yes
Belted Galloways originate in Scotland, like Galloways, Highland and Angus cattle do.
Polled.
no
Polled. The dominant polled characteristics come from the Red Poll breed that is infused into this breed to make it the Senepol breed.
The Dutch Belted is typically a dairy breed.
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Yes, since this will really put the emphasis on heterosis for MG-Galloway X calves. Belted Galloways are relatively the same size as MG's are, so the calves will come out nice and small, but VERY growthy. Heterosis, by the way, is achieved by breeding one breed of bovine with an unrelated different breed of bovine to get a calf that is superior (genotypically and phenotypically) to either of its parents.
It is a breed that has a white "belt" around its middle. Such breeds include Belted Galloway, Dutch Belted and Buelingos.
Both.
Depends on what breed of "oreo" cow you're referring to: Dutch Belted or Belted Galloway?
The forelock, since it is just as pronounced in this breed of cattle (WAY more than any other breed, even Galloways), as it is in horses.
Angus, Red Angus, Red Poll, Galloway are a few breeds that are genetically hornless. Most other breeds, except Highlanders, Texas Longhorns, Florida Crackers/Pineywoods and other horned cattle, have been genetically modified to have both horned and polled cattle within the same breed.