Oh yes you do@!!! There are so many herding instinct trial test events in NOCA when I lived there it wasn't funny and especially it seemed that the owners who also showed their dogs in confirmation were more prone to want all those kinds of different levels of herding certificates added to their dogs' titles - much more impressive to those interested in purchasing their pups from them!

I think I might try the same...I've got to get my collie off horror and sci fi

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+Tricia Myles Shut up! Sheep are not dumb! I have a pet sheep, and she is my best friend! As for my dogs, they suck. I love sheep! Please be nice!

I'm sorry if you misunderstood my comment. I'm impressed all around with all of the animals. However, I'm not so much impressed by you since you tell ME "shut up" while reminding ME to be nice? I think that's a bit backwards.

AwesomeSheep777 random and dumb are not the same.

Christusolus Oh Snap! you obviously wanted to tell me you have a best friend who's a sheep that you like to "play" with and I didn't even get the (albeit poorly crafted) joke until just now. Congratulations. Very funny.

Tricia Myles Sorry about that. I was kind of in a bad mood. :D

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Blackfaces sheep and border collies dogs are awesome !

Shut the fuck up

I almost always turn the sound off when watching KZfaq videos.

Love the music and its great accompanment to the work

Keep track of the herd, rotate fields for grazing, keep them from main roads, bring them to the barn for shearing, bring them in for feeding, and probably more. Leave them roaming and you're going to end up with over-grazed fields and herds of sheep with overgrown wool (which isn't good for them).

@@someoneidk308 to make money, thats what its all about 🤣🤣

@@angusmcgowan5985 Well... I guess? Wool has its uses and I doubt itll go away anytime soon. I will say that there isn't too much profit in shepherding. Any profits generally go back into the farm to provide better care for the sheep.

@@someoneidk308 are you a farmer? Because what it'll be is he'll be gathering in his sheep to sell the lambs to store to get alot of money for them and pull out his cull ewes with bad bags and teeth He could also be shearing them l, but there is no profit for that as it will cost the same to clip the wool as the wool sells for.

@@angusmcgowan5985 No, I'm not a farmer. But I do regularly talk with those who use their dogs to herd animals- specifically sheep- and have some role on the farm because of that. None of them own the farm, but they work on a farm is what I'm trying to say. And I mean, you're right. I'm not gonna argue with what you said. Honestly I forgot about lamb meat. But isn't there some profit with wool if you sheer then yourself? Obviously not on this scale because. Yikes that's a lot of sheep and obviously they'd need to hire help. But like less than 60 maybe?

+junbh2 The blue and whites are beardies. The black and red are borders.

+junbh2 They are NOT show beardies... workers. Look for the blue/whites.

+Michael Fortunato OK. I saw them at the beginning of course but harder to pick them out in the bits with the sheep. I guess I mistook them for long haired border collies.

+Michael Fortunato They do look quite different from the ones I've met in the city! It makes sense their hair would be much shorter, though.

I see a couple beardeds.

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