Poodles, while very smart, are a lot of grooming. Of course I'd suggest a herding breed
over a Poodle.
Yep we are getting tons of wind already. It’s just ganna be windy. I’m worried the animals will get pneumonia. How do you treat that in sheep??
That’s cool, what do you breed. Can you train a herding dog to do all the show tricks and still chase and herd?Poodles, while very smart, are a lot of grooming. Of course I'd suggest a herding breed
But definitely REALLY!!! With what I've seen you do with Dutch any dog breeder who is worth their salt would love to have you as an owner of one of their pups. Seriously. I've bred a lot of litters and you are exactly what I look for. I also show, and judge (herding and scentwork) so I know a lot of breeders out there.
Use LA 2000, it’s for respiratory infection. I have some, never used it. That’s what the bottle says. LOL
Thx. He seems fine. I just went to check on him. I had him run for a min and his breathing seemed fine. His tarp is dead. We are just getting hurricane force gusts constantly. It actually really nice now.
OMG -- most definitely you can train a herding dog to do anything and still herd (be careful chase is not a word we use in herding!!!
). Herding breeds are quick to learn just about anything. Though most do have undercoats. Depending on the breed some "blow coat" once or twice a year, with minimal shedding instead of constant shedding.
Yep I’m allergic to a lot of thinks but I don’t care.OMG -- most definitely you can train a herding dog to do anything and still herd (be careful chase is not a word we use in herding!!!
Bummer about being allergic to dogs though.
We'd call that moving them, or moving them through a course. Think of chase as something a coyote would do. Or a stray dog. Chase is basically something out of control. An untrained herding dog will chase.
(taking off my herding judge hat).
