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(More customer reviews)Being relatively new to mules, this book provided me with a firm background on their history, physical differences between mules and horses, their uses over the years, as well as just heartwarming stories and great reading.
It is broken up into many small articles written by all walks of life, from equine docs to cowboys. Highly recommended!
Oh and if you're considering a mule - you won't be disappointed. I just got mine a couple of weeks ago, and I have been amazed by the fact that my new 15.1 gated mule, Josey seems to have all of the strengths of my horses, but none of the weaknesses.
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It all starts at birth: Baby mules are just a bit more precocious than other equine creatures. Of course, the most obvious physical advantage of the mule is those magnificent ears! The Natural Superiority of Mules is a collection of essays, articles, and stories in celebration of all the unique qualities of these remarkable hybrids. Full-color photographs accompanying the articles illustrate the grace, strength, agility, and especially, the lovely long ears of these fantastic and fascinating creatures.Sections include chapters on mule genetics and biology, mule training, mule history, and mule recreational activities. The book concludes with personal stories about the mules we love by the people who love them.Contributors include:* Robert M. Miller, DVM * Bill Loftus * Meredith Hodges * Loyd W. Hawley * Molly Chandezi * Jody Foss * Garry McClintock * Betty Robinson * Janet Lowe * and many more.Mule lovers will be enchanted--and horse lovers just may be converted--by these tales of the stamina, intelligence, loyalty, and common sense displayed by the average mule.
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