No. Donkeys and horses are two different animals, though somewhat related due to their ability to produce offspring, though sterile they mainly are. Donkeys look nothing like a horse and horses look nothing like a donkey. Donkeys are longer-eared and often more scraggly looking than a horse. Donkeys also have a wider forehead which enables them to see their hind quarters better than any horse can--which is transferred via genetics to mules and hinnies. While both are used for work and both can be ridden, it is not in any one's best interests to think that a donkey and a horse are the same creature.
A female donkey is called a jenny. MALE DONKEY IS CALLED JACK .......FOR FEMALE DONKEY, IT IS JENNY.
A Male Donkey is a Jack and a Female Donkey is a JennyA male is called a 'Jack' and a female a 'Jenny'
There are no separate masculine and feminine versions for donkey. Donkey can mean either of them. However, males can also be called asses, jacks and jackasses and females can be called jennets or jennies.
A female donkey is called a jenny.
A female donkey is called a jennet or jenny.
A male donkey is called a jack. The term "jenny" specifically refers to a female donkey.
A female donkey is called a jenny. MALE DONKEY IS CALLED JACK .......FOR FEMALE DONKEY, IT IS JENNY.
A Male Donkey is a Jack and a Female Donkey is a JennyA male is called a 'Jack' and a female a 'Jenny'
A male donkey is called a jack and a female donkey is called a jenny.
There are no separate masculine and feminine versions for donkey. Donkey can mean either of them. However, males can also be called asses, jacks and jackasses and females can be called jennets or jennies.
A female donkey is called a jenny.
It is a Jenny.
a donkey is a donkey, a male donkey is called a 'jack' and a female is called a 'jenny'
A female donkey is called a jennet or jenny.
As a jenny is the female, the male of the donkey or ass is a jack
A Jenny.
A Jenny.