You first met Barina at 10 days old when we brought her on her very first outing to Marin County Farm Day, in March. Now the little dairy calf is about a month and a half old so Paige and I thought we should give Barina her first halter training lesson.
I'm planning on taking Barina to a couple of upcoming outings, mainly so kids that don't have access to farm animals can come and see a dairy calf up close. Halter training her will benefit both of us.....Barina will feel safe and secure when on a lead rope and I'll {hopefully} have full control of her.
This was Barina's first time on a halter of any kind. She did GREAT! She's real gentle and didn't kick up her heels at all.
This is the look of a four year old when pouting because she wants to take control of my Canon DSLR camera.....no more posing, she wants to TAKE the photos.
So I let her........
Barina's first lesson went so well, she'll be following along behind us, probably without a halter, in no time.
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I am a sucker for a cute calf!
Good job Paige...following in your Mommy's footsteps.....your Nonny is so proud of you! Love you, Nonny
so sweet!
A great experience for your daughter :)
Oh-so-fun! I'm waiting to find the right calf to do this with so we have one that we can take to the school's Farm Day and other events.
I wanna calf too!! ;p
She really did a great job taking that picture... I like it! :D They're all great pictures!
*MeMoRy
Looks like Briana is doing great, so glad she is going to help other kids learn about farm animals. And it looks like you have a budding new photographer as well!
I bet children will love meeting this cutie.
I am so impressed. Halter breaking is just about my least favorite thing, and the sole reason we don't have any foals around our place! I like to get them after they have learned to lead.
she is just beyond cute!!
What a darling pic, and such a good idea for sharing her with other children. And what a good experience for your daughter too!
How great for your kids to grow up on a dairy farm. I love the picture of her when she wanted the camera. And she took a good photo too.--Inger
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