Showing posts with label cattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cattle. Show all posts

Friday, November 16, 2012

Cow 3D Puzzle



Fun and educational for young and old!

Our Cow 3D Puzzle


The details on this 3-D puzzle animal toy add another dimension, so you could say it is 4-D (3-D + details)! It is certainly one of the more detailed we have seen, making it an interesting replica as well as a fun toy for adults and children above the age of 3. This delightful animal model comes assembled. The pieces are cleverly fitted, flexible, and not too difficult to assemble. When complete, this highly-detailed animal stands nicely on its own for display on your shelf, TV, computer monitor, etc. Check out our other 3-D Puzzle Animals, as well as our other hoofed animal toys.

About Maine-Anjou Cattle


Maine-Anjou cattle are red and white and primarily raised for meat production rather than dairy. The Viscount Olivier de Rouge originally created the breed in the Anjou region of Western France in 1908. This is a large breed, with cows reaching 1900 pounds. The breed was first imported to the new world in 1969, first in Canada, then the United States.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

Friday, December 16, 2011

Plastic Holstein Bull



Rounding out our Holstein family!

Our Plastic Holstein Bull


This realistic-looking plastic Holstein bull is made of hard plastic and is constructed with attention to detail. It is 5 1/2 inches long and 3 1/4 inches tall. This Holstein bull makes a nice pet, a gift, fits into a cow collection, or is useful for a diorama. Our plastic bull can be used in a number of ways including as a gift indicating a bride price among certain cultures, and as a part of a Christmas manger scene. Check out our other cow toys and gifts.

About Holstein Cows


The Holstein cow is a popular dairy cow which originated in what is today Holland. The Dutch breeders bred and oversaw the development of the breed with the aim of obtaining animals which would make best use of grass. The result was an efficient, high-producing black-and-white dairy cow. It is black and white due to artificial selection by the breeders. It is the most common dairy cow in America.

This blog is sponsored by Tapir and Friends Animal Store.

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