The Hérens (Eringer in German) is a breed of cattle named after the Val d'Hérens region of Switzerland.
These small, horned alpine cattle are coloured black, brown or dark red, often with a lighter stripe along the spine.
Newborn calves are red with a dark stripe along the back, with the colours reversing as they grow.
[2] A distinguishing feature is the short and broad head, with a concave front line.
The cattle are bred primarily for beef, but the cows produce around 3,200 kg of milk per year.