What is the name of cow's house?

Answer 1

The name of a cow's house is typically referred to as a "barn" or a "cowshed". A barn is a structure used for housing livestock and storing equipment, while a cowshed specifically refers to a building used for housing cows. These structures provide shelter, protection from the elements, and a comfortable living environment for the cows.

Answer 2

A "cow's home" would be a farm or a ranch. On that farm or ranch cows would be out on pasture where there are sheds or barns to go to shelter when need be.

In some parts of the world it is called a 'byre'. This word can also be translated as barn and was used through many parts of old England Scotland and Wales. Some modern Britons who live in rural type areas have hung on to the use of this word 'byre'.

Answer 3

The name of a cow's shelter is called a barn or a cowshed. It provides protection from weather elements and a place for cows to rest and eat.

Answer 4

Cows do not really have "houses." They are found in barns, sheds, byres, or no shelter at all.

Answer 5

That's a barn.

The homework for 2nd grade is looking for the word "Dairies" even though dairies are a business, not a home.... go figure

Answer 6

They live in cowsheds.

They get milked in milking parlours.

Moo.

Answer 7

That depends on where you are and what you mean by "home". Some possibilities: pasture, barn, farm, corral, range, kraal.

Answer 8

A barn or shed.

Answer 9

Shead

Answer 10

Kennel