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Cow in a swimming pool

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Saw this story on the news the other day. Apparently a cow decided to cool down by dipping into someone's pool in Massachusett! LINK

The funny thing is, i was searching for this on the BBC website and it came up with several stories of cows in swimming pools. Guess it's a must do in the bovine world
 
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haha thats kl !
 
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Sounds cool, as long as they don't injure themselves getting in or out. Or, relieve themselves while in the pool! Now that would clog a filter system for sure.;P
 
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Haha, Pittsfield is the town right next door to me. It's stories like this that remind myself and the people around me that we live in the boonies.
 
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They get in ponds around here all the time to cool off, I guess a cow understands what any port in a storm means.
 
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Quite clever really aren't they?!
 

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