Kalven Sigge believes to be a horse: "fear of cows"

Kalven Sigge was abducted by his mother. Instead, he was adopted by the Shetland Nore pony. Since March, the two drag, night as day, writes Corren.

"He does not know he's a cow," Elin Andersson told Aftonbladet, 23.

In March, the Sigge calf, a cross between Highland cattle and Belted cow, was born. His mother, however, did not want it and rejected it. Instead, Nore, the 23-year-old Shetland pony, caught Sigge under her wings. They now live together in Vrånghult, Åtvidaberg, where the Andersson family, among others, runs a riding school, as Corren wrote.

"They have been living together since day and night since March," says Elin Andersson, who received Nore with a bandage when he followed him.

They tried to reunite Sigge with the cows in a different place, but to no avail.

"Sigge is afraid of kisses, he hit his mother a lot the first time, immediately after she was born, she did not want him, so he is afraid of them and dares not approach them. to walk in the garden with them when Nore was with them, but they went elsewhere than the kisses, at the other end of the garden.

So they left Sigge, which does not bother Nore.

"I do not think Nore would do well without Sigge either, they got used to each other." He's been with her since day one.

When Sigge had Nore who raised him, he was looking for equestrian behavior, like climbing like horses.

Sigge believes that it is a horse, he does not know that he is a cow.

The future is a little uncertain for Sigge.

"As long as it's possible to keep it, it will stay, we'll throw it away, but it's growing and we can not have tentacles, maybe the best it could get out with the time cows in time." We continue and make more attempts after. We will see.

November 4, 2018 7:08 p.m.