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british frisian temperment

keep going · 2012-02-23 02:05:12

bought a few bf heifers acouple of years ago and they were a b**** to train to the parlour,put it down to the previous owners handling.but now their daughters are calving and its the same with them.definately reckon their temperment is suspect because long ago we used to have awful trouble training heifers but it got…

23-02-2012 2:05am

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bought a few bf heifers acouple of years ago and they were a b**** to train to the parlour,put it down to the previous owners handling.but now their daughters are calving and its the same with them.definately reckon their temperment is suspect because long ago we used to have awful trouble training heifers but it got better which i put down to handling but now i think its just that fr hols have better temperament in the parlour.any thoughts

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could be because the mother was giddy alright but I wouldnt go tarring the whiole breed with the same brush. the quietest cows weever had were british friesian

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