The characteristics of a good cow to keep:

• Komala is accomplished. Black down to the feet, the tip of the tail is white.
• Kanaka brawa. Yellow to the horns to the eyes and nails.
• Purana teak. White to the eyes, yellow horns.
• Three ants. Smooth black color, white hair on the forehead.
• Line rays. The back hairs stand in a row (jering).
• Row pee. It is white, white on its back.
• Renteb. The horns lean forward.
• Patekap. The base of the tail is flattened, the butt is bent.
• Dados captivated. Each pair of plows reads.
• Title. The ducks (back toes) reach the ground.
• Goalkeeper. Long hair on the ear holes.
• Highlight the pelud. When used to plow out his genitals.
• Straight stripes. Her chest is striped.
• Orek captivity. Smooth black over his clean nose.
• Ubes-ubes golden. Until the legs are yellow, the horns and tail are white.
• Wash away the universe. The tail is long until it hits the ground.
• Full teak. Its fur is pure red (or black for adult males), clean white feet, black tail feathers.

While the characteristics of a bad cow are as follows:

• Layah white. A bull (cow) whose tongue is white.
• Cart. The ox (cow) that rattles.
• Losers. A cow (calf), with white hair on its forehead.
• Nungkang mountain. An ox (cow) with white fur on its back
• Scratch. Ox (cow) with white tail hair.
• Paceh. Ox (cow) whose horns are paceh (not developing).
• White horns. Ox (cow) with white horns.
• Bald. The ox (cow) has no hair between its horns.
• Nyengkrong. Ox (cow) with long, pointed horns.
• Grumpy. An ox (cow) with horns like a buffalo horn.
• Peleng. An ox (cow) with an ego, striped rump.