gitrib said: (quoted from post at 18:05:18 07/26/10) It all depends on what you expect of a dog and your ability to hand a dog. We use dogs on our dairy cattle. They are five generation of our own breeding. We want them to be gentle. Move slowly until they need to exert pressure. Stop when we want them too and be natural herders. Do not expect someone else to train a dog for you. Do not expect a good dog to act like the dogs in field trials. If you really use them you must be a team and they must be able to make decisions on ther own. Had a herd of hefers get out and take off. "Find them Rowdy". In thirty minutes here he came walking the whole herd. Do not know where they were. Rowdy knew,
gitrib
What breed of dog are you using? Australian Cattle Dog? Border Collie? or Aussie? Rottie?
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