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Canadian cow 
a breed of small cattle developed in Quebec from stock brought to Canada by early French settlers.
See also: Canadian cattle
- 1824 (1833) On arriving from the old country, they rejected the Canadian cows for their starved appearance and diminutive size; and purchased those of a larger breed.
- 1842 The young cattle (both Bulls and Heifers) fully demonstrated the great benefit which breeders may derive from putting their Canadian Cows to short horned Bulls.
- 1897 Canadian Cows are small but hardy and good milkers. . . .
- 1824 (1833) On arriving from the old country, they rejected the Canadian cows for their starved appearance and diminutive size; and purchased those of a larger breed.