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The Buša or Busha is a breed or group of breeds of small short-horned cattle distributed in south-eastern Europe, principally in Albania and the countries of the former Yugoslavia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. Related breeds include the Gurgucke, Lekbibaj and Prespa of Albania, the Gacko of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Greek Shorthorn, the Metohija Red of Kosovo and the Rhodope Shorthorn of Bulgaria.

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It sits within the topics Animal breeds originating in Albania, Animal breeds originating in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Animal breeds originating in Croatia.

Its subject is documented across 10 Wikipedia language editions.

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Cattle breed.name
Buša
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Buša cattle - Illyrian cattle leg P.Cikovac Bijela gora - Mt Orjen Montenegro.jpg
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Buša cow in Bijela gora, Montenegro

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Croatia
Country of origin
Illyria
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Buša cattle - Illyrian cattle leg P.Cikovac Bijela gora - Mt Orjen.jpg
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Buša cattle
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taurine cattle
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The Buša or Busha is a breed or group of breeds of small short-horned cattle distributed in south-eastern Europe, principally in Albania and the countries of the former Yugoslavia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. Related breeds include the Gurgucke, Lekbibaj and Prespa of Albania, the Gacko of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Greek Shorthorn, the Metohija Red of Kosovo and the Rhodope Shorthorn of Bulgaria.

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