How long do calves live?

Answer 1

On a farm. He lives near his mother's side wherever his mother is. If orphaned or separated from his mother at a young age (like with most dairy calves), he is raised in a calf barn with other calves where he is fed milk replacer and forage. Smaller farms that adopt orphaned calves will raise them in a corralled area with a a shed, a barn.

Answer 2

once apon a time, there was a little girl who wanted to go to the moon. She went to her grandmama's who usually likes to tell of dragons and monkleys living together in perfect harmony. SO when her grandmama didnt answer her unicorn, the girl was scared and knew she had to see the firetruck down the street and ask for her fortune. But the firetruck was blue today instead of indigo. But then this creep old man came up and asked her if she wanted a lump of sugar. She ran away screeming. After she left he pulled out a bag of sugar and ate it all. Next the girl went to the SUPERmarket and bought a little bag of shrooms. SHE WENT AND fed them to the calve in the barn. THE ENED!

Answer 3

Depends on the types of calves. Dairy calves taken away from their mothers when they are only a day or two old are kept in calf hutches or a section of the dairy barn called something to the effect of "calf barn" or "calf house." Beef calves live with their mothers out on pasture, in a corral or wherever their cows are living.