Is a chicken a domestic animal?

Answer 1

Colloquially speaking, it is known as the "cow." Generally speaking, we are talking about cattle, which are cloven-hooved, ruminant herbivores that have been domesticated by humans for the purpose of being used for milk, meat, draft and sport.

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Answer 2

Yes and no. Cows are typically used for beef or dairy, with the only bond formed with humans mostly a financial and productive one, little emotional. Typically the human bond with a cow isn't as strong as that between a human and a dog or a human and a horse, or even between a human and a cat. However, the bond can be strong if cow has been raised as a bottle calf, and has been treated with a lot of TLC, resulting in a cow that loves to be brushed, stroked, and is willing to follow her human companion around wherever he or she goes.

It should be noted that it's better to make a steer, heifer or cow a pet, but not a bull. A pet bull is one that has the potential to be extremely dangerous because of the complacency developed around him. He's even more dangerous around cows that are needing to be serviced, because he can and will see his human "companion" as a rival that needs to be dealt with. Bulls should never be trusted, nor should they ever be taken for granted, because you never know when he'll decide to turn on you.

Answer 3

yes, it is the descendent of the red jungle fowl

Answer 4

That is correct, the cow is a domestic animal.