The paper presents the results of studies on the usefulness of the texture images USG (ultrasonography) analysis by GLCM (Gray Level Co-Occurrence Matrix) in neural modeling. Tests pertained to the efficacy of the classification of the corpora lutea located in ultrasound images of the domestic cattle ovaries performed by artificial neural networks. The tests were performed using three different methods: the first one used unprocessed images - raw, the second method used image processing - unsharp mask. In the third method the raw images were processed by filter reducing the noise - despeckle filter. For each of the presented methods, the best generated neural network model had the structure of the MLP (Multi Layers Perceptron). The best results, in terms of artificial neural network were obtained in the case of ultrasound images that were not processed prior to texture analysis. As a result, it generated MLP neural model of structure 5:5-8-1:1.