For days now has the same theater: Malwine, my heifer is not on the other grazing, but stands in the entrance, in the pasture next door or on the stairs. Quite clear that I am the fox finally were the pastures all the bands cut out properly, it was flowing stream, it was still enough grass on the current pasture and plenty of space is really well. Every so even with tension on the pasture, what may be happening now back to where I need to patch up tapes, replacing poles, insulators substitute who is where and why and, of course, how do I get the most convenient way all to where they belong, etc. Internally I cursed this small, nasty cow, I thought so busy and took my last nerve with their trips. Probably it is boring, or they want to do with the others currently have nothing, she's just curious and adventurous - sometimes I was just angry and cursing, sometimes I tried to explain it to me, tried reasons, but above all to find solutions.
last night now my first doubts came to my view. Again I saw her coming out are already at high, she was marching along the avenue new piece that was hanging caution tape on the floor, and the two large cows on pasture were inside at the same height. So I went to her and piloted it back to the entrance, the barrier tape moved firmly behind her back and opened the pasture. My mare went straight to Malwine slammed violently with the head and prevented her from coming to the net. So I made the horse back into the paddock drive, Malwine was now once again fled the stairs a bit high, and the upper band to pasture. While I still Melli insulted and drove back, took the opportunity Malwine, slipped inside quickly and ran to the other two cows grazing towards the rear part.
This morning it was now even clearer. I was actually glad that I did not see them standing on the stairs, but noticed when entering the pasture a lot of suspense. All animals appeared in the back pasture part to stand, because I had to look directly at the sun, I could not see right away that all are there. In the closer, I saw that Malwine on the staircase of the neighbors stand outside and all the other animals had built up along the strip. Once Malwine went up or down, followed her the whole entourage. Especially the horse galloped excitedly up and down and even drove to my two rather sluggish on cows, now galloped well. Since there is no gap in the pasture band was, I had to unhook the lower band somewhere and make the best possible nor a barrier tape across the stairs to keep them back again. So I went back to the entrance to first turn off the electricity, the animals followed me and then took Malwine the opportunity slipped through under the tape and galloped like a singed Sow to her mother.
How it should look no runaway, not wishing to explore the adventurous world or has had enough of all the baggage. In retrospect, I must say that they always remained close to the grazing cows and the other near her, that she left steer quite easily again, neither tried to escape or run away from me in the other direction. Subsequently, she was then with the other cows and usually quite far away from horses and donkeys. My guess now is that all these actions in any way with Felix and the various languages are related: For him it's a game, young horses often race each other to test, who evades first to be put so boundaries and hierarchies. He is quite dashing, fleeing the headless dog right when he comes angallopiert. And compared to the cows he can in rejection of his horses and donkeys colleagues to be sure. Perhaps the outbreak of Malwine is therefore more of an Escape, if they are forced into the corner and no other place more hinkann?
relaxed any event, all at once, the cows moved from grazing, horses and donkeys are distributed among the trees and on Hay Square and there was peace and quiet again as if nothing happened. Maybe it's imagination, but I almost had the feeling that they were glad I came now and then for had seen "normal circumstances", from Felix, who could not grasp that his toy was suddenly out of reach to Tessa, me start as if to say "now at last our most Kuhschwester" - this time it was really almost by itself
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