Stock vivo : un cyclopedia per l'agricoltore e proprietario di magazzino che comprende l'allevamento, la cura, l'alimentazione e la gestione di cavalli, bovini, suini, ovini e pollame con un reparto speciale di allevamento : essendo anche un medico di magazzino completo : con mille incisioni esplicative. cura- andche possono essere girate fuori nell'inverno per cambiare per se stessi, ha ledmolte persone per essere deluse nel loro uso. In estate, quando un crine cercherebbe l'ombra, abbiamo visto luive muli sdraiati al sole e goderci il calore. Per il lavoro di fattoria di ordmary e tutti gli scopi di teaming, nmlesdiventa sempre più prezioso come andiamo

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Live stock : a cyclopedia for the farmer and stock owner including the breeding, care, feeding and management of horses, cattle, swine, sheep and poultry with a special department on dairying : being also a complete stock doctor : with one thousand explanatory engravings . care- andthat they may be turned out in the winter to shift for themselves, has ledmany people to be disappointed in their use. In summer, when a horsewould seek the shade, we luive seen mules lie prone in the sun and enjoythe heat. For ordmary farm labor and all teaming purposes, nmlesbecome more and more valuable as we go south of 40 degrees. As we ASSES AND MULES. 205 proceed north they become less and less serviceable, and few are found inuse north of 45 degrees. VII. Mules are not Vicious.It is generalhr supposed that the mule is naturally vicious. This is amistake. He is resentful and never forgets an injury ; and if subjectedto a long course of ill usage he at length becomes vicious. On the otherhand, no animal is more susceptil)lcto kindness, or will exert himself morestrenuously for a kind master. Nevertheless, the mule must have a mas-ter, one firm and 3ct kind. The mule, as some of our readers probablyknow, has a most perfect means of offense and defense, namely, his heels.. A CHOICE MULE AND TYrHAT, CLASS. The market requirements of mules are approximatei the same as those ofthe horse. They must be sound, of a marketable age, be in good flesh, have asleek coat of hair, possess quality and conformation indicative of strength andendurance and be of desirable color. They should also have straight line actionand be of a class for which there is an active demand. Serviceably sound ispractically all that is looked for, but any unsightly blemish is objectionable, though not in the same degree as with the horse. Mules are rarely used forpleasure purposes, but almost entirely as beasts of burden. Because of thisfact slight blemishes that do not interfere with their usefulness receive lessconsid

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectveterin
• bookyear1914