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BREEDS OF DOGS : Herding group
Dogs of the herding group have in common the desire and ability to
control the movements of other animals, most often sheep and cattle. In some
species, this is accomplished by stalking and staring, in others by barking and
in others by nipping. Some herders have gathering tendencies, whereas others
have driving tendencies. All have in common the ability to work using both their
owner's commands and their own judgment. Herding breeds make intelligent and
devoted partners.These include Guarding dogs, Herding
breeds and the Huskies. Guarding dogs as the name suggests were bred to protect
humans and their properties. Herding breeds were bred for stamina, they evolved
to work as a team with farmers and shepherds e.g the Alsatian & the
Collie The working dogs are those that use their bravery or brawn to
serve humans. They can be broadly divided into guarding or protecting breeds,
sledding breeds, carting breeds and rescue breeds. In general, the working
breeds are known for their intelligence and hardiness.
| Border Collie | Collie | German Shepherd Dog |
| Old English Sheepdog | Welsh Corgi, Pembroke | Welsh Corgi, Cardigan |
| Australian Cattle Dog | Australian Shepherd | Bearded Collie |
| Belgian Malinois | Belgian Sheepdog | Belgian Tervuren |
| Briard | Bouvier des Flandres | Canaan Dog |
| Sheltand Sheepdog | Puli |
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