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"Slaves are trained," I said, "to follow docilely on their leashes, as beautiful beasts, the draw, if necessary, always at the back of the neck, to avoid injury". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #192)

"You were then carried, again?" I said. "Two ropes were put on my neck," she said, "one before and one behind. The draw of the lead rope was at the back of my neck, and that of the back rope, if it were tightened, would be at my throat". "Slaves are trained," I said, "to follow docilely on their leashes, as beautiful beasts, the draw, if necessary, always at the back of the neck, to avoid injury". "I would be drawn forward by the lead tether," she said, "and should I try to hold back, it would draw forward, and the rear draw, then, at my throat, would draw back. This would be quite disagreeable, and so, to relieve any possible unpleasantness, I hurried forward. Too, I realized that I would be well advised to cooperate with my captors, for my life was in their hands". - (Rebels of Gor)