Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 41. Restraining One Hind Leg in Backward Position. rope back to and around root of tail; thence do^vnward topastern; then back through hobble ring. Make traction on 36 EESTKAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. free end of rope and the foot will be lifted from floor. Bythis method the weight is thrown almost entirely on the hipsand back. The German method of restraining one hind leg, Figure 42,is by first applying a heavy leather collar (h)
Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 41. Restraining One Hind Leg in Backward Position. rope back to and around root of tail; thence do^vnward topastern; then back through hobble ring. Make traction on 36 EESTKAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. free end of rope and the foot will be lifted from floor. Bythis method the weight is thrown almost entirely on the hipsand back. The German method of restraining one hind leg, Figure 42,is by first applying a heavy leather collar (h) (g). Then slipleather strap or rope loop (d) over tail. Now carry tailthrough loop in crupper strap (e) and fasten crupper strap. Fig. 42. German Method of Restraining One Hind Leg. (f) to collar (g). Tie rope around neck with knot in frontof chest (i) ; then carry rope between fore legs to and throughring (a) in hobble strap. Now carry rope up to and throughloop (b) and make traction from free end of rope. Another method of restraining one hind leg. Figure 43, isby looping rope or strap around leg above ankle (a) ; then carryrope or strap (b) upward to the opposite side and around chest EESTBAINT HAENESS AND OTHER APPLIANCES. 37 (e) (d). Then twist or wrap the rope around the other rope(b) behind elbow (c) and make traction on free end of rope (f).
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