I know that what determines the amount of breedings that a pet can have includes:

-dominant muscles gene

-gender

But which other factors influence the amount of breedings that can be performed? I'm specifically wondering about these two, though there might be others:

-level

-diet composition/actual strength stat

Do these influence the number of breedings allowed at all?

I just upped one of my pets stength stats by 6 with bamboo shoots... Nothing happened to his breeings.... I thought that strength might play a role in breedings so I made sure to check o.0 Maybe it needs to be more than 6?

My understanding (although I have not tested this) is that the maximum number of breedings is basely solely on gender and strength.

The dominant muscle gene, level, and diet composition affect strength and so indirectly affect the maximum number of breedings.

At least, that's what I've heard.

Ok, so here's what I've gathered.

The number of available breedings is directly proportional to the str stat of the pet. According to the stats from the pets I have the strength and number of  breedings from it's a scale split into 2 scales. Pre-40 strength and post-40 strength.

Here's the (small) chart I have made so far:

Str     Breedings

31     15

39     19

43     20

44     20

49     20

50     21

62     22

66     22

83     24

According to what I can discern from the data, you get 1 breeding per 2 str up to 20 breedings for 40 strength, and then you get 1 more breeding per 10 str above 40. Breedings are rounded down, obviously. And males get exactly 5 times the number of breedings as females.

Looked through my females and calculated out their data, and I think you're right about how it's calculated, irrimn. Thanks.