PEACOCK

The chukar quail (Alectoris chukar), or simply chukar. This quail has well-marked black and white bars on the flanks and a black band running from the forehead across the eye down the head to form a necklace that encloses a white throat. Native to Asia, the species has been introduced into many other places and feral populations have established themselves in parts of North America and New Zealand. This bird can be found in parts of Middle East and temperate Asia.

The mountainous regions of  central China are this pheasant’s native habitat. They are hardy and easy to   raise. The female is brown or buff in   color while the male is brightly colored and has a cape it spreads around its   neck and face during courtship. It does not need a lot of space and gets   along well with other species but will require some shade in the summer to  avoid fading its colors. 

It was formerly bred in   Lahore, Pakistan, was imported into Germany in 1880 and is currently present   in Iraq. The Lahore Pigeon is a   descendent of the Rock Pigeon and is known for its size and gentle nature.   Historically the bird was bred for its meat but is now appreciated for its   beauty and the gentle, shy nature that makes it desirable as a pet.

The Mandarin Duck is a   perching duck commonly found in East Asia but native to Japan. It is medium in size and closely related to   the Wood Duck. The male is noted for   its impressive coloring and the female closely resembles the Wood Duck in   color. Mandarins breed in densely wooded areas and both are involved in   protecting the nest. The male will   defend the brooding female but does not incubate the eggs and usually leaves   before they hatch. The mother   incubates the eggs and, after the hatch, she coaxes the young ducklings to   leap from the nest and follow her to the water.

The  miniature Nubian Dairy Goat is the result of a cross between a Nigerian Dwarf   buck and a Nubian doe. The goats maintain the looks, high percentage   butterfat content, and mild flavored milk of the Nubian in combination with   the smaller size of the Nigerian Dwarf. The 3rd through 5th generations of breeding are classified   as American Purebred Mini-Nubian and the 6th generation and beyond   is Purebred Mini Nubian, an established breed. Sunflower Ranch breeds Purebred Mini Nubian   goats and sells them to buyers across the U.S.

The emu is the largest bird   in Australia, and the second largest in the world after the ostrich. Emus have long necks, sharp beaks, small   ears and two sets of eyelids, one for blinking and one to keep out the dust.   Their feet are long, with three toes, one of which has a long talon for fighting. Emu feathers are soft and light-brown with   dark tips. Each feather has a double shaft. Emus can grow to between 5 to 6.5 feet in height and weigh up to 130   pounds (60 kg). Males are slightly smaller than females. Males make a   grunting sound like a pig and females make a loud booming sound. Emus are found only in Australia. They   live in most of the less-populated areas of the continent and although they   can survive in most regions, they avoid dense forest and severe desert.

A combination of western stock horse breeds and pinto coloring, the   American Paint Horse is one of the fastest growing North American horse   breeds. The American Paint Horse is defined by its signature color pattern   that combines white splotches with other common horse colors like brown,   black, and bay. The white spots can occur anywhere on the horse’s body, which   is different from the leopard spot pattern of the Appaloosa. American Paint   Horse offspring must be of the Thoroughbred, American Quarter Horse, or   American Paint Horse bloodline in order to be registered with the American   Paint Horse Association.

GREAT PYRENEES and ANATOLIAN 

She is a mountain guardian dog from France mixed with a shepard dog from Turkey

These ladies are Boarder Collies.