A donkey may go out with a saddlecloth when it is tied to it. Rams may go out strapped. Ewes may go out exposed, tied, or covered up. She-goats may go out [with their udders] tied. R’ Yose forbids all of them, except the ewes covered up. R’ Yehudah says: She-goats may go out [with their udders] tied to dry up, but not for the milk.

And with what may it not go out? A camel may not go out with a patch on its tail, nor with its forelegs and hind legs chained together, nor with its foreleg bent back to the shoulder; and so [it is] with all other animals. One may not tie camels to one an-other and lead them, but he may gather ropes into his hand and lead them, provided he does not wind [the ropes one around the other].