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Horses must be tied high because of their high set necks and powerful hindquarters which they can get well up under themselves to use their full force, which is a recipe for disaster if they set back. Cattle on the other hand, are not likely to break their necks when tied low because they have...

Cattle are not built like horses. Yes, horses need to be tied high but cattle benefit from being tied low. They just aren't the same.

Looking good! I just have one suggestion though. When you tie her up, tie her low rather than high. That way if she decides to be sullen and throws herself down she won't just hang there and she will be able get back up on her own.

Goats are a good idea. Not many people have been put in the hospital by a goat.

I grew up around beef and dairy cattle, have done some feedlot work, and worked some of the spring and fall gathers around here before my children were born, and I can say from experience that the tail isn't always a good tell on some cattle. She does look scared in this picture to me. Head...