Trick Trained Texas Longhorn Cow Premier Gallorette.wmv

[lupus7806]

can you post more training vedio~?

i am training a Holstein, i want to know how to make her lay down too ;)

pls~~~

[Betcsbirds]

That is so sweet! So cows do have brains and can be trained instead of just slaughtered and eaten! Thanks for posting!

[Truthiness231]

@Betcsbirds One can easily do both: perhaps training and exhibition while younger, and then when up to eating age... mmm, talented beef... ^.^

[haishalehaish]

well, I stand corrected. It is a she. I confused the umbilicus for a male organ. Has utters, not huevos.

[jaaaymeeee]

Hahah, now that is funny. We are just starting out with a few pet cows on our property, and would love to train them as well as this! But i guess it takes practice.

[jaaaymeeee]

Hey there, just wondering what it is you use a treats for them?

[PremierLonghorns1]

cattle cubes work fine as treats but then one of our cows just loves bananas-especially banana skins-who knew??! LOL)

[TheMandtj]

This is nice training but I disagree with your claim that longhorns possess special intelligence. Any bovine with proper training would master this without any problem.

[zoeagility15]

@TheMandtj I agree. I have begun training my Guernsey X Jersey cross and she picked up on the idea really fast.

[gryphonkeen]

WONDERFUL!

[haishalehaish]

Why do you say good girl when it is clearly a boy?

[PremierLonghorns1]

This is one of our cows who was 3 years old at the time and

she is not a "he" as evidenced by the fact "she" has had 3 babies

already! LOL

[RayBliss07]

man I wish I could get my texas longhorns to do this how cute

[PitambarTheRedBull]

I LOVE THIS!! I wanna learn! 5 stars and favorited! How nice!

[PremierLonghornsLLC]

Just praise and treats for positive reinforcement of deisred behaviour. But, of course Texas Longhorns are very intelligent and very unlike ordinary cattle.

[codydog9]

Love the spin! I'm having a hard enough time teaching my dog to spin. Do you just use positive reinforcement (treats?) Do you use a clicker at all?

[PremierLonghorns1]

No clicker, just rewarding of positive responses.