@Linda Rohem, reprinted with permission, originally published in AHBA newsletter When reading the book The New Knowledge of Dog Behavior by Clarence Pfaffenberger, I was intrigued to find a reference to a project involving herding dogs that had taken place just before World War II under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The […]
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ES Have Blessed My Life
by Don Haynes I never owned a sheep or a herd of cows and I left the farm in 1948, a year after my daddy died. I am not a dog trainer who ever mastered the techniques of teaching a dog what they were capable of learning. But my love affair with English Shepherds is […]