The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
An Excellent Movement.
nv INTEREST TO FAKMEhS


A forns colts are ruined by uli-
wise treatment when lheS ,ba,n. A
things that brighten or starlie - rea
horse is an animal OF a gredt ~ ,,ndness
sonine sense, and by Juolclo" .rhtnnec
in cases where they become .naro is |
+,x- can he made to UNDERSTAND 'iI- a |
w. o.uca for alarm On the o'hei ~ |
q brutal slashing OF the morse I RI
bappened to be frightened olnS yood
the animals fear. The horse hda " NV
memory, and il he has been IT'S i,aom1
,nv certain object and Whppeo "a
''i' f Il the next time he sees 'iie
o,,iect or something similar relieili' 800
| - and the whip, ne becomes 9tiii
alarmed A horse that Is hleh NV
an object should be treated se"'.'' ,I tbere
| kirdness gradually taught 10 Aio"
| is 10 cause for tear. , e,ve q
Horses, above all other ANIMALS Soy .or
New Jersey paper, are conscious u reha
| and subject to the pangs OIL le"i, o
, .,,ffarings of some through the lilllu.
| Of fear would awaken pity III 'n .or
callous driver. This suseeptlolii'y 4 ~
Indicates consciousness ana 9ei9i'. ~
and shows the remarkable nervous Ili
zation of the animal, rendering mn "n-,-
| 20 tho human in his SenSibIllleS tlu "4
| sationS . e+ronoe
The first thing to do with n horse stra'i5o
+, CITY scenes is to place him IN a po"i nm
! to notice what is gong Oh 49,, o. whirn
| without forcing MN upCi, olartric
he especially breads. Lane III 1,,,,,. nm
cars. tor Instance; if your horse $40" then1.
usual uneasnesS with respect " etroat
manage to approach them across 81 80
and az q safe distance let him Stdhu 60
| look at them. He will examine llio'i ma -
| lv and with an intelligence Wnlch 1917
| VelOus If he manifeStS uIuue too
rcaSsure and soothe him with your W. ~
| Tbe next time drive a little clo2ei ~ i
t neat the soothing assurances 80 In,
/ so uuie,ing and reaSSurlnS 40 ~ +or,i To-,
= vet gentle tones OF the voice " q ,,iii II,
A SCree In a very short time you Wili =,
NE n anproach an electric car Wlthlh go
- Fer without apprehension: Inc no. nt him
( learned that the object VIII not hul 49,
e and that IS all he cares FOR: ,.t on,
II And so with any other OBJECT WlIh -
r oi+ns his fear A firm hand, 4 cool hea
= IA = soothing word will accomplish NOR
- than punishment, under any anu 80 -
- cInnptances None but q fool punlsne9
II horse for being afraid "A man S lnII n
nhin a morse excited by lear shouId y
rs fornyar deborred from handling q horS
ir in any way. Whips are undoubtedly ECo
m .,h;n@s in their places. They come III " (
in With a constitutionally lazy morse ~
- ora very effective sometimes when MORSE
q arc mischievouS. horse haQ haoli =
H. soon as his bedding was put uII'et 49,
IN Of ecraping 1t all out of the stilll L,eh. -
ne him He was watched, ant! at every %
tn ten1pt a vigorous application Oh thG " y
-, 10 his rear was made. In two llSHt5
- was thoroughly broken 0f the ulIN, - :,
- personal safety of the occupants VI a. '
tie hicle is endangered through q morse nttr
nd ing or turning around use the imp NiS"
re ously; it will divert his att tfhlnif the fea
- ,~"'-''r ii soon become unmanagra bic Uht
TO ne meets the object he breads