Henrietta The Highland Cow-7 inch

Highland cows, often called "coos" in Scotland, are a unique and ancient breed of cattle originating from the Scottish Highlands. They’re easily recognized by their long, shaggy coats, which keep them warm in harsh weather, and their impressive, wide horns. These coats make them incredibly hardy and suited to cold climates, allowing them to graze even in snow by digging through it with their horns.

Their coats are usually a striking reddish-brown, though they can also come in black, yellow, and even white. Highland cows are known for their friendly, docile nature, and despite their rugged look, they're gentle creatures. Their calm temperament makes them great for farming, as they’re less likely to stress out than other cattle breeds.

They’re also known for producing lean, flavorful meat and are often raised on small, sustainable farms. Highland cows are becoming popular worldwide, not only for their meat and milk but also for their undeniable charm and unique appearance.