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This is not to be confused, of course, with the meticulous, directed breeding that takes place on the slave farms. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #915)

It has everything to do with her sex, and nature. It is in this sense, that of natural selection, of biology, of genetics, needs, dispositions, and such, that one may speak of women having been "bred for the collar". Indeed, they cannot find their complete fulfillment outside of it. This is not to be confused, of course, with the meticulous, directed breeding that takes place on the slave farms. Much attention is commonly paid by slaves to their appearance, and they are careful to keep themselves neat and clean, well groomed and attractive. The slovenliness acceptable in a free woman is not acceptable in a slave. Accordingly, much attention is paid by slaves, amongst other things, to the arrangement, condition and quality of their hair; it is usually worn long, and is almost invariably clean, glossy, brushed, and combed. - (Players of Gor)