Specific animals not breeding

[Martyrofsand]

So having some trouble with the animals I am raising, currently pigs/sheep/chickens/horses. My fold and chicken coup are doing great they filled up in just a couple seasons and stay full. The horses and pigs, however, have gone through multiple seasons with zero new animals. My pigsty has both a hog and female pig while my stables has 2 male horses and 1 mare. I have plenty of food and all of them are supplied with the highest level among farmers I have, 4-5, and yet for some reason they won't reproduce.

Any suggests for how I can get them to start having babies?

[Goldi:AI]

Game logic. You get milk from goats and cows. You get wool from sheep.

[jdhlsc169]

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I bought pigs, then chickens, then horses, then sheep. Chickens & Sheep were next season. Horses 2 seasons. Still no pigs after 6 or 7 seasons. Just as a note, neither my sheep or horses have a breeder. PIgs & chickens do.

You must have a worker with each one for them to breed.

I didn't, in either of them. I shear the sheep myself. Nothing to collect from the horses. Both bred and have offspring.

[The Konrad]

I made the same observations as the ones subwaybananas pointed out in his two threads.

Animal breeders are ironically not needed for breeding animals.
Goats are for milking, sheep for shearing.
There is no sheep milk.

Fun fact: There isn't even goat milk. There is only milk.
We got a myriad product line of produce, three or four different types of grains, but just one type of milk and one type of meat.
Only one possible explanation for this sacrilegious heresy:
This can only be the fault of subversive vegans obviously. [insert random, tasteless insult about vegans here]
I want different meat types, milk types, cheeses, I want different meat cuts. Some prime tenderloin beef should sell and taste much better than your average rat meat you get from your traps.

[shmullster]

Technically two types of meat, but I'll allow for your land-based analysis.

[The Konrad]

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Technically two types of meat, but I'll allow for your land-based analysis.

Oh no, I forgot my fellow Pescatarians,
you are abosultely right. How embarassing.
Thanks for reminding me.

Why do we have one type of fish meat but different types of fishes?
This is significally under-representing the pescatarians' needs for a diversified diet all in favour to have beetroots, carrots and cabbages and wheat, oat and rye.
Clearly this misrepresentation and vehement lack of diversity (when it comes to meat types) is a foul plan by vegan supremacists.
Not even fish meat is safe...
Simply unacceptable!

[richardmgoldsmith]

I had a hen that died before laying any hatchable eggs. I've bought a new chick to keep the Cockerel company and hoping he's a bit more gentle this time ...