We got a baby cow! 😍
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- We got a baby cow! 😍
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She’s here!!! 😍 She needs a bath asap but we couldn’t be more excited to meet her! Anyone have name suggestions!? 🐮
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Genevieve is a cute name for a cow
Or maybe Snowy
Maybe milly or Oreo
Maybe Ivory, Ember, Dottie, Minnie, Snowflake, Blanca or Melody can suit you fancy?
Milly for sure ❤
Cows are not house pets. Or backyard pets. You should also have more than one, they're very social animals...
also, cows are for farms.
Ok she's getting another very soon and she has a barn for her
Hyland cows are actually great pets
Yep.Wait until they’re fully grown.That “pet” isn’t going to be satisfied with a car garage and a backyard to run around in
Seriously, my favorute part was when bitch said "a little over a year." Like wow thats a LIFETIME for your ass isnt it for a $10,000 cow
Oh man. I'm a dairy farmer. Cattle shouldn't be kept alone. They are really social animals
Saw in the next video they are getting a second. Wishing them the best and lots of fun 😊
So what about when you sell them to the Butcher just because they arent profitable anymore or are too exhausted from your constant exploitation? Still caring about them?
@@maxheim3802 Still delicious though 😋
@@zet8755 something is justified just because you like it?
@@SightNolo if someone is going to die at some point in the future i can just kill them? What about my 3 year old dog i dont like anymore? Can i just put him down? Thats new.. you do realize dairy cows are killed after less than 50% of their natural lifespan because they arent profitable anymore or too exhausted due to constant impregnation and milking.
Please give that cow a nice green pasture and a friend, cattle are very social herd animals, I would say you should have at least an acre of pasture for them to be very comfortable, but I’m sure you will take care of it to your best ability.
Didn't you notice, the cow has TWO Friends, the TWO Dogs there.
@@phenorahtickle2481dogs aren’t cows- facts by Sheldon
She's so beautiful.
She needs to be on a farm with big wide open fields...
Agree!
I agree as well
No she doesn’t
I think Daisy or Rosie
She said the pen was her TEMPORARY area. She most likely will be getting a space
She wasn't hungry, she was calling her mother
Cows, goats and even sometimes pigs are taken immediately from their mothers so they bond to humans and are friendly. She's not calling for her mother, she's not known another mother besides a bottle and human hands. Agree or disagree, it's how it is if you want friendly farm animals. We have goats and we raised the kids on their mothers milk, but took them and raised them so they would allow us to handle them as they grew into adult hood.
Not even close, omg
@@ItsAllLove4Real I'm not trying to be combative, I'm telling you how this works. You don't have to agree, and many don't. Also I don't agree with this lady getting a farm animal who was bred to be unhealthy and trying to make it a suburban pet, but that wasn't what I replied to.
No she wasn't. Stop putting human emotions on animals.
@@HellenaHanbasquet Emotions are not strictly a human thing. Cows absolutely do have emotions, maybe not in the same capacity we do, but they absolutely do. It’s kinda weird actually, to see emotions in other creatures. They even get depressed like we can or can have other things like that happen.
She’s so cute😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
So cute cow ❤ awww ❤❤😘😘
Please get your cow a friend. Cows have strong social structures and thrive the most with other cows around. Cows also have best friends, so if you don't want them to get lonely, please find them a friend ❤
Cows are very social animals and need friends. Not human friends cow friends
also cows have strong bonds with and depend on their mothers even in adulthood. When living on a pasture, related cows keep close and learn from another.
She also failed to mentiom that shes SLEEPING NEXT TO THIS COW (watch the previous video), which instantly shows me that she barley knows anything about cows
I agree. Cows are herd animals. They thrive and do much better in a herd environment. This cute baby needs to socialize with other cows.
We' ve had 4 cows 3 at once and 1 alone the 1 alone we would visit her everyday & she wasn't lonely. ❤
Just letting you know, cows are very social and playful animals. They need at least one other COW. I am not trying to be mean I have just been around cows all my life and don't want you cow to get depressed and colic. I love her so much and good luck with her
Edit: I am so sorry. As I said before I don't really watch her videos so I guess I missed that she was getting another cow. I am sorry for the confusion. Thank you to everyone in the comments telling me!
she is actually getting another cow!
Yeah
@@malori4184how do you know
@@carltonthepugit's in her video where she talks about day one with the cow!
@@Dickgraysonsass can you send the link to the video cause this is day one of getting the cow i’m confused
OREO FITS HER PERFECTLY OMG U GOTTA DO IT
I said the oreo name
Cows are the absolute cutest ❤❤❤
Do you have a pasture area for her? Even as a mini she deserves more than a concrete backyard
Yeah there’s agriculture law stating how much area per cow you must have
Annabella for big personality!
Thats why they said temporary case there gana get one for her
Don’t make fun of her maybe that’s all she could do for now
@mckaylamarchant2595 then she shouldn't have the cow yet what the fuck
So update for anyone curious, this “highpark” cow is a cross between a highland and white park cow. The cow will get about 42 inches tall and 900-2,000 pounds. It will need at BARE MINIMUM an acre or 5 plus 2-5 more cows. Along with areas to graze. Not to mention it was taken from its mother way to early and possibly will have health problems because of the untested breeding of the two breeds.
Edit: also if they are claiming it’s “micro” it’s still around 35 inches. So up to the hip on me (5’6)
I freakin LOVE that you put the time into doing the research!
I'm really hoping this "micro" cow trend doesn't end up like the teacup pigs or wolfdogs, where they end up not being cool anymore or hard to deal with so they get tossed to a sanctuary.
They had a year to prepare and still didn't have the acreage or 2-5 cows for a small herd like you mentioned...
"micro mini highland cow" has the same legitimacy issues as "teacup potbelly pig"
It will get big, and theyll have to get rid of it. I absolutely hate people who buy animals for clout at the expense of the animal's wellbeing. You can tell theyre doing it for shock factor.
It’s crazy they call it micro but they mean poorly bred runt
Baby cows can be removed from their mother as soon as they have the colostrom. Well not ideal sometimes its necassary
@@daylaholleman9584 what’s not “necessary” is selling it to someone for a pet before it’s weaned off of its mother. Having to bottle feed a calf is for emergencies and when there is not other option, not when someone simply wants to because they want their “pet” faster
I love their cow outfits
Call it lilly whoooopo yass❤ ❤❤😂😂🎉🎉🎉 congrats congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Just an update for everyone: She has a barn now and apparently is getting a friend very soon.
Edit: No cow friends yet.
Edit 2: There is a cow friend now! :)
A 4x2 piece of wood wont do anything and 2 means you need MORE space its realy not thst hsrd
@@user-bu5fz4lw7lI just saw it in the most newest video of her. Not really big barn, hope there is just much more to it ir more will come.
Is she going to be slaughtered for meat someday?
@@markangelogarcia2136 Why would she... I don't think so, no.
@@user-bu5fz4lw7lit’s not 4x2 it’s like 20x6
1. If it still needs milk she wasn't ready to leave mum
2. Needs a friend
3. Cows are meant to live outside with lots of room and stimulation they actually love to run and play
Edit: if she was weaned off already she wouldn't need more milk, yes she could be weaned before any age but if she was completely weaned she wouldn't need milk
Also I do know that the mother could be dead or rejected it but I feel like they might of mentioned that if it did happen
Also yes they are hand fed on dairy farms from day one but does this look like a dairy farm to you
But they wanted a baby cow!! And they wanted it now!! (Sarcasm) ya but I'm sure they dont care about the momma cow whos probably still looking for her
The friend is on its way, the milking is almost over also taking them from mum a bit early is better, and as soon as she gets the other cow she’s going to put them a large pen
@@Xx_itzToca_AvaxXa large pen in their subdivision?? Cows belong on land. Getting a pet cow to fulfill your own selfish desire for social media fame is gross.
They said it’s a temporary home so they might move it outside later and might have another cow coming
@@Jordan-pn7fy they are not I. It with the fame don’t assume
COW❌️ cow✅️
you do know that "mini cow" means nothing. that cow will be a full grown and rehomed.
while mini cows are a thing, they will still be very big, much bigger than people assume. I raise mini breeds and still, they can easily throw a fully grown man. They have no idea what they are getting into and are just straight up abusing the animal.
@@SnapdragonangelHonestly.
So many people are like “oh,normal cows are so stinky,ugly,and big,so I’M going to get a mini cow because they get the size of dogs!”
And I told them that the name doesn’t fully represent its individual size,and the ones I’ve raised have gotten half the size of normal cows.
That’s when they say “gross” and walk away,or otherwise they call me a liar
No,mini cows are not in any way a dog for cuteness.
They should be treated as any other cow(though it’s exceptional to sometimes bring them inside as babies if the weather is too harsh)and they NEED friends.
Their temporary cuteness isn’t worth the trouble for those that don’t know what they’re doing.
@@AgentRoswell a lot of people forget that "mini" cow breeds are STILL COWS. They arent a dog, they arent a stuffed animal, they are still cows and are just as hard to take care of. They arent a house pet by any means and have pretty much the same requirements as normal sized cows. I raise lowlines and would NEVER sell to anyone unless I know for a fact they have whats needed to care for the animals.
@@Snapdragonangel True.
I only ever brought them in when feral dogs,wolves,coyotes,etc. were on the loose
Where I live,the weather is fair enough for them to thrive in it without overheating/freezing
@@AgentRoswell yeah, we’ve had some serious heat in Texas and have had to bring a few calves in because of it. It sucks seeing people take calves like this and treating them like how you would treat a dog tho
The mom will still be looking for her!! She calling out for her mom!!
For sure. I hate that this has become a trend.
So sad
Unfortunately, calves are typically separated from their moms quickly in the dairy industry. Because it's a business, and they sell the milk. 😢
@@Kate-rv1id I've recently learned that in some large dairy farms male calves are killed shortly after birth.
@@Kate-rv1iddue to the breed, the mum wasn’t likely a dairy cow
That’s the cutest little cow ever! ❤
Omg my dream is to have a cow That,s my favorite pet and se is the cutiest eveeeeerrr!!!
we use to have cows when i was growing up.. and babies usually called their mamas like this ,its not and mamas came to comfort them, its not the milk they ask for . we let babies grow up with mothers to full size before they were sold. when they are very small, they are almost attached to their mothers hip. separation is mentally painful to cows,they are not stupid animals as many may think ,they are very sensitive. most of the times cows move in packs and need each others company.
Didn't Ur cattle self wean. Where I grew up on 2 didn't ways of farming we had the small farm just a couple thousand acres with 400 head I think and a station with about 45,000 head on the station when we mustered twice a year we would draft the weaners big enough to go the ones not big enough would get branded tags and cut then bushed with there mother's. On the small farm the mother's would mostly self wean and when they don't seem to be together as long as in stuck to each other's hips then we would wean them and grow then up for market or our own freezer.
Here in New Zealand the baby female calves are taken from their mothers shortly after birth and the male cows (bobby calves) are taken away from their mothers and slaughtered basically right away (not sure how other countries handle bobby calves and I’m not here to judge just share information).
Weaning seems so much more humane and justifiable than taking the babies from their mothers at such a young age it breaks my heart
@@moskvaolmos-fv1oc Millie was probably taken to an adoption place
The cow farm I volunteer at weans the calves at a month old or so
That baby needs her mom and a farm to live on.
Say this Millions of cows who get killed daily because of the meat and diary industrie
Not true
I know they call it a baby, but that could be a mini highland cow.
ya, i have ten acres, a little more than needed, my friend has 18 and she has a lot of cows
@@torturedsoul5235they do. i live in the country and that cow won’t do well, it can get depressed from having no other cows with it
the mother cow that carried that baby 9 months 💀
I get over the cow print nails omg 💅
Hope she wasn't separated from her mom too early. Would love to hear the story behind her.
The only way to get a "bottle baby" is if the mom died, the baby was rejected, or it was intentionally separated from the mother to become a novelty pet. Cows should only be bottle fed as a last resort.
@@jessicalee2675 exactly. I fully agree.
@@jessicalee2675i agree but when you live in the city you can’t have loud animals like cows, roosters ect.
Clearly - she was. I hate rich people.
the baby cow i’m pretty sure shouldn’t be needing the milk anymore i did some research abt it
This precious baby needs it’s mother.. please don’t separate them no matter how good your intentions 😢
Either that or on a farm where hopefully another mama cow will adopt her. This isn’t even a good foster situation. What happens when you have to go to work or school? Or when you go out for other reasons? This pathetic baby needs a farm setting, and not two
20-somethings cosplaying mama cows. Please surrender the cow to someone who runs a farm and can actually take care of this poor creature. You aren’t cow parents. And the stuffed animal is no substitute for a cow herd.
Huh? Literally all people do that with puppies or kittens what makes a cow any different
@@southernlady5085 I don't think they would ever be approved to foster a cow, or even adopt one. They only got one because they paid for her, and I seriously question the morality of the breeder.
They say they're going to build a barn which is great but the barn should have been ready BEFORE the cow arrived, and since they didn't have any cows already they should have gotten at least two cows at the same time.
You have no clue of farm life, smh
@@rebecca6646nothing. These vegans just wanna complain about everything.
Cows don’t belong in the house it belongs on a farm 😂
She’s sooooo cuuuuuttte
She's not just crying for milk. She's crying for her mother. She NEEDS another cow for companionship.
don’t worry, she’s getting her a new companion soon and she has a barn and a big field to graze on
Baby back ribs
@@LoadedspringWhy did I laugh at this 💀
Hope you don't drink milk
@@Loadedspringbro 💀💀
Shes calling for her mom. Bring her back. The mom is calling for her, too. 😢😢😢
Sad
Ah yes another vegan teacher clone
@@jayantibhaumik4624lol
He mom probably died so that’s why she is a bottle fed
Shame on you for having a part in ripping that baby from her mother. She’s not weaned yet. Another example of arrogant, entitled, and selfish human beings having no regard for another sentient creature.
She is soo cute💜💜
I love cows
yeah.. she’s not mooing for milk, she’s calling for her mom😀
You know how people have dogs right? They are taken from their mothers after being able to be away from them. You also know how puppies bark right? They aren’t always asking for their mom either just like this cow.
Also mooing for their mom and mooing for milk are the same thing bc the milk is in the momma cow
SHE'S CALLING FOR A BOTTLE OR BECAUSE JUST GOT MOVE TO A PLACE WITH NO ANOTHER COWS AND ALSO ANIMALS JUST TALK, LIKE THEY JUST LIKE TO TALK NOT JUST BECAUSE THEY NEED SOMETHING OR ARE IN PAIN
@@pixelzebra8440 your not helping by spamming the same shit in the replies your mother doesn’t just bring milk it’s brings love affection and protection.
@@pixelzebra8440dogs have been domesticated to live with us humans. Plus they dont have the herd mentality that cows have. Cows naturally would stay in their herd and be close with their mothers for years. Cows can have friends, best friends too.
Dogs however, while they can have friends, don't overly care for their mothers. My parents breed dogs and we have kept mother and children before and there is rarely actually any love there, they just exist together. Although one of our mother and daughter are close and sit together alot. But even then she has another daughter who she doesnt care for at all. Dogs for countless generations have been separated from their mothers once weined and it has become normal to them. Their brains are wired to create bonds with humans.
Cows are not domesticated in this same way in the slightest. They don't crave human interaction. They need to be with their own kind and have the support of their mothers for many years as they would live in the same herd. Think of elephants, for example, who are known for having complex bonds similar to that of cows. The mothers support their children into adulthood, just like cows would. But our barbaric farming methods dont allow the calves to live long enough to be part of a natural herd dynamic.
Comparing cows to dogs is bullshit. They are completely different in many ways. And spamming the same message everywhere won't change anyones mind.
@@pixelzebra8440they take the puppies away when they arent drinking milk anymore- if the puppy is still in the stages of drinking milk it stays with its mom. So that calf should still be with its mom-
Who’s waiting for the next video ‘we had to get rid of our cow’
Oh totally.
I'm so confused?? Why are people being so rude to them?? They said they are getting a barn and another cow
@@RandomEditZ0 And we'll retract if she is true to her word.
@@jav689 ???? Why are y'all being rude still though- she looks like she's taking good care of the cow
@@RandomEditZ0 "why are you being so rude about this animal being neglected for views?"
You got a baby cow...and a momma cow cried when it was taken away from her. It's truly sad.
PLOT TWIST: It's just a regular baby cow
How cute, you separated a cow and calf so you could play mommy. People are so weird.
Ikr….Yes, let’s separate a growing baby from its actual mother so that this grown arse woman can live out her childhood dream regarding cows as pets.
Just buy a bloody farm and raise cows.
Play mommy with animals instead of kids....
@@lillianahunter1199my exact goddam thought lmao, People call pets their child and neglect their child so hard.
Her mom could have rejected her. Not all mothers except their young. Happens in horses, goats, cows and plenty of other animals.
If this is some rescue situation I think she’d say so. It’s not. She yanked one from mama way too young so she can “bond” with it and make videos while it’s cute. Sooooo gross. Blech. If this wasn’t the case and this was some orphaned baby, she’d make a big deal out of it, because she’d get to be the hero sacrificing her sleep, and her house and bathroom (????? WHY????) to an orphaned baby cow.
Oreo is a perfect name
I think she should be a Millie or Molly ❤
This is so sad. There's no way your lifestyle can support her, I imagine you'll have to get rid of her one day and it's just so sad. The vanity is unreal.
They got the prettiest possible one too, its all for cuteness and clout. And they nust have paid a ton to the breeder.
How do you know this? What about this 2 minute video shows you anything at all? You are jumping the gun. Her pen is a temporary situation.. they have an entire barn to house her and are getting a second cow.
These people are so selfish is disgusting. That poor baby should be with its mother.
@@Shmaples but not it's mother. and what barn? they didn't bother to show that but they sure did need to show off her cow print nails. nope, this is not a family trying to start a farm, this is a grown woman making terrible decisions for vanity.
@@heirofdisa People are constantly saying they “built” a barn for her.But as I scrolled through their channel,not once did I catch a barn in any of their recent shorts or posts,and all I saw that was CLOSE to a barn was a garage with stall bedding.Are people really calling that a barn?
This is heartbreaking 💔
How is it heartbreaking this is heart warming
@@-5illy_goose They brought her home because it felt cute or something. But to take her away from her mother and others of her kind and to deprave her of her natural habitats is heartbreaking. I don't know why they even brought her there.
@@-5illy_goose There are other animals who are perfectly adapted to be pets and are happy to live with humans. They can get one of such pets of they want to.
@@katep4656I hate to break it to you but baby cows are usually ripped from their mothers at birth at meat and dairy farms, then live a life of confinement and often torture until they are slaughtered for meat. I would say this cow has it pretty good
@@shelbyluby1685yeah that’s from the large industrialization of farms to feed hundreds of thousands of people. only caring about the money. It’s very different than small family farms that keep a few hundred cows. and care more about breeding healthy off spring. They aren’t just trying to produce as much goods as possible for the cheapest price.
Am I the only one that saw her nails that are black and white I love the match 😂❤
I love her she’s so sweet you should name her Lilly she’s so cute 🥰 I’m in love with the little cow 🐮
I hope you have a few acres of land for her to roam around on! She will definitely get bigger!!!
They don’t look at there other vids
If you have land it’s unlikely your first animal on your channel that isn’t a husky is a “mini cow”
It is not going to get much bigger. I looked it up out of curiosity. It'll get to maybe the size of a goat or largish dog. Like 36 inches.
A highland only needs an acre
@@lessoriginalthey do get up to around 600 pounds at their full mature size
She needs her real mom 😢 I’m sad when babies ate separated with their mom just because someone needs a pet
You dont want to know what happens when a dairy cow has a calf then
So I can’t have a dog bc it’s separated from its mom? What if the mom’s still alive and they give the two regular play dates. You don’t know
@@NotThatAutumnYou separate a dog from its mother when it’s completely weeded off and independent. Pretty sure six months or smth. Calfs take longer, from Im told. So you can have a dog, just not a calf
@@NotThatAutumn that still not good enough. All animals are different, and most babies need their moms milk for nutrients.
@@theirishcailin333 still horrible for a influencer to support this kind of stuff.
Bro ur gonna have a huge cow in like 5 years its gonna be gigantic
grt, cow brings blessings.
yeah i hope she reads these comments and reconsiders this or moves her outside with friends
I live on a farm and that calf is hungry but wants it’s mother more than anything *edit*she should have been older and btw thx for the likes and also that pen should be a bit bigger for that calf ok I just looked at there most recent video with her and the pen looks much bigger then so that is fine
Very true. ☹️
i live on a farm too, i don’t like when people do this to innocent animals 😢 they are farm animals not house pets!
So sad.
@@HaydenAndMidnight I know u shouldn’t take a calf away from its mother until it’s older
That call is definitely for her mother. Poor baby :(
Baby cow is cute & sweet though i wonder what cow mother must be thinking & feeling without her baby cow ...a sense of attatchment of cow mother & baby could have been considered too ..how about bringing mother along? She would glad & relieved to see her baby in safe hand.!
cute cow
I hope she gets some cow friends. Cows aren't supposed to be alone.
And cows are house pets or backyard pets
For the cows and goats we have on our ranch when the drink milk they get it all over their face and we call is shmilkers
They're getting her a friend dw they're getting a boy this time tho he's extremely sweet and loves to smile (I watched this video after they've been bonding with him and might be ready to take him home soon 😆)
Please don't abandon or neglect her once the aesthetic wears off for you 🤦♀️
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Yea like most people its sad
She said this was her “temporary home,” so good chance the little baby will only stay a little while until she can find a forever home. So, fostering for animals, basically.
@@anonymouscausewhynotno it’s not. This is a cow, not a cat or dog. She needs another cow, she probably got ripped away from her mother, and she needs to be kept outside with a large pasture and barn etc. She should not be a house pet unless absolutely necessary, like an emergency
Dude Cows and Ducks are natural friends, you are sleeping on the ultimate set-up
Neighbours must be so happy with the noise…
I hope this cow gets a friend, cows are herd animals and need at least one other cow. I’m also hoping the pen is temporary (I believe you said that in the video) because cows need area to run. Please remember cows are livestock and much harder and different to take care of than dogs, it’s best to research needs for the specific breed of cow, but I’m very happy for you
Edit: I also noticed the bottle feeding, and I believe that means the cow wasn’t ready to be weaned and still needs its mother’s milk. I may be wrong, as I’m more familiar with horses than cows, but if the cow needs to be bottle fed it was weaned too early, rejected by the mother, or somehow separated from its mother
Very sadly true. 😔
Not mini cows
That is tragic! and then to exploited for views online 😢
In the video right after this one, she shows the barn for the cow and says that she will get a friend for her
I understand your point and I also know more about horses then cows but it is not to early for the cow to be weaned from its mother gene if it stills needs the bottle, there is a reason for how you get bottle decider trays for calves
Hope she doesn’t get hoof problems. Also she might need a friend, cows are super social animals. They even have best friends or favorite cows they like to hangout with. She deserves the best life she can have, cows are sweet and cute little dudes.
Edit: I’m heard you are planning on getting another cow, that’s awesome. Can’t wait to see it happen. I hope their big ol” yard is coming along too it’s awesome to see cows with the space they need to play. It’s cute how they get zoomies like a cat or dog would
She’s getting another one
Precious baby cow. Kisses on the mouth
She’s so cute you should call her Coco
She's crying for her mom.😢
And her mom is probably crying for her baby.
And her mom could be gone and maybe she's a rescue...
Don't assume and look like a jackass.
Most calves are serperated within a few hours of being born, depending on how often the pens are checked. She is crying for food, not mom.
@@Mr.mxffyyyour talking about dairy cows. They are the ones who don't typically take care of their calves. Some farms do a, "wait and see". It could possibly be that for generations that they separate them that they don't have maternal instincts. Usually they separate to give the calf a better chance. This isn't a dairy cow. But on other farms the moms do great and if separated they do cry for each other.
@@user-er4jv7kd8i Ah. I grew up and still live on a dairy farm, so I thought that's all that happened.
Thanks for correcting me without cursing me out. A lot of people don't have that skill and it's actually really important.
You really should have bought two - they’re very social animals!
Yes or her mom! Cows have big bounds and suffer when separated. 🤦🏻♀️
@@chrisspi555I wondered about her being separated from her mom so soon, especially since she's still using a bottle to feed her
@@nicolesymonds2349 It is sooooooo cute and gets more likes .......Too many people don't use their brain or empathy (if they have some)Poor baby cow.
@@nicolesymonds2349 using dairy cattle as an example, the calves get taken from their mothers right after birth so there isn't really time for them to build a bond and the calves have a weaker immune system when compared to that of a full grown cattle, dairy cattle and some other cattle breeds lack the motherly instinct as well so taking the calf is overall safer than leaving it with its mother. Farmers lives also revolve around their livestock so the decisions they make are always for the best, though I don't fully agree with taking the calf in as a house pet.
@@OliviaHaines-qj8ie BS
Wow you got a cow that looks like your other huskies 😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
Whos on a marathon of watching all this creators videos? 🏃♂️👇
You CANNOT keep her inside 😭😭
You definetly can, I just wouldn't recommend it for cleanliness reasons... you'd be surprised but that little thing probably pops a squat 5 times a day
@@Mr.mxffyy its not great for the cow to be in that space, cows need to eat 24/7 and need a lot of space
@@veggietaleslvr I'm sorry, are you not allowed to eat inside? My mistake... I've been doing it wrong my whole life.
And how do you know that she doesn't have enough space?
@@Mr.mxffyyim sorry are you a cow? No your a human. Different species require different things and it makes no sense to compare yourself to another species. That cow will grow and cows need to graze so she needs a sutible area to graze. She can't drink milk forever. I don't know anything about these people but from the video it looks like she lives in a fancy neighborhood. A place where cows don't belong. She'll thrive on a farm with other cows. I hope this helps you regain your common sense and realize that they are being ignorant about this baby animals well being.
@@Mr.mxffyy no I have lived on a property all my life you keep a farm animal inside it will not go outside, the only time I have brought a lamb back inside to the house is when it had hypothermia, I’m 100% sure that no one wants a smelly full grown adult cow in their house
When you go round your friends house and they have a critically depressed cow as a pet.
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Did the cow tell you this
But, but, the woman is happy. Isn't that the most important? She also makes money of it, which is important as well. No?
@@tomasviane3844I can’t tell if your joking or physically the most disgusting person ever
@@tomasviane3844animals get depressed too,animals have fellings they are living breathing things too
Tbh smores would be perfect since her cow fur is black white and brown all the s’mores colors 🥰
Thoz huskies are confused - 'Why is she mooooing, she should bark?' 😄😄😄
I’m hopeful that this doesn’t turn into a type of thing where as soon as she’s not a baby anymore or grows to get bigger ( because even teacup cows are quite large) that they get rid of her. I also hope she has much more space and other animals to interact with. Cows are a big responsibility and require a lot of care
Cows don't belonhg in the suburbs, it's sad and kind of shocking
True although she did say this is a temporary home
agree 100% Buzzzlikeabee, just like the fad for micro pigs ...
They said it was a temporary home, and they're gonna get another cow for her.
Shes not screaming for "miiiiiillllk", Shes calling for her mummy..
That's what I was thinking
Nah cows don’t really call for their moms, this is a terry’s non social environment for a cow tho
No she’s not
Exactly, she is calling for her mom!
Exactly. And her poor mom (if she’s alive) will also be calling out for her… This really depressing to see honestly. I hope they have a legitimate reason for doing this.
She's adorable 💕. She is defiantly bigger than my grandma's calfs
You forgot to shut the door😂
This breaks my heart. I hope she is going to a farm but my guess is no since you transported her in the back of an SUV. The person that sold her to you should have noticed that first thing and actually questioned where she was going.
The people who are breeding cows for these idiots don’t care. They are making crazy money, to sell an insta cow.
I know it’s Gonna be a nightmare by the time they realize it’s getting to big for their minimal space.
They said temporary home so that might change things.
THIS IS A TEMPORARY HOME. THEY EVEN SAY THIS.
@@Red-Check-Markand yet they still only have one cow and it's not weaned, which is a MASSIVE red flag.
"Look, I bought I thing that I don't understand, but it's soooo cute!!" -Every CZcamsr
If you see in her channel you see she is having a new one and some very good places to them!
No such thing as “mini” or “micro” cows or pigs. This is irresponsible breeding, malnutrition, and separating from mother at to young of an age. These are not house pets or backyard pets.
When will people realize that 9/10 of these animals are just walking birth defects from over breeding. White tigers are a great example, people don’t realize how many come out with Down syndrome and respiratory issues etc from the inbreeding it takes to make them.
There are mini cow breeds, you’re right about pigs though.
I 💯 agree. Cows suffer greatly when their young are taken away. It's not like cats or dogs that leave their young at some point.
@@snakesonaframe2668 no there isn’t. Dexters and Jerseys are on the smaller size, Highlands, which is what my family owned, have shorter legs but are still huge. This cow in the video is marketed as a “micro mini” highland mix breed. Trying to make a highland cow mini, which is poor breeding, diet, and ethics. Name one offical mini cow breed?
Important context for people watching this video and being concerned. I was concerned at first too, not knowing the context. This is not the cow's permenant home. They are taking care of her temporarily before she is moved into a barn. She will also have companionship as there will be other cows. She is not treating this cow as a toy/pet. I know it looks like that at first glance, but it's purely a misunderstanding. With that in mind, be gentle with your comments and take angry ones as a misunderstanding from genuinely concerned people ❤️
I’m not convinced it is a misunderstanding but maybe a mis portrayal.
Why not buy the mom and baby? Are adult cows not cute enough?
@@RELM143maybe the mother is dead? Ever thought about that? Maybe it abandonded its baby?
@maikelkuiper3712 usually in the milk industry baby calf’s are taken from mothers about 4 hours to 4 days after birth because they need the milk but idk abt what breeders do
"genuinely concerned people" more like a mob looking for a fight, lol. You give too much good faith to online strangers.
She looks like a highland cow but more cuter I need one 音源 🥰🥰
I think she wanted that milk 😂
Hope you got a barn and some other cows for her.
Cows are very social animals and she's clearly calling for her mom 💔❤️
Some farmer person was saying that most babies get taken away from the mom almost immediately, and are taught to allow humans to help them grow and to handle them. But I also live around farms and have seen many calves with their mothers. Maybe the calves i saw were males and the females are the ones that get sent away.
@@kirbed9486dairy cows are separated immediately and beef cows keep their calves for about 6 months before they are sold or weaned off.
@@user-uz2vc1gc6v yeah that’s where milk comes from lol
@@c.j.r.02yeah well in my village we honor animals that we take milk from. We don’t just treat them like a prop.
heiphers will kick their calves to death that’s why they are separated. look it up or even spend one day on a farm.
As someone with many cows.. Are you planning on getting another? They are very social and get depressed when they don't have a playmate, as well as a large space to run and explore in
What age are they usually separated from their mothers? This baby seems really young.
They got dogs
they’re planning on getting her a friend, they said it in the other video about what they did the first day
In their other video of the cow, they said they were going to get her a friend.
@@constanceschickens6556 Omg?! Are you serious? That’s so omg.
Why separate her from her mommy at such a young age? She wants her mom.
You should probably not go to a dairy farm then. Or any farm for that matter. How do you think the world works?
why would this breed be in a dairy farm
@@kategeorge2594 this baby was separated from mom for no other reason than to satisfy this couple’s greed and desire for attention.
@@daphne10120 Not true, she could’ve been an orphan or it’s dam could’ve been a milk cow. (Yes people milk miniature highlands) or she could’ve just not done well with her mom, when you breed livestock there will always be at least a few bottle babies. You can’t help that. Like me, I only raised a hand full of baby goats this year, but I still had 1 full bottle baby and a couple I supplement.
@@daphne10120exacly 💀
She is so pretty
So cute baby cow❤🥰🥰
She’s definitely yelling for her mooooooooom 😅
You need a bigger area for her and she wasn’t yelling for milk. She was yelling for her mum
Her mom? The one who trampled and rejected her? Do some research please.
Not every baby is excepted by mama, separating a farm animal isn’t the same as a human being. She’ll be ok.
Exaclly
@@marikiemarie7622Which research? While you use dumb tiktok videos for research, some people have practiced agriculture & animal rearing since they were kids.
You didn’t see the whole thing stupid and you not her boss
She is so cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Her brown ears 😍
Never keep them alone.
You should name it…“ let’s get that poor baby out of this crazy lady’s possession on a farm with other cows and a foster mom” it’s a beautiful name 😍
Bro
it was never that serious
LMFAO FR this is animal abuse at this point
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The way she said milllllk was so cute
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Your nails match! Love it!
FYI
Cows are really sensitive animals and need friend and freedom
I think she adopted another cow after few days.She also made a barn for them to play and live freely.May be she posted those videos after this oneon CZcams as well.I saw those on some account on Insta.
@@simarsingh2935should have done enough research on the cow to know that they need a cow friend. And should have gotten one at the same time
@@ToasteredBreadyet they are still living a better life than the hamburgers u eat
The cows who get slaughtered for the meat you eat are also very sensitive, why don't you go worry about them too?
@@malloryknox6802 because she’s actively showing people how to improperly raise a cow but she thinks she’s the best at raising cows
As a young farmer, I believe that there is something wrong with the person who sold the calf. Because a calf is the future of the herd. The only thing that I can think of is if the farmer didn't want any more cattle or if the mother of the calf had died. But that calf needs to be somewhere else. Not inside. I don't care if you get a cow, bull, or calf, just do your research before you get one.
I couldn’t agree with you more
she did say this was a temporary home
@tornadok1078 Yes, but the calf will get used to the air conditioning and the environment. If it gets put out onto hot land it will not know what to do and feel like the people are abandoning her. It will want it's teddy bear and not want to be in it true habitat.
It's so adorable I am going to die
I think u should call it milky! Ty for reading 📖 😊😊❤
she was seperated pretty early ngl.. but you need a large pasture AND multiple cows to make her comfortable, as they should NOT be alone, and do best in groups.
Its better to get separated at early age than turning into beef after some years
@@JAT_77 I don’t know not developing properly or getting made into food
@@TheGuyWhoComments ?
Do u know how to look into videos? You'd see they have a barn and r getting another one karen
@@JAT_77 I’m not a cow specialist, but I don’t think it’s good to be separated from your parents like that