Hand-book of Horsemanship and the habits and diseases of the horse and other animals . HORSES AFRAID DF THE CARS. HAND-BOOK OF HORSEMANSHIP. 27. TO CURE A COW OF KICKING. WHILE BEING MILKED. To Cure a Cow of Kicking Wliile Being Milked. First tie secure to a post or in the stable. Then place on the cow a Bona-parte bridle (as seen in the engraving), passing the rope around one leg, andtying to the other, on the side which you sit down to milk at; then take apole and touch your cow lightly, making her kick a few times, which willpunish her in the mouth; and, after a few lessons of this kind, it
Hand-book of Horsemanship and the habits and diseases of the horse and other animals . HORSES AFRAID DF THE CARS. HAND-BOOK OF HORSEMANSHIP. 27. TO CURE A COW OF KICKING. WHILE BEING MILKED. To Cure a Cow of Kicking Wliile Being Milked. First tie secure to a post or in the stable. Then place on the cow a Bona-parte bridle (as seen in the engraving), passing the rope around one leg, andtying to the other, on the side which you sit down to milk at; then take apole and touch your cow lightly, making her kick a few times, which willpunish her in the mouth; and, after a few lessons of this kind, it never failsto radically cure them. In breaking young cows, use them gently, neverusing .harsh language or a loud voice; and only in willful, stubborn cowswill it be necessary to use the cord, and even then only use with the them when they do wrong, and caress them gently when they doright.
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