The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
TRAINING ColliES
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breeds Of aoSs sas ool,ss AAs ih~ net
nervous dssp-c~s;isa. as3 s~-Ss The
nc-s oArr'ai aAn4ilaS. TArr- - no. .
deg on the .No- Of The Garth ,Aas oas e-
50 -~s.ly spoiled BY e-uss verd. % ~
. single appltua;ioa os The saip. Ne the
S-oich collie We have o~H-d eot!t~s
for ab-cu; sin year. sna "a al ;ha; nno
have never fouad lie n~~d of . sAle
]: Is In ss~, iA~sr almost hanaa-lis-
ini~iiig.nc. uh.rh nak-s their nssar>.
tim!d!iy the morv manifest ard -
crSs and most important rule 81 ~ ~
m~rnt-r~d ~ the trainer 10 asi,crsn
and absolute k.nda~-. aaa T~-n'!-s~sa
both a! manner and .oae ~ vo4c~. shsch
should never b. rA!s~d ah.,r~ ,hr soac
% o-tlnAr. Conversation IN o~cnrn~nc-
ing Tho ~~.acasioa at . collie pupps !:
10 as~~s~ary for fhe trainer ~ ;rsse-sr
the exact ground the collie !. a. ccscr.
until he f--is presc-,ly .; hous a;noas
the cattle. and h--ins ei.>~ .; aAaa say
nsstl-.. barking Aat worrying can 30
INSTANTLY checked By following bic
trainer the puppy oil naturally CT
into the hshi, ~ driving AZ the a~el
$1,000 o! worrying la 'ros.
A5krr tho puppy Ia. h~~orn~ hahi'o-
0~c ,o driving he may D. allowed ~
lead OF more and -nor- each dsy.
until finally IN an a,ra p.t i~mp~rvPtlhi,
manner he will WORK sion. in a large
would work The same spare of groans
II he has been brought u This ps.ni
with care and kindness. h~ wUI al al
times enter tato his WORK ~ith ~alseri;y
and .vinc- by hi. -as-rn~.- that this 8.
hi natural sph-rv az u-~,uln-.- hai
let IL ever ~, Remembered that "a ~-,n
a your coil.cs spirit il hrus-n. yoa
might as we'll break hi. hark. IS Ia a.
u--suln~>. i concerned. You uu.i
have the confidence and love ~ yua-
dog Ia have him % the l~ss, t--h.ai
~ course Ne all rvalls~ tha, IA gc; the
most benefit from the collie he ma-, =.
taught Ia drive sc,cptahly irom a dis
ianc.; he must obey orders beyond .h-
reach OF the voice Ihi. can - very
easily accomplished by the aid 81 n III
Il. p~ainstAsing. \ young dog when
excited by his work will in the majority
u! instances work too fa-,. and the ,--s'
means. Ia check his arior i the rans;
important thing 20 consider. In
tho d~oor-ysrd and around the harm
he must be taught IN lie io1n. n,
some given signal: th. i-s; one for
III. purpose being 10 hold your hat
high above your head. as this sign ian
b. seen AZ "A gr~a, distance. and like
wise your sigma for him - AGAIN pro.
coed should ~ by moving n hst -
and fro. rs all means t-- sure "a wo-k
your dog mor- by signal than ~ voice.
for nothing - morv disgusting than 20
hear "a mar screaming and yelling -
his dog. All that j. nc-,dsd In the way
az signaling i. "a prevent his working
too fast and running III. -io'k All
that j. needed Ia ,hi. ountry u. fences
il o HAY" your dog perfectly ob~siicni
and possessing the ordinary intelligence
which you would naturally crI-s-, 90
the breed. II the dos has thu. s~~u
brought Ia = kno~l-dg- %! his bu.in-..
with no fear ~ the whip or other pun
ishmcnt. h. will enter into his work
with hearty good-~ill. and ever and
anon he will be found. during the DAY.
walking around among the cattle. b,
whom be will be- recognized asa friend
and welcome companion.
IL il not necessary that . dog should
inspire fear among The cai,l. h. t. tn
~ IL il his duty simply Ia start
them in motion and dirrc, them Il their
coarse. In" sam. g~n,.-ne-- which
should Do observed among milch cow.
by the caring for them. should ~
to the dog. who should h. hu'
the active expression % al. owner.
wishes -Icscaio. ~ OAio PJys.er.