BREEDERS SOCIETY AND REGISTRY ®
a division of Happy Mountain® Farm Inc.
We provide information on all 26 breed categories of miniature cattle. The Beginners Guide to Owning Your Own Miniature Cattle Business is a guidebook currently available, bursting with information. The Beginners Guide consists of a 24 part article series, for $42 per book. Click Here to Order or Call (253) 631-1911 Fax (253) 631-5774, email info@minicattle.com Advertise to the world - you can place classified ads for your product, services and cattle on this web site - click here.
The names Panda® Cattle, Kentshire® Cattle and Happy Mountain®
together with logos and related marks are trademarks of
Professor Emeritus Richard Gradwohl. ® 2003 RHG
HAPPY COWS COME FROM HAPPY MOUNTAIN® FARM
Site of the IMCBS Miniature Cattle Breeding Research Facility
Of the 26 breeds of registered miniature cattle worldwide the following 18 breeds
originated at Happy Mountain® Miniature Cattle Farm. All breeds are based on linebreeding programs developed by the British with only approved foundation bulls. Examples include linebreeding 2 breed crosses, 2 breed triple crosses, 3 breed triple crosses, 4 breed triple crosses and 5 breed triple crosses programs.
American BeltieTM, AuburnshireTM, BarbeeTM, Belted Irish JerseyTM, Belted Lessor JerseyTM, Belted KingshireTM, Belted Milking DexterTM, Miniature Black BaldieTM, BurienshireTM, CovingtonshireTM, Four Breed Grad-WohlTM, Five Breed Grad-WohlTM, Happy Mountain®, JustinshireTM, Kentshire®, KingshireTM, Panda®, Red Kentshire®
The names Panda® Cattle, Kentshire® Cattle and Happy Mountain®
together with logos and related marks are trademarks of
Professor Emeritus Richard Gradwohl. ® 2003 RHG
NEWS RELEASE
KENTSHIRE® CATTLE IN SOUTH AFRICA
The first Kentshire® cattle have been born in the country of South Africa. Kentshires® are a new breed of miniature cattle developed by Professor Richard Gradwohl at the Miniature Cattle Breeding Research Facility in Covington, Washington USA. This is the only facility of its kind in the world. The Kentshire® was named after the City of Kent, Washington. The City of Kent has adopted the Kentshire® as its official breed of miniature cattle. There have been inquires from many other countries wanting to start herds of Kentshires®. Professor Gradwohl originally donated 400 straws of bull semen to South Africa for development of the Kentshire® breed. The breed is very feed efficient and well suited for the small farms of the world. Ideal for countries with sparse vegetation and limited water resources.Concentrations of two Kentshires® per acre results in a high land use production ratio. A multipurpose docile bovine Kentshires® are good for both milk and beef and of equal importance they make great pets.
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 Cosmo, a very small Panda bull with his new miniature horse friend.  Do miniature cattle make great pets? Kathy Fontenot of Texas would say yes.  The New "Barbee" breed. A little heifer named Katie.  Karen Ondera on her farm in Washington State says hello to her little Jersey Heifer "Taffy". |
 Panda® Cattle in Texas The First Miniature Belted Panda®  Precious - The First Miniature Panda® Cattle born in the world. Has now had four calves.
The Panda® Miniature Cattle Breeding Program The Panda ® Miniature Cattle breeding program is a closed breeding program. It is a linebreeding program starting with one very special approved bull. No other animals are allowed without genetics from this approved foundation bull. In addition, all females must also be approved and all breedings must be approved by the registry. The name Panda ® cattle has been trademarked in the US, Canada, Mexico and most developed countries. Because of these special breeding requirements and trademarking, Panda ® Miniature Cattle will remain a very sought after popular unique pet bovine highly prized by their owners. The International Miniature Cattle Breeders Society and Registry issues certificates of registration pedigrees on all approved Panda ® Cattle. Registry control over breeding, female approval, and linebreeding requirements is unique in the cattle industry and insures purity of these adorable animals. PANDA® TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT Registered Panda® Miniature Cattle were developed at Happy Mountain® Miniature Cattle Farm and are the original and only recognized trademarked Panda® Cattle. Any other cattle being marketed under the same or similar names are nothing more than illegal fakes. Do not be misled by unscrupulous dishonest breeders selling unregistered questionable animals attempting to take advantage of the popularity of our Panda® Miniature Cattle product name. Authentic Panda® Cattle are trademarked and registered with the International Miniature Cattle Breeds Registry. These are the only Panda® Miniature Cattle. Any other cattle claiming to be Panda® or similar to Panda® Cattle or stating "Otherwise known as Panda® Miniature Cattle" are not registered or recognized by the International Miniature Cattle Breeds Registry. Use of the name Panda® in reference to cattle in any way is a product trademark infringement and will be dealt with accordingly. The name Panda® as it relates to cattle together with logos and related marks are product trademarks of Professor Richard H. Gradwohl ®2003.  Professor Gradwohl with Paula Sue a Miniature Holstein Heifer 
Geneme Keyser of Washington State has three mini cattle all of which are pets.
 Carole Rodgers feeds one of her favorite pet mini cattle at her farm in Virginia.  Professor Gradwohl exhibits the size relationship between himself (5' 9")and Precious (only 14" at birth). |
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The names Panda Cattle, Kentshire Cattle and Happy Mountain
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Professor Emeritus Richard Gradwohl. ® 2003 RHG
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