Dexter Cattle
Dexter cattle are small, friendly and efficient ancient Irish breed of cattle decedents from the Celtic mountain cattle or Kerry cattle and are the only naturally occurring miniature breed of cattle. Over the centuries these hardy little beasts have lived in close harmony with their masters.
They were considered to be a poor mans cow but they became the rich and powerful mans cow.
Often In the freezing snow covered highlands of Ireland during winters the house cow would be kept in the hut 
with its owner safe-guarding it and their valuable milk supply.
In the world of today we covert them for their great feed conversion and easy manageability along with companionship and their quality produce.
They are creatures of habit enjoying the security of routine, if they know what you want they are generally more cooperative especially if there is food involved.