The shepherd breeds evolved from the guard dog. These dogs are used to protect cattle from predators, manage herds and drive them from place to place. They also search for strays and return them to the herd. Herding dogs work with cows, sheep, llamas, camels, deer, chickens and even ostriches.
Features:
- Appreciate orderliness. They are wary of changes in familiar surroundings.
- Sensitive to sounds, movements and odours. They may become overwhelmed in noisy environments.
- Focused on the owner and their family.
- Need constant training and variety in tasks.
- Require a lot of attention from their owner.
- Not suited to a lifestyle that often leaves them alone at home.


Bearded Coollie

Bearded Coollie

The Biardid Collie (Bearded Collie) is a shepherd dog breed bred in Great Britain.

Large Munsterlander

Large Munsterlander

Large Munsterlanders appeared in the early 20th century in the German city of Munster. The first breed standard was adopted in 1936.

Bobtail

Bobtail

The Bobtail, or Old English Sheepdog, is a great companion dog for families with children. It is one of the largest English breeds. “Bobtail” is a folk name, loosely translated as “bobtail”.

Australian Shepherd

Australian Shepherd

Despite their name, Australian Shepherds were bred in the United States in the 20th century by crossing Pyrenean Shepherds and Collies.