Field Walk

Very cool video. Even the dogs are relaxed!

Very nice and relaxing. Thank you for posting - it helps during this difficult time.

Rita

BCSnob wrote:
Predators hear our 2 dogs before they get close to the sheep; their first line of defense is barking to discourage predators. These dogs stand between the sheep and perceived threats. Wendy had experience killing coyotes before we got her. When threatened the sheep flock up making it easier for the dogs to provide protection.

I do remember your comments about Wendy's past. :-) I have friends who just got a livestock doggie. He is a cross between Wendy/Sam. Big, big pup. He's their second dog, and so far seem to be a good team.

Dale

Thank you! I sooooo needed that wonderful video.

Predators hear our 2 dogs before they get close to the sheep; their first line of defense is barking to discourage predators. These dogs stand between the sheep and perceived threats. Wendy had experience killing coyotes before we got her. When threatened the sheep flock up making it easier for the dogs to provide protection.

Loved the video. It just is amazing that 2 dogs can protect those sheep from predators. I guess when they see the dogs, they don't want to mess with them.

Dale

ourtravels wrote:
Thank you for sharing.
I had the sound turned up so that I could hear the sheep, and my BC, Nash came running in to see what was going on. We don't have our own sheep, and as we are self isolating, he is missing his training.

In one of our previous litters there was a Nash, he recently pass away at 14 years. I still have a litter sister. Check out a video I posted in the thread dogs with jobs to see my Lee working sheep.

Yes, we are off I70 between Frederick and Hagerstown

I really enjoyed this video, love to see more! Is this MD?

Thank you for sharing.
I had the sound turned up so that I could hear the sheep, and my BC, Nash came running in to see what was going on. We don't have our own sheep, and as we are self isolating, he is missing his training.