< Herding Dogs Part 1

Cardigan Welsh Corgi
A long, low dog with upright ears and a fox-like appearance. Corgi's are extremely active and devoted little dogs, and are usually good with considerate children.

Collie
Looking for your own Lassie?  You’ve found the right breed!  The Collie is a noble, highly intelligent dog who is sensitive, sweet, kind, easy to train and loyal.

German Shepherd
German Shepherds are direct, fearless, bold, cheerful, obedient and eager to learn. Serious and almost human in his intelligence, they have a high learning ability and a very strong protective instinct.

Old English Sheepdog
A gentle, loving and lovable teddy bear.  The Old English Sheep dog likes to stick close to home; they make good couch potatoes!

Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Although short, Corgis are fast runners and, like most herding breeds, need a minimum of an hour's exercise daily. Though still sometimes used as a working dog, today Corgis are more commonly kept as companions.

Puli (aka Hungarian Water Dog) An ancient breed of Hungarian sheep dog.  By nature an affectionate, intelligent and home-loving companion, the Puli is sensibly suspicious and therefore an excellent watchdog.

Shetland Sheepdog
(commonly known as Sheltie)A strong, nimble, lightly built, beautiful dog. Shelties are loving, loyal, and affectionate with their family and  is an outstanding companion dog.

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