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Identifier: firstbelgianhare00crab (find matches)Title: The first Belgian hare course of instruction. Twenty lessons. Complete directions for buying, sheltering, feeding, breeding ... developing a business, etc. ... with a true history of the Belgian hare ..Year: 1901 (1900s)Authors:  Crabtree, Pleasant Elijah New England Belgian Hare Company Rice, Elmer Cook, 1868-Subjects:  Belgian harePublisher:  Boston, New England, New England Belgian Hare CompanyContributing Library:  The Library of CongressDigitizing Sponsor:  The Library of CongressView Book Page: Book ViewerAbout This Book: Catalog EntryView All Images: All Images From Book
Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book.Text Appearing Before Image:ping them bred hares that failed to have young, and askmy advice in the matter. Let us analyze the matter and re-duce it to where we can look at it squarely. A writes to Band prices a doe, to be bred to Bs best buck. B sets aboutbreeding, but fails for a few days, then gets a roasting fordelaying the doe that was ordered, through no fault of his.Again, C buys one of D on the same terms. D mates the doeand ships her out and she fails to kindle, and D gets a roast-ing. To begin with, let us look at Bs and Ds motives. Isthere any reason in the world why the seller should wish thedoes not to kindle or not to breed? Is there not every reasonwhy they should very rnuch like the does to kindle promptlyand raise successful litters and make a happy, well-pleasedcustomer for him? Again, if he has entirely fulfilled his partof the transaction and Providence has not done the rest bysmiling on the purchaser, should the seller of the stock getthat unreasonable roasting? Then the buyer sullenly says:Text Appearing After Image:Copyright, 1901, by the New Knglaiid lielgiaii Hare Co. SCORING COLOR OF HIND FEKT. For Description See Page 1C3. DEVELOPING A BUSINESS 195 What is the matter with the does? He cant tell, and neithercan I, unless they have some French blood in them; but isthat any excuse for him being unreasonable about it? I dontthink so. I am willing to believe that every living person is hon-est when there is every reason for them to be so, and positivereasons why they should not be dishonest, as in this case. Now,let me go a step further and ask the buyer whether or not heassesses himself with a fine of $10 each time that he breedsa doe for himself and she fails to kindle, or does he show thegood sense to try, try again, until he gets a litter? During my stay in Boston in January, 1901, a Belgian whichhad won first prize in a Los Angeles, Cal., show, was sold inBoston for $150 on the strength of its Los Angeles winning.The purchaser, on receiving the animal, made the score 89.One of my Boston pupiNote About Images
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