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Herding Dog Breeds
Australian Cattle Dog
Australian Shepherd
Bearded Collie
Belgian Malinois
Belgian Sheepdog
Belgian Tervuren
Border Collie
Bouvier des Flandres
Briard
Grooming Your Dog
A herding
or pastoral dog is one that has either been trained in herding or is
part of a breed that has been developed for herding.
Often extremely
intelligent and very active, herding dog breeds are a perfect match for
a high energy family.
And if you’re not careful, you just might find
yourself being corralled into a corner!
Herding Dog
Breeds
Highly
energetic, focused working dog bred to herd, an Australian Cattle
Dog is best kept busy. This breed loves with the same intensity that
they bring to their work.
Aggressive
in their work, yet very affectionate and gentle with humans. An
intelligent, devoted friend and guardian, the Australian Shepherd
breed is naturally protective of those they love.
A very
intelligent, high energy dog. Fun loving, boisterous, and caring,
the Bearded Collie requires a moderate amount of grooming and lots
of loving attention.
One of four Belgian Sheepdogs. A very smart and obedient dog who is
serious and watchful with strong protective and territorial
instincts.
A very
active, strong breed. They tend to bond with one or two people and
it’s advised that a Belgian Sheepdog owner socialize their dog from
birth.
As
companion animals, Tervueren are loyal and form strong bonds with
their family. They are good watch dogs, and love activity such as
herding, obedience, agility, frisbee, tracking, or protection work.
The Border
Collie is regarded as one of the most intelligent, agile dog
breeds. They thrive on praise, are very sensitive to their owners,
and excel at obedience training.
The Bouvier des Flandres is an obedient dog with a pleasant nature.
He looks intimidating, but is actually calm and gentle. An excellent
guard and watchdog that is easy to train.
They have exceptional hearing ability and are basically kind, but
with a strong protective instinct, making a Briard a wonderful,
alert watchdog.
Definitely not a breed for everyone, they need an owner with strong
leadership.
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