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American Mammoth Jack donkey
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American Mammoth Jack donkey

Country Of Origin United States
History and Background The world’s largest breed of ass, the American Mammoth Jack stock was developed in the US through the selective cross breeding of imported European stock with local Native American and Mexican animals.
Use Today Pleasure mount, Agricultural work, Recreational use, Create draft mules
Height Jennets must be a minimum of 14 hands, Jacks must be a minimum of 14.2 hands
Colour Initially they were to be black with a mealy / pangare gene however cross breeding has created more colours including sorrel.
Characteristics Head is well shaped and tapered to a round muzzle
Large, wide-set eyes and long, upright ears
Good width, depth and length of body
Strong loins and a full hip
Incredibly strong
Legs should be strong and thick
Feet are large and well cupped
Neck should be muscular but not too thick and well proportioned
Personality and Temperament The American Mammoth Jack donkey is mild mannered and kind, they are extremely willing and tireless draft animals.
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