The calf in the bathtub story reminds me of something I did in 1998.
I came across a deal on day old Holsteins. $5 each. So I bought all 5. Got them home a put up in the barn. The next day they got scours. I was giving them medication for scours. That night a cold front came in and the temperature was to get down into the single digits. I worried about the calves being weak and freezing to death so I brought them in a put them in my bathroom and shut the door.
The next morning I got up to shower and go to work. I opened the bathroom door and there before me were 5 deadcalves laing on the floor in about 1 or 2 inches of diarrhea. I just shut the door and went to work.
My son was around 14 at the time. I had to be at work at 6 a.m. so I was always gone before he even got up to go to school. That evening, when I got back home from work, I asked him what he thought when he opened the bathroom door earlier that morning. He replied that he had taken a shower that morning. I asked him how he avoided stepping in the floor covered with diarrhea? His reply..."I just stepped on each calf to get to the shower!". Kinda like stepping stones. LOL
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