Herding
dogs have long been important in livestock
industries throughout the world. Today there
is also an increased interest in herding on
the part of individuals who are not involved
in the livestock industry, but who are interested
in working with their dogs and helping preserve
the talents and abilities of the herding breeds.
Competitive herding trials have been increasing
in number and variety.
Stockdogs must cooperate with the handler, yet use
their own initiative and judgment. They must be able to work with gentleness, yet show strength
in facing up to a stubborn animal.
This page has been put together in an effort
to provide information and leads for those interested
in learning about herding and the herding breeds.

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***HERDING
DOGS IN DANGER *** ACTION
ALERT***
Please support Save Our Dogs, a grassroots
effort to save working dogs from AB 1634. This
excessively restrictive mandatory spay/neuter measure passed the California Assembly
in 2007 but stalled out in the state Senate.
It is being brought back for 2008. This measure will have a devastating impact on
working stockdogs in California, and if passed there is
likely to spread to other states. Go to http://www.saveourdogs.net/
and http://www.PetPAC.net/
for information.
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Linda Rorem
e-mail Pacifica19@aol.com
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