
10/28/04, 08:50 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: VA
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FiddleKat,
A Dexter would be a better choice than a Lowline Angus. You can buy a Dexter for 1/2 the price you'd pay for a Lowline. The Angus name has made the Lowline into a pricey fad, like emus and llamas.
You can get a Dexter in black, red or dun that is horned or polled. They have really great temperament. A lot of petting zoos use Dexters for their size and gentleness. I wouldn't have any other breed for a pet.
Check the American Dexter Cattle Association site or the Purebred Dexter Cattle Association sit for a list of breeders in your area.
Email me, genebo at verizon.com, and I'll send you a picture of me and my Dexter bull. Now there's a pet!
Genebo
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Originally Posted by FiddleKat
I have been looking through some of the magazines Countryside and every time they feature livestock, I decide I want one as well.
Well, I do know that I would like to get a miniature black angus cow for a pet. Any info on this breed? As well any info in general as I am not familiar with cow ownership.
fiddlekat
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