Danish Jersey cattle is a breed originating from Jersey Island in the English Channel, and developed in Denmark. They are known for their high quality dairy production and their distinctive appearance, which includes a light to golden brown coat and white markings on the face, legs, and underbelly. Danish Jersey cattle are small to medium in size, with a gentle and docile temperament, making them a popular choice for dairy farming and small-scale operations. They are prized for their rich, creamy milk, which is high in butterfat content and used for dairy products such as cheese, butter, and ice cream.