Why didn’t she want to stay in her apartment? Harveigh tried everything to spend as little time as possible there. She much preferred being with the dogs and the family. The solitary life just wasn’t for her.
Things Started to Change
As time went on, Harveigh grew bigger, as cows do. With her newfound size, it became somewhat dangerous for her smaller friends. Harveigh was used to playing with other animals, so it was difficult for her to adjust to playing less.
Soon, there always had to be someone present when the dog and the cow interacted. Her size was just getting in the way of playtime. Nobody wanted the dogs to get hurt.
Becoming a Cow
For those who have been following the story so far, it is clear that Harveigh did not live a normal life and had a different upbringing than the average cow. Tammy had to do everything in her power to acclimate Harveigh to a regular cow’s life.
She took several steps to begin the process. Tammy brought Harveigh on visits to the other cows, which the young calf didn’t always enjoy. It seemed as though the attempts might be in vain…
The Transition
“We introduced her slowly,” explained Tammy. “It’s so hard to motivate her, but if she’s going to learn how to be a proper cow, then she needs to observe the other cows,” she added.