How do you train a cow to become a house cow?!?!?!?

[Araucana Nest]

Cattle kick sideways, not straight backwards. Horses can do both! Dr. Grandin says that rubbing a cow on her forehead is asking for head tossing. It's fine for horses, not cattle.
Head tossing right near you is dangerous, and then if you back up, she's in charge. Not good!
Mary

They kick sideways and they can kick back too. The back legs swing around. They poop backwards so it is better to be forward on the side when milking.

 

[Folly's place]

So far, right behind the steer, giving Iv injections into the tail vein, no kicking back. Yes, their legs need to swing a bit, so right at the tail base is okay. Messy, but okay.
I'm more about horses than cattle, those horns scare me.
Mary