Britons are hugging cows to relieve stress - The Guardian
Source: aif.ru
In the UK, they began to conduct therapeutic sessions with cows to relieve stress. The Guardian reports this.
Farm owner Fiona Wilson spontaneously came up with the idea of conducting therapeutic sessions with cows. She decided to keep some older cows after flooding forced her to reduce her dairy cow population. Now these cows help people relax and relieve anxiety. Wilson mentioned that the cows took several months to adapt to strangers and act calmly around them.
The farmer noted that cow services have gained popularity both among local residents of the UK and among foreign visitors. One session costs 50 pounds (more than 5.5 thousand rubles) and allows visitors to hug, brush a cow and walk around the farm with calves for three hours.
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