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How to Train a Dog in the Herding Group
Ty Brown
Dogs in the herding group are noted for their intelligence and high levels of trainability. These dogs were originally bred for their ability to move cattle, sheep, goats, and other livestock. Many representatives of these breeds still stand out in these tasks. The majority, however, make their marks as intelligent family companions.
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