Normally, which has more babies per litter, dogs or cats?

tiki_ch68

cat Apr 07 06, 2:51 PM

crisw

It depends on the breed of dog. Small breeds may have only two or three pups per litter, while larger dogs may have 10 or 12. Cats average 4-6 per litter. http://messybeast.com/prolificacy.htm Apr 07 06, 8:02 PM

helenasykes

There was a neopolitan mastiff that had 22 a couple of years ago (and most of them lived) but obviously that is vry unusual. Technically neither dogs or cats have babies, as babies are the young of humans! (sorry i just had to point that out to be awkward!) Apr 08 06, 3:03 PM

xfacilitatorx

ba·by n. pl. ba·bies 1. 1. A very young child; an infant. 2. An unborn child; a fetus. 3. The youngest member of a family or group. 4. A very young animal. Dittionary.com ba·by noun (plural ba·bies) Definitions: 1. very young child: a very young child who is not yet able to walk or talk 2. unborn child: a child who is still in the womb 3. childish person: somebody regarded as childish or overly dependent told him not to be such a baby 4. youngest member: the youngest member of a family or group the baby of the team 5. immature animal: a very young animal http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/baby.html http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/baby.html Apr 08 06, 3:34 PM