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WALKING ERECT.
Standing and walking on the hindlegs are tricks that put an abnormal strain upon the muscles of the back and hindlegs and most dogs require considerable practice before they gain sufficient control of those muscles to balance themselves in this unnatural position.
A dog should first be taught to sit up and after he will do this well, hold a small piece of meat STANDING UP 96 98 Amateur's Dog Book just above his nose and say "Up," when he will elevate himself just a trifle to get ...it, and should be allowed to eat it. Give him daily practice at this, making him reach a little higher from day to day until he can balance himself on his hind- feet. Do not keep him at these lessons too long at any one time, as they are very fatiguing, and you must give the muscles plenty of time in which to grow strong, so that he can sustain him- self more easily. After he can stand up he should be taught to walk by slowly moving the meat from him, and he will be induced to take first one step and then another toward it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WALKING ERECT.
Standing and walking on the hindlegs are tricks that put an abnormal strain upon the muscles of the back and hindlegs and most dogs require considerable practice before they gain sufficient control of those muscles to balance themselves in this unnatural position.
A dog should first be taught to sit up and after he will do this well, hold a small piece of meat STANDING UP 96 98 Amateur's Dog Book just above his nose and say "Up," when he will elevate himself just a trifle to get ...it, and should be allowed to eat it. Give him daily practice at this, making him reach a little higher from day to day until he can balance himself on his hind- feet. Do not keep him at these lessons too long at any one time, as they are very fatiguing, and you must give the muscles plenty of time in which to grow strong, so that he can sustain him- self more easily. After he can stand up he should be taught to walk by slowly moving the meat from him, and he will be induced to take first one step and then another toward it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruette, William A[rthur] 1873- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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