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Cows on path in H12 "truffling" in leaf litter. All fit and well. Bottom line, high tensile wire, of fence is down and broken in...
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All 3 found near the car park over (about G6/H6), all seem happy munching away and looking healthy. A trip over to the trough found some ver... -
found daisy morag and crumple just along from the main carpark gate in e5,we looked around for the other two,then on my way back in the same...
Im just wondering about the "all black" cow, my dogs were not bothering but he/she didnt seem to like one of mine going by her at all (he is just a tiny shih tzu) no barking, no growling but she sort of snorted through her nose a couple of times, made us very cautious! We love them being there but it did put our guard up the dogs aren't unruly, didn't go too close or anything like that.
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ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to say what the block cow (she is female and called Muelsli) was stressing about but the image you painted was one of warning as opposed to actual aggression. Like all animals a cow will rather warn something off rather than just attack it and it sounds as though Muesli was doing just that. We oftemn find that when there seems to be an unprovked incident like this it is actually a reaction on the cows behalf to an incident which may have happened previously. For example another dog similar to yours may have hassled it or another dog full stop may have given grief only 5 minutes previoulsy. I can only apologise and suggest keeping a bit mroe distance to this individual when with your dog until she appears to show no 'special interest' to either of you.
Elliott