Grooming cows so they look like unusually large poodles is a well-known beautification practice in the show cattle industry. But although it may be decades old, it's just now getting attention on ...

Why fluffy cows? Well, they will certainly gather the attention of a judge at a county fair. But according to the article, it's to help teach the kids raising them about the work that goes into caring ...

Internet, there is a new meme among us. It is beefy. It is fluffy. It is adorable. Its name is #fluffycow. Well, technically, the thing should really be named #fluffybull: the animals in question ...

The fluffy cow above isn’t just any cow. It’s a show calf, one of the Honey Boo Boos of the bovine world. (Honey Moo Moo?) It doesn’t get that fluffy by accident or by nature. It’s coddled ...

Fluffy cows aren't a special fluffy breed, but regular cows who have undergone extensive clipping and grooming Bulls shown in stock shows can sell at auction for more than $75,000 ...

Oftentimes, teenagers participating in 4-H programs will wash, clip and blow-dry their cattle themselves in preparation for judging at state fairs and the National Western Stock Show in Denver.