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Herd Master
Oh yes, know that look well! 
Great picture!
Great picture!
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Alice Acres
Ridin' The Range
I know that look too - my now 14 month old OES gets on his 6 yr old uncle's last nerve at times. 
He takes it for awhile, then flattens him until he yelps "uncle"
He takes it for awhile, then flattens him until he yelps "uncle"
lilhill
Loving the herd life
That is what Daisy does to Jack. It's really funny watching Daisy put him on the ground when he is bigger than she is!Alice Acres said:I know that look too - my now 14 month old OES gets on his 6 yr old uncle's last nerve at times.
He takes it for awhile, then flattens him until he yelps "uncle"
StoneWallFarmer
Chillin' with the herd
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Here's another of Emmett, being such a good faithful boy with my lil ND doe who is getting ready to kid. He's been cuddling her for days now. I don't think I could ask for a better LGD 
He's such an amazing boy!
He's such an amazing boy!
lilhill
Loving the herd life
What a sweet picture! He is watchin' out for her. These animals never cease to amaze me. I love watching them work, especially as a team.
rinksgi
Chillin' with the herd
Maybe not traditional, but our Boxer,Jessie, watches over my goats and chickens. He even herds them for me. he saw me trying to get the chickens to go up before dusk one day and he chased down a chicken and held it in place with his paw until I got to her. When we first got our goat,Daisy, it took her two days to get out. Jessie found her in the woods and herded her back to the pen. he would run alongside of her and bump her with his shoulder to turn her. He has no formal training at all. He has an uncanny understanding of what I want done.
