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Mules Smart or Not?? By: Col. Carlis B. Wilson In a class of their own Have you ever rode, worked or trained a mule? I have done all three. I always like the long eared mule, they are in a class of their own. How many animals do you know that all could die and there could be more? That?s right--the mule does not birth another mule. There are two types of mules, the regular mule which is used for work, they are a offspring of a male donkey and a female horse. The smaller mule called a hinny is the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey. No dummy How smart is a mule? She stretched and would not pull She ran the sled into the gate post If you would like to know more about mules there is an excellent web site for the The British Mule Society, http://www.hamill.co.uk/british_mule_soc/index.html _CarlisThis story was posted on 2003-05-16 12:34:09
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