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Technika chovu zakrslého králíka
Valentová, Soňa
The bachelor work on Breeding technique of dwarf rabbit describes the breeding of the rabbit in all its contexts. The first part is devoted to domestication, history and significance of dwarf rabbit breeding. Furthermore, breeds of dwarf rabbits kept in the Czech Republic are listed and described. In the second part, the thesis deals with breeding, genetics of breeding and selection in breeding, housing, feeding, and requirements for microclimate, nutrition, reproduction, care and nursing, and rabbit ration health issues with a focus on disease prevention. The last part of the bachelor's thesis is devoted to the evaluation of own breeding of dwarf lops. Attention is focused primarily on reproductive indicators and properties, to the differences between dwarf lops with classic hair, dwarf satin, rex, and satin rex lops. The selected existing breeding was described and evaluated was the average and total number of born and reared cubs of dwarf lops from females with different coat structure, the losses of born cubs, the ratio of the sex of offspring pups, the influence of various factors on the number of litters, and length of pregnancy.
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Zhodnocení úrovně reprodukce králíků v podmínkách středně velkého chovu
Tesařová, Zuzana
Thesis is focused on assessing the reproduction levels of rabbits in middle-sized extensive holdings. For statistical analysis were used breeds Dwarf Teddy (unrecognized breed), Hermelin, Netherland Dwarf and Dwarf Lop. Factors influencing the litter count, fertilization, gestation length, count of rabbits born and reared and male-to-female ratio of young rabbits. Highly significant values were reported for variance in born and reared counts for Hermelin and Netherland Dwarf breeds, while after categorizing into quality groups was concluded that higher-weight and lower-exterior-quality doe reach statistically highly-significant differences in born-and-reared youngling count. Furthermore, the used breeding technology and litter order influence on reproductive indexes was evaluated.
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