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No, Highlands have short legs so they appear to be smaller.
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Highland cattle carry their barns on their back! The thick hair protects them from the elements.
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Bull horns curve out and down, cow horns curve out and up.
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Highland cattle are intelligent and docile, making them easy to handle and train. Cows have strong maternal instincts and are excellent mothers. Calves are playful and inquisitive. Contrary to appearances, well-trained bulls have mellow dispositions and are "second in command" after the herd cow.
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Yes! They do not require barns, and prefer to shelter under trees or in the open. They will browse on a variety of vegetation. They calve unassisted and produce vigorous offspring. Highland cattle are hardy and naturally disease resistant, requiring minimal veterinary attention.
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