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How to Train an Old English Sheepdog
Ty Brown
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The Old English Sheepdog, nicknames Bobtail, is a British breed that belongs to the herding group of dogs. They are a large breed that stands between 22 and 24 inches tall and they usually weigh around 66 pounds, giver or take 5 pounds. They have a long fluffy coat that includes shades of white, gray, blue, and grizzle. This is a playful and smart dog that has a natural instinct to protect its family. Because of these traits they make a great family dog, and they even get along with other pets.

The Old English Sheepdog in a family setting is still not far from its roots. It is important to train this dog at a young age to not herd children or other pets around the home. Puppies are very playful and need patience with training.

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