Some cows give milk but this one will sit down and watch television with you.
Nina is not your typical cow. She would rather be inside the house with her human than hang out in the pasture with the other cows. She loves to follow her mom everywhere, including to the bathroom to watch her mom brush her teeth.
Like an oversized dog, Nina loves to hang out inside and follow her mom around. She’s curious about everything and navigates the house perfectly. She even understands all sorts of words that her mom says to her.
When you watch Nina wander around inside the house, she makes it seem natural that a cow would like to live indoors. She acts as if she was born to be a house cow, and that is nothing unusual about her.
How did Nina end up living the life of a house cow?
When Nina was born, she was very small, according to her mom. It ended up that she needed to be bottle-fed and only weighed in at 30 pounds. Because her mom traveled a lot, Nina needed to go on the road with her and was soon going everywhere her mom went.
Mom and Nina share a very close bond. So, on the 4th of July when the fireworks scared Nina, it was natural for mom to bring her inside where she’d feel safe. Turned out, Nina loved being indoors and has been a house cow ever since.
Since she was a baby, Nina has led an unusual life for a cow. She enjoyed car rides, and lots of adventures, and is super gentle with her mom. She’s nothing but a huge cuddle bug with big horns.
As far as Nina is concerned, being a 700-pound house cow isn’t a problem. One of her favorite things to do is curl up and watch television with her mom and eat her favorite snack, popcorn.
But don’t worry, Nina also gets plenty of fresh air and exercise. Her mom makes sure of it. To her mom, she’s the best thing in life and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
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