Romanian buffalo

Back line is sinuous, i.e. loin and tail point come lower than wither and crump height.

The most numerous Romanian buffalos are the Carpathian type, which presents a valuable genetic resource, being well adapted to the cold climate.

[citation needed] Main uses are milk, meat and draught power.

Type of management is stationary, housing is over 6-8 months / year and feeding is mixes.

In most smallholders buffalos are maintained tied in closed barns in winter, while in warm seasons a combination between stable housing with grazing is practiced.