Is "born and raised" the same as "born and bred"?

Oct 21, 2009 ... So ANY registered/'pedigree' breed can be born in the pink? Blimey, my Quarter Horses and Paints trace way back to good old Eclipse and ... In the mean time if you are looking one shipped to your address please ... How do I stock at Born & Bred? We are currently taking stockists on as a ... Feb 14, 2020 ... “Born and bred in the bush” evokes pride but not “eminence” and “affluence”. There might have been irony in this usage, but no longer. Nov 18, 2019 ... ' and then I showed him one of the stills. He looks at me crazy and asks, 'Is that me?' I tell him, 'What do you mean? Well it's not me! It's ... e.g., Kentucky bred (born in Kentucky) or New York bred (born in New York). ... means electronic, mechanical, photographic, magnetic or otherwise, without ... Aug 30, 2006 ... "Born and bred" is a set phrase in English (at least in AE), which means born and reared. So born in southern Italy and grew up there is a good ... used to say that someone was born and grew up in a particular place, and usually that they are a typical example of someone who lives there. As has always been the case, if a NC producer purchases bred females or embryos from an out of state producer, even if those offspring are born in NC, they do ... May 14, 2009 ... I am a "Newyorkrican." For those of you on the West Coast who do not know what that term means: I am a born and bred New Yorker of Puerto Rican- ... Oct 12, 2011 ... Doesn't mean bred, born, and owned by the exhibitor, means born in ... It could be born in your backyard or across the state that does ...