It is possible to lead a cow upstairs but not downstairs why?
448391
This is actually correct stating that a cow can be led upstairs but not down.  The ankle and knee joints are mis- aligned for supporting the cows weight when traveling down stairs.  Its not that they physically can't, its just that it is a lot of trouble for them.  Imagine walking upstaris normally, but then when you come back down the stairs you have to wear a pair of ballet shoes and walk down on your tiptoes and you also have to bend foward at the waist the whole way down.  you not only feel unstable, but you also feel like you might fall forward.  This is proabably simialr to how the cow feels when trying to walk down stairs.  Therefore, the animal is going to resist because of the fear of falling.  Also a cows brain has trouble determining just how large a drop each step actually is, and the animal doesn't like uncertainty.  That is why anti-cattle crossing lines work for keeping them contained.
334132
Because they have cloven hooves and do not chewe cud. The entire Levitical law hinges around not mixing two different things (like not wearing a shirt composed of a wool/linnen blend), and cud-chewing, cloveen-hoofed animals were seen as one class while non cud-chewing, non-cloven-hoofed animals were considered a different class. Because pigs have one factor (the hoof) but not the other (the cud chewing), they are seen as being an abomination, a perverse blend of two animals that should have been seperate. This theme of keeping everything in its place and not mixing them up is very important to the Torah.
1071413
I own cows, and let me tell you, they do not sleep standing up. If you go out at night and see one standing up, believe me it is a wake, and a cow maybe laid back, but if you tick it off (most of all the bull) it will hurt you, and believe me they can really hurt.
1106808
First without the straw or pencil they could nit climb the sleek walls of the cofee can. Second with the straw some are not smart enough to climb all the way up (they are simple insects). Also they may not want to abandon a food source.
734308
yo, talk to a animal instructor, or something.\n\nya dig?
221449
Not really. You can get them to do what you want them to do with some sort of "tricks", but for the most part, you really can't train them in the sense you can train a mammal (or bird for that matter.)
1162191
it's not wrong it just normal cow
135448
You can lead a horse to water but cannot make them drink. \nSo I suggest to be there for her, do what you can & when they decide to take action or it is up to someone to take action be there to do it.
759043
try not using dominant buck , just use doe estrus. it will lure mature bucks and also make sure you are looking downwind from where your rattling because they,ll circle around and generally will come in with the wind in their face .
773041
I have a pet cow called Bluebell. She is absolutely huge, but she has no difficulty going backwards forwards or side to side and turns like a ballerina! However she does like to walk on firm even ground, and refuses to step over or across anything. This is why you see those metal grids across lanes in the countryside; it stops the cows from wandering away from the farm tracks.
679610
Sometimes a cow has to be tipped (we actually call it taking them down) if they need to be doctored or something.  You grab them by the tail and pull them sideways.  Why would it hurt a cow any worse than a person?  Yes, cows can get back up, yes, they do sleep laying down and yes, you could get your teeth knocked out trying it.  Cows can kick sideways as well as backwards and it's not real easy to sneak up on a cow, but if you do, a full grown cow can weigh over 1000 lbs. so you better be fast and strong.  Better not pick on her calf either, as most cows are really protective of their babies and will hurt you.  I wouldn't worry too much about cows.  They can pretty much take care of themselves as far as tippers go.
571459
Horses usually do not jump unless there is a need (a rider telling him, or something on the other side of the fence he wants).  In fact they usually attempt to run through fences, rather than jump over them.\n\nProperly trained and conditioned horses have the ability to jump great heights.\n\nHorses without riders are able to jump higher because of the reduced weight...however, you have to convince the horse that he wants to jump by himself.
908619
What if you don't see a cow at all? :P
1027427
If the cow is a consenting adult, then yes.
322385
I can't stop laughing at the word moobs...what was the question\nOh yes, change your diet, you can sit up, crunch till the cows come home...but until you change the diet the cows will remain in the moob zone.
438001
animals lack intellegence from my experiences !! however i been doing this model on animal behaviour it claims that animals have two ways of thinking !!\ninnate behaviour (which is genetically inhereted) like a spider is born knowing how to build a web ...etc\nand learnt behaviour (which is obviously learnt): this is what u can teach to an animal like training a dog to respnd to a type of whistle ...etc this varies in animals and more animals are able to learn more/ or less than others !! but intellegence, there is no intellegence there i tihnk. you wouldnt one day wake up and see ur cat has used ur laptop to browse the net and had just regestired on a monthly phone price plane with vodafone and payed using your debit card if u know what i mean
656393
No, elephants can not jump.\n\nTheir weight is far too immense (sometimes well over 10,000 lbs).  There is no way their leg muscles could exert enough energy to lift and propel them off the ground.