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You'll View Cattle In A New Light When You See How Much This One Loves To Swim


Apparently everything I thought I knew about cows is a lie. Because not only does this bovine buddy know how to jump into the water, he absolutely loves it. So much so that swimming is his favorite pastime…just watch!


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I wonder if he enjoys a good banana boat ride every once in a while, too?



When These Girls Start Singing, Their Cows Do Something So Hilarious


Some animal lovers are called horse whisperers for their ability to take care of the majestic, four-legged farm animals. Others are dog whisperers, who bring their animal-taming talents to man’s best friend.


Today, however, you’ll learn about a group of girls that can legitimately be called cow whisperers. What they get these beautiful bovines to do with the simple sound of their voices is nothing short of beautiful. Prepare to be enchanted!





These women have such splendid voices that I can’t help but be drawn to them as well. It’s simply incredible how they’re able to communicate with these lovely animals!



When This Cow's BFF Stops By, She Does The Sweetest (And Funniest) Thing For Him


When your best friend stops by unannounced, how do you normally react? Well, since it’s 2015, you probably ask them why they didn’t call or text first, but then you might offer them a cup of tea or some cookies you “shouldn’t be eating anyway.” But what this cow does when her pal stops by her stall just to say hi is both sweet and hilarious at the same time!




“I really missed you!”




I bet that pup wasn’t expecting such an amorous greeting when he walked up to the stall…but no harm done! Mrs. Cow probably just thought her canine friend needed a quick rinse before they went out for a night on the farm.



This Cow And Pig Playing Is Everything That Is Good And Wonderful With The World


Young ones have the biggest, most whimsical imaginations. Just watch any group of five-year-olds during recess or running in the backyard…they play make-believe kings or robots, craft flower crowns…the options are endless. The best part is that they have no reservations — no shame in showing how joyful they are at any given moment.


Adults tend to lose that freedom, becoming more and more self-conscious about their actions, words, and appearances. But it’s important to remember that you need to follow your own heart and enjoy each and every moment!


Let your inner kid out…and if you must, channel these two rescued babies in the process:




Run like no one is watching.







Cuddle like it’s your last.







Snuggle like you mean it.







We could all learn a thing or two from them…







Lucy and Desi

The day Lucy arrived I was worried Desi and her may not get along.#happyherd


Posted by The Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary on Friday, October 17, 2014






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These two really are a reminder to let go of your insecurities every once in a while! If you feel like rolling around in a shady patch of dirt, go right ahead! Just as long as you don’t have any important business meetings directly after, as you might want to shower first.



A Cow Gave Birth To A Perfectly Happy, Two Headed Calf The Other Day



When you work on a farm your whole life like Carolyn Crews, all the cows and sheep that cross your path start looking the same. But the Florida farmer recently met one calf that was a little more distinct than her brothers and sisters.


Maybe I should say two calves, since baby Annabelle has two heads. Watch as Carolyn feeds both Anna and Belle in the video below.



Annabelle’s head is a little too heavy for her body, so she can’t get up and feed from her mother just yet. That means it’s up to Carolyn to make her strong. The likelihood of a cow giving birth to a two-headed calf is one in 400 million, so let’s hope the farmer cherishes this little anomaly. From the looks of it, she definitely does.