Muzzle Run Guide
  • Getting Started
    • Metamask Wallet
    • $FROTH
      • Overview
      • Tokenomics
      • Adding $FROTH To Metamask
  • Muzzle Run Racing 🏁
    • NFT Types
    • Breeders Mint
      • Reward Breeders
      • Zab Judah Breeders
      • Aller Breeders
      • Power Up Breeders
      • Auto Breeders
      • Frothing Muzzles Breeders
      • Muzzle God Breeders
      • Burn Breeders
      • Workout Breeders
    • Breeding
      • How To Breed
      • Rarity Distribution
      • Base Statistics
    • Collections
    • Training
      • Training Programs
      • Utility Credits
      • How To Train
      • Training Re-Rolls
    • Racing
      • Class System - Racers
      • Class System - Whippets
      • Race Types
      • Racing Funds
      • Tournaments
      • Muzzle League 2024
    • Promo Info
      • Kennel Champs 2023
      • Anniversary Sharedrop
      • The Million Dollar Race
      • The Ultimate Vegas Experience
    • Muzzle Run Racing 2025 Season (Hounds)
    • OpenSea
      • Refresh Metadata
  • Muzzle Run Football ⚽
    • NFT Types
    • Managers Mint
    • Trainers Mint
    • Recruiting (Minting)
    • Base Statistics
    • Practice Grounds
    • 🏆 Muzzle Run Football League (2024)
      • Premier League: Top-Tier Competition
      • Rising League: Second-Tier Competitors
      • Common League: For All-Common Teams
      • Key Features And Scoring
    • Muzzle Run Football 2025 Season
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  1. Muzzle Run Racing 🏁

Breeding

Breeding allows owners of Breeders to mint new Racers. Racers are bred at random according to a rarity percentage and delivered sealed for an owner to add to their kennel or sell on the secondary market.

Breeding Facts

  • Any Breeder can breed a hound of any rarity. For example, a common Breeder can breed an extremely rare Racer.

  • Racers are bred at random. There is no way to predict the rarity bred of the next Racer until it is minted and opened.

  • You only need to own one Breeder to breed a Racer.

  • The identity and rarity of a Racer are unknown until the owner of that Racer opens the pack. You can open up your newly minted Racer in your kennel or sell it sealed for the next owner to open.

  • Breeding has a fee which may change over time. It's one of the ways we protect the value of Racers on the secondary market.

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Last updated 9 months ago