Dr. Adolf Gstirner sees the Blondvieh as descendant of Slovene cattle that came to Carinthia during the early medieval Slavic settlement of the Eastern Alps. They were crossed with Franconian Gelbvieh to develop a new breed which was officially formed by 1890.
Dr. Adolf Gstirner considers the Blondvieh as an offspring of Slovene cattle that arrived in Carinthia during the early Slavic settlement in the Eastern Alps. These were interbred with Franconian Gelbvieh to form a new breed, which was officially recognized by 1890.