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We had the opportunity to take CJ and Edan to the facility were we attend agility trials for a herding instinct test (not an official AKC test but the person observing the dogs & sheep is AKC certified for herding trials).
Both dogs definitely have natural herding instinct. They both alerted right away when brought near the sheep and were able to move them around the pen. CJ did better than Edan. She was faster than Edan was to approach and move the sheep around. She even moved them against the fence and actually stared them down to keep them there. (We didn't let her do that for very long lest the sheep decide to charge her.)
Edan was naturally able to reverse direction and make the sheep change direction.
We have video of Edan but not CJ. I was having trouble seeing anything on the tablet to take video. Glen had better luck.
We have a herding class this afternoon so we'll see how that goes.
Both dogs definitely have natural herding instinct. They both alerted right away when brought near the sheep and were able to move them around the pen. CJ did better than Edan. She was faster than Edan was to approach and move the sheep around. She even moved them against the fence and actually stared them down to keep them there. (We didn't let her do that for very long lest the sheep decide to charge her.)
Edan was naturally able to reverse direction and make the sheep change direction.
We have video of Edan but not CJ. I was having trouble seeing anything on the tablet to take video. Glen had better luck.
We have a herding class this afternoon so we'll see how that goes.


