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Cows become extremely demanding for love and affection

Aug 06, 2019

Video: Cows become extremely demanding for love and affection

Fiona and Flossey are two of the most affectionate cows you could ever imagine. They live on a beautiful farm in Millbrook, Ontario where the owners believe that cows deserve respect and proper treatment. They have acres of lush, green meadow to graze on, ponds full of fresh water to drink, and some forested area at the edge of their meadows. The herd wanders freely over the farm and they are watched carefully from the farm house that sits on the hill above.

Cows become extremely demanding for love and affection

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