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The Working Sheepdog

Articles and information relevant to the owners and keepers of working sheep dogs



Relevant to working Border Collies
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Accommodation


Diet and Feeding

Hereditary Defects of the Border Collie

The Sheepdog and the Car - A Simple Analogy

General care of the Working BC

Welfare Issues Breeding Neutering and Spaying


Agricultural Links and Useful Contacts



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A Scottish sheep farmer was tending his flock when a flash motor pulled up and out stepped a smooth businessman in a Yves St Laurent suit, Gucci shoes and a Cartier watch.

"If I can count how many sheep you have got on these hills, can I keep one?" he asked the bemused shepherd. "Aye, on ye go son." said the old boy.

The stranger flipped open his laptop, used his mobile to dial into a NASA satellite site and programmed in a colour differential scan that would detect white shapes against the green hillsides. After 10 minutes tapping into the laptop he finally announced -
"You have 11,236 sheep spread over 16.06 square miles. Am I correct?" When the shepherd nodded the man gleefully began putting an animal into his car.

"Wait." said the shepherd. "If I can tell you what you do for a living, can I get my animal back?" The man nodded. "Your a company consultant." the shepherd said. "Why, yes, I am." said the shocked stranger. "How did you know that?"

"Well." said the shepherd, "You arrive here uninvited and want to be paid to tell me something I already know and didn't even ask. On top of all that, you obviously know absolutely nothing about my business in the first place."

"NOW - CAN I HAVE MY ****** COLLIE BACK?"

Our thanks to Frank Moyes for that snippet.