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Beautiful observation. Where are you going to focus.? Which country?

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MessyJC no kidding and thats not the proper way to move calves away from feeder i about jumped outta my chair when i saw that hopefully she was shown proper way

Great job

They don't care they like to torture them

tange2000 hey there, great point you've made, I didn't like seeing that one. Whilst I don't doubt it's a quick way of getting a calf to move when you want, I'd personally avoid doing it at all costs.

ole nausene hey there, really? How have you come to that conclusion? The worker in question said she was originally from South America where animal welfare standards may not be as high. She did say however that she enjoyed working with the calves, which I don't doubt. She may also be unaware that she was risking quite serious injury there, and given being made aware of the risks, she may no longer tug on the tails when organising the calves around the group feeder, and possibly even feel quite badly about doing that in the past. I've sadly seen incidents of calves being physically lifted off the ground by they're tail, and over quite long distances at times. Plus one disturbing incident of newborn calves being thrown using the tail. I'm certain that in this case, it was simply a lack of understanding on the handler's part, and they actually have good regards for their livestock, rather that an enjoyment of inflicting suffering on their stock as you've suggested.

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There are no predators in NZ not ones that are big enough to take down a full grown cow at least

Let alone a sheep

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@Thor Goumundsen thanks, that makes sense. To an untrained eye they are similar.

this isnt normal here

@@endurohuntfish8865 how? Same as thousands of of other dairy farms in New Zealand!

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I bet the farmers wife might not be to happy that she's so cute.

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Yep, thats something I'm constantly telling trainees, tails are not for pulling if I see them doing it I go Dutch at them.

Totally agree Bob Brown, that Was not a good look at all. As I reply commented to another who posted concern about this, I suspect the farm employee in question was just ill informed about this. She seemed to have regard for the calves she was overseeing, and I'm confident that once informed on the risks of serious injury with pulling a calf's tail, and shown the correct method of moving a calf, she wouldn't do that again. Someone commented that she loves inflicting suffering on the calves there, and implied that was her motivation for the tail pulling, whilst a ridiculous suggestion, concerning some may believe that. Also totally understand Racheal's comment in the shoes of the owner of the young stock in question, and as that owner, knowing the severity of the risked injuries associated with tail pulling. I'd personally have NO issues sacking on the spot if I witnessed acts like that on employees who HAVE been made aware of these risks. Thankyou to you both for raising this issue!

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