This herd of cows are not fans of the cold weather in Huizinge, the Netherlands.

The farm animals are seen wandering out of the barn before taking a few moments to decide the weather is too cold. The cows then quickly retreat to the warmth of the barn.

Berk Bakker, the filmer, said: "The 'cow dance' is usually a sign of spring in the Netherlands: the moment the cows, locked up in their stalls all winter, can go outside as the temperature gets warm enough.

"Today, it was 5 degrees Celsius, so the cows rushed back into the barn."

This footage was filmed on April 2.

'This is the heartwarming moment a herd of cattle was allowed to step outside after being locked in during the winter.

The cows experience fresh air for a bit before realizing that the temperature is a little too low for their liking. So, they return to their stalls.

The filmer of this video, Bert Bakker, wrote: "The 'cow dance' (koeiendans) is usually a sign of spring in the Netherlands: the moment the cows, locked up in their stalls all winter, can go outside as the temperature gets warm enough. Today, it was 5 Degrees Celsius, so the cows rushed back into the barn."

Name: Bert Bakker
Location: Huizinge, Nederland'