Virtual breeding cat games

To start this breeding game, adopt a pet! Step 1. Adopt it! Reproduction forbidden. Very often. And it usually favors taking large amounts of money at once.

Howrse is an odd game, but the fun kind of odd. While overwhelmingly complicated when first joining, it has a lot of features unique to the games on this list. Jobs are also unique in this game. Instead of having a job that you will get paid for every week on schedule, you compete with other players for job openings that last a certain number of days, and you will only get your daily wage if you log in every day. The longer you play the game, the more jobs open up.

This is a great way to keep players on their toes, and active within the game itself. That makes it great for people like me, who has work that very often interrupts potential game time.

Kitten Tracks is rather unique in the list of Breeding Games. The game setup is a little confusing to new members, but once you get the hang of it, it can be a lot of fun, and rather addicting. Animal Acres has a basic gameplay that is much like Kitten Tracks, with some notable differences. For one, you can own and breed a wide variety of animals, from cats to horses to dragons and mermaids!

Although, it appears that your pets will still die from age as on KT. However, unlike most of the sites on this list, there are no games to earn in-game currency. You can earn money by taking jobs that pay once a week, or by selling pets and items. Hooves of Fire is a Facebook-specific game where you can breed and race horses. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Check in once a dau to pick through your latest growouts, or set your own schedule. The time it takes to go through your litters and when they're born depends solely on your choice of breedings, how many does you'll breed in a day, and your personal goals for breeding do you care about stats, traits, color?

There are different stages of development in kits. Try to guess which color they are when they're first born! Their skin color may give you clues. Start sorting out your keepers at any time while they're growing.

You can view other players' litters and reserve the ones that are put up for pre-sale, or sell your own. They won't leave mom until they're old enough to be on their own, but they can be reserved for other players in the meantime.

It's all about watching your litters grow and deciding who to keep! Enter your rabbits into shows to compete against other online players. There's multiple different types of shows you can enter depending on your gameplay preferences, breed preferences, and what kind of prizes your after. Want to focus on officially recognized breeds, realism, and earn Grand Championships?

Then the official shows are perfect for you! Want something a little more lenient where you can enter bunny you want? Then try the Everything Goes Shows! How about showing off your pets and getting player votes? You can earn big money from Pet Shows. There's meat pens for commercial breeds. And in the Summer, you can enter the fair where your winning rabbits will be auctioned off for good money.

In the official shows, rabbits are judged based on their inherited stats and how closely they come to meeting their breed's standard. Leporidae's official showing system very closely mimics the official shows in the United States. Rabbits are judged against their breed standard, earning points according to the 'distribution of points' in their breed's standard, and may win legs and Grand Championships.

An additional stat representing continuous overall improvement ensures that you can always improve your lines, even when they earn all possible points from their standard. Breeding is also designed to work with the official shows. Each rabbit has a set of traits on a sliding scale broad, medium, or narrow head; stalky, medium, or racy body; dense, medium, or thin fur; etc.

Want to breed rabbits with medium heads? Breed a broad-headed rabbit to a narrow-headed rabbit. How about denser fur? Can do! Each breed standard designates an ideal spot on the scale, so keep in mind who you're breeding to who and what breed they are. This is especially important when outcrossing to different breeds Leporidae includes crossbreeding. Want the big officil show prizes? Win Best of Breed, Best in Show, and other titles, and earn sweepstakes points through your breed's club.

Rabbits that win frequently enough may become Grand Chamopions! There are many types of shows, each with their own entry requirements, criteria for judging, and benefits! There's a club for every breed, which you can join and discuss breed-specific topics with other players. Each club has its own donation bank, which can be used to purchase extra features for your club such as a raffle, shop, and more. You can even become an elected official leader for your club.

Clubs are a great way for breeders to come together, share ideas, develop new varieties for their breed CODs , and help improve their breed's quality of stats and and community.

You can also join or run player-made clubs that are not breed-specific.