Help Your Animals Adjust to a New Location by Feeding Familiar Foods
When dining out, especially in a new place, creatures prefer familiar diners and eating with friends
- Published: 7 months ago on September 28, 2020
- By: Kathy Voth
- Last Modified: September 28, 2020 @ 9:19 am
- Filed Under: Behavior, Livestock
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Betsey and I always lead our few cows into new paddocks and walk the perimeter with them and tell them how fortunate they are to have all this good food. They usually follow, take a nibbles and pay us for the guided service by plopping a donation on the ground or a offering a urinary libation.
Perfect illustration at top and analogy!
McDonald’s probably won’t continue to fund onpasture.com after being compared to locoweed and lupines. 🙂 But you may pick up Tim Horton’s.
I think I “get” it: If you usually eat at McDonald’s don’t eat Big Macs at Tim Hortons? OK, that’s not exactly the analogy but I can’t think of anything else except. . . don’t order McDonald’s chicken if you are at KFC?