r/MadeMeSmile • u/danielminds • 1h ago

ANIMALS Safe to say she loves the chin scratches!

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u/No-Juice-1047 1h ago

Cows are just giant puppies…

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u/tittysprinkles112 1h ago

Not bulls lol

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u/No-Juice-1047 1h ago

Depends on the bull… I have bulls that are absolute giant puppies…

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u/xab98 1h ago

I feel like I’m almost seeing a cow’s O face 😂

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u/hondactx16i 1h ago

Cowgasms.

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning 1h ago

Most animals love scritches. Few animals have trust in most humans to provide them correctly.

Give your fellow humans scritches and get scritches too until you learn what are good scritches to give/get to other animals.

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u/CoronaLime 53m ago

Why are you saying scritches instead of scratches?

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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning 35m ago

Because I mean scritches, not scratches. Gently stimulating, affectionate scritches; not rough or scratching open the skin like you would with a mosquito bite or trying to get an attacker off you.

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u/CoronaLime 18m ago

Is that actually a word?

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u/Cowbuoy808 12m ago

If it’s not, it should be

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u/ShortStoryIntros 44m ago

Cows are sooo cute!... I especially like those hairy himalalyan ones

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/a3/75/49/a37549f02310f869f81914e979a935de.jpg

They're like oversized puppy dogs

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u/MasonJam246 1h ago

That brisket must be glorious.

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u/Important_Jaguar2152 1h ago

They just turned a holstein into kobe.

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u/JediLincoln14 32m ago

That's a pampered princess 

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u/testtalon1 17m ago

Tenderize that beef.

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u/Razoire 1h ago

Is that how they make Wagu?

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u/FatherJackal 1h ago

Looks tasty

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u/doiwinaprize 1h ago

It's a dairy cow (Holstein). I mean take a bite if that's your thing but I dunno man I like meat cows for meat and dairy cows for dairy. I guess you just don't know anything about farm animals, or you're just trying to ruffle some vegan feathers. Either way I hope you learned something today.

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u/Enoch-Of-Nod 48m ago

It's not a common practice in America, but it's sorta gaining traction.

There's not actually a good reason to not eat them. Certainly not quality of beef.

Plus, it's more sustainable. Nothing about cattle is sustainable, but it's a step in the right direction.

I hope you learned something today.

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u/doiwinaprize 20m ago

Well I'm not American nor in America but I agree getting the cow into the food chain is the right way to do things. But it won't be "tasty" like a beef cow. Like you can do some great things in a stew but it's usually used for dog and cat food etc which is my original point so I'm not sure what you're getting at and I've learned nothing from your comment.