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Leadership. It isn’t easy. Just ask shepherds. Each day they’re tasked with working with their dogs to herd sheep around the farm so that the sheep can be warm, safe and fed. And the sheep just don’t ...

SCIO, Ore. — Ian Caldicott built Wolston Farm on his twin passions: teaching and dogs. Caldicott, who became interested in dogs while earning a Ph.D. in biology, has amassed 30 years of experience ...

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When border collies see sheep for the first time, they run straight at them - not Aine Aine was born with hydrocephalus, a serious and life-threatening condition Trainer said the once-sick puppy may ...

Forty miles north of the Hollywood sign and a world away from the palm-adorned L.A. of juice bars and luxury shops, a group of people in sunglasses and brimmed hats, their dogs at their sides, have ...

Herding? Shannon Wolfe’s definition is short and sweet. “Herding is allowing livestock to escape in the direction you want them to go as a group,” she says. “One animal at a time is chasing.” Wolfe is ...

A senior sheepdog has learned sign language for herding. Nine-year-old Peggy, a border collie from the U.K., lost her hearing and was handed over to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ...

Grey, a border collie, tucked himself low to the ground. With directions from shepherd Nancy Starkey, he darted around three sheep and herded them in circles, lying down whenever Starkey commanded and ...

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