Farmers prefer these mostly white with brown spots cows because they live longer than most other dairy breeds. They also typically have dominant personalities, something you should be aware of if you’re introducing them to your herd or if they will be around your other animals on the homestead.

If you are looking for a uniquely mottled brown and white cow, look into the Milking Shorthorn, Ayreshire, or the Texas Longhorn. If you are looking for a solid brown or solid white cow, you might like the Charolais, Brown Swiss, or the Scottish Highland.

Abondance cows have golden or brown coats with a white head, underbelly, and some white markings on their legs whereas the bull has a chestnut red coat with a white head.

Examples of white cow breeds include American White Park, Belgian Blue, Bianca Modenese, Brahman, and British White. There are many different types of cow breeds, but all of them have one common goal: to produce milk and meat. Each breed has its own unique characteristics that make it special.

Characteristics: The Guernsey types of cows are brown or fawn with white spots of various sizes on the body or face. She is medium in size, weighing about 1,200 pounds in maturity. History: The Guernsey originated from the Isle of Guernsey, a tiny island in the English Channel.