JOE reader, Liam Walsh, sent us in the following picture of one of his calves getting a little too close for comfort.
Just a hazard of the job, we guess.
Speaking to JOE, Liam said: “After this particular calf was born it got sick and every evening after school I had to nurse the calf by feeding him milk.
“The calf was very quiet and tame and he took to me. This happened when I put him out to grass and some fencing wire broke. When I went over to fix it he started to mount me.
“He’s a very playful calf and follows me everywhere. He’s like a pet really.”
"My cousin wrote the caption, by the way."
Massive thanks to Liam Walsh for sending this our way
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