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Keywords:
Breed,
Unmixed,
Pedigree,
Ancestry,
Crossbreeding
wholly of one breed or line (as opposed to crossbred).
An animal of a recognized breed that is eligible for registration in the official herd book of that breed.
An animal eligible for registry with a recognized breed association.
Individual sheep whose parents are of the same breed and recorded in that particular breed registry.
An animal that will breed true when mated to another of its kind. An animal whose parents were of the same kind. A 'Thoroughbred' is not the same thing - it is the proper name for a breed of horse.
A horse with both sire and dam of the same breed.
a cat whose ancestors are all of the same variety or allowable varieties; not a synonym for pedigreed.
A cat descended from unmixed parentage within a single recognized breed.
A pedigreed animal of unmixed lineage
An animal registered in a herd book or eligible for such registration.
bred for many generation from member of a recognized breed or strain
A very loose term used to designate rabbits which closely approximate the requirements of the standards for their breed, and have done so for a number of generations.
an animal with 100% of the bloodline is from the same breed.
A cat conforming to a recognized pedigree breed
A cat whose ancestors are all of the same breed, or whose ancestry includes crossbreeding that is allowed in the breed standard. For example, a purebred Bombay may also have Burmese cats in its background.
Parents are both of the same breed. If your parents are both Angus then you are a purebred Angus.
An animal whose blood lines are pure.
A dog or cat whose ancestors are all the same breed, or whose ancestry includes crossbreeding that is allowed in the breed standard. For example, a purebred Coca-poo has a Poodle and a Cocker Spaniel in its background.
An animal of known ancestry within a recognized breed that is eligible for registry in the official herdbook of that breed.
an organism that always produces the same traits in it's offspring
The offspring of purebred parents that are of the same class, breed, and variety.
An animal descended from a line of ancestors of the same breed; may or may not be registered.
The offspring of a hen and rooster of the same breed.
A dog whose sire and dam belong to the same breed and who are themselves of unmixed descent since recognition of the breed.
A horse that through generations of unmixed bredding, has and will produce the preferred physical characteristics of the breed
Purebreds, also called purebreeds or pedigreed, are cultivated varieties or cultivars of a species, achieved through the process of selective breeding. When the lineage of a purebred is recorded, that animal is said to be pedigreed. Therefore, although the terms are often used synonymously, there is a difference: all pedigreed animals are purebred, but not all purebred animals are pedigreed.
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