Miniature White Galloway

Miniature White Galloways are the 'new kids on the block' when it comes to Miniature Galloway cattle. The Whites come in three different colour combinations also.

There are MIniature White Galloways that are all white. Then there are MIniature White Galloway cattle that are white with coloured points. The 'points' are the muzzle, the eyes, ears and hooves of the cattle. Some Whites have splashes or speckles of colour on their sides and backs and sometimes on their faces. As many people like the splashes and speckles as those who prefer the coat to be 'clean'. 

Black Points

There are Miniature White Galloways with black points. This colour can be achieved by breeding with two Miniature White Galloways with black points. They can also be bred by using either a black Galloway cow or a black Galloway bull with a White Galloway. 

Dun Points

There are Miniature White Galloways with dun points. This colour can be achieved by breeding with two Miniature White Galloways with black points. They can also be bred by using either a dun Galloway cow or a dun Galloway bull with a White Galloway.

Brae with dun points and her heifer calf Bessie with black points.

Red Points

There are Miniature White Galloways with red points. This colour can be achieved by breeding with two Miniature White Galloways with red points. They can also be bred by using either a red Galloway cow or a red Galloway bull with a White Galloway. 

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Owners of Miniature White Galloways

Owners of the Miniature Whites say they chose their whites for different reasons. Some thought the little black ears and noses were so cute they fell in love. Others said it was because they thought the white coats might be cooler in the hotter climates experienced in northern parts of Australia. Whatever the reasons people are choosing the Miniature White Galloways, they are certainly becoming pretty popular.