Breeding animals isn’t exactly straightforward in Medieval Dynasty.

There’s a strategy you can use to increase the chances of having more babies.

In this survival guide, we’ll cover the tips and methods used to breed animals successfully in Medieval Dynasty.

Do You Need Workers To Breed Animals in Medieval Dynasty?

No, you don’t need workers assigned to the building for the animals in the building to breed.

You don’t even need food, technically.

Your animals have a chance to breed as long as there is a male and female animal in the building together.

You only need workers and food if you want your animals to produce as much as they can.

If you’re just looking to breed a bunch of animals and sell them, then you don’t need to worry about having a worker assigned to them.

How Do You Improve Breeding Chances in Medieval Dynasty?

Even if you have a male and female animal in a building, it doesn’t mean you’re going to automatically have a baby every season.

There are a few quick prerequisites to consider.

First, the animals only have a chance to breed at the start of each season.

They won’t mate each day.

As such, you only need to check when the season changes to see if you have any new baby animals.

Secondly, all animals have a 15% change to breed per male in the building.

So, if you only have one male in the building, then you only have a 15% chance of a baby spawning.

The 15% extends across all animals except donkeys and horses.

Donkeys and horses have a 20% of chance of breeding per male.

If you want to increase the chances of having babies spawn each season, then you need more males in the building.

That said, you don’t want to fill your buildings with males.

You still need a good number of females to produce certain goods like eggs and milk, for example.

However, if you’re desperate for babies, then be sure to increase the male population in your buildings.

Conclusion

Animal breeding requires a bit more work than what you might expect.

By having more males in the building, you can increase your chances of having baby animals spawn.

If you prefer a visual guide that digs deeper into animal breeding, then be sure to check out the video below.