DNA will show that it’s still just a kitty cat. The same is true for dogs.How many times does a dog have to mate to get pregnant?Most dogs are first bred between the 10th and 14th day after the onset of proestrus. As long as the bitch will accept the male, mating every other day for a total of two or three matings is generally considered sufficient.
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