ANDLING YOUNG BULLS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 484, 17 April 1909, Page 3

ANDLING YOUNG BULLS.

..Many young bnllsof: naturally! good disposition are made vicious by'oversetting.:' Some tnen.rievergolnear aM] that;they happen to be: raising .without potting Way .and it; generally, talc.es-the ■ fornr of rtrobng, or , him a^ut tne , ;head — zle -V vibe. young 1 bull playful or frolicsome; mood, will responds to these caresseV by tossing and shaking hisiheha. ,He comes to^n nteqplay-by;the■ same-use'of ;his : head; llttS y :: fy& r W these gestures sufficiently;, earnestly... everybody ; . W)thin of safety, mm . ,jie, then v becomes dangerous. • pure'lv through a'.feeling-of -mischievous play. It *■ better ..apt -.to soispoilt asto want;j to J^ u embody whpeoriics near them/? '- Sho-bull., Jowe*cr;:;should, be handled ' enough to destroy;hjs;seuso.of fear and his ' naturalyWness,-and to'familiarise'him with'l those who are to haw his; ewe and ".management; tbutv thisi-is' better raccoriiplished by ' having,something;delinite-.t6/do' with him'or J ?^,^™v^'^'n*ttg' v aria''BhiihiigV>ounE'! -bnlT is ; a if he stands in a stall at/.any 'tune,. he;cah be'made to staiid I makes.hrrafamijiafjinth his attendants; 'In passing near huo at any time, a kindly word or. gentle: touoh/cr;twß of the hand' will ar- I lest-his attention,.and 'win \ his' confidence »Bnt } to .stop arid pafr-liim; as'ono'would a' .bltteh, ahtil: ho;f«ils or amnsed,- and cjllcd-ipou to::m_ak(V:sohie.demonstration in k..the-heiEit.of bad manacfinieiit^--