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Meet the breed
What kind of dog is this?
30 SECONDS · In a nutshell
An intelligent, agile and engaged herding dog. Understanding its role helps explain its needs; every individual has its own temperament.
A WORKING DOG
Three ideas to understand the breed
Take part
A role beyond walking
Learn
Clarity and consistency
Live together
Bonding, independence and rest
A functional summary of the guide; each individual is different. FCI · Standard 342.
3 MINUTES · The essentials
More than appearance
A working dog that needs to take part
The standard describes an intelligent, versatile and agile dog with herding and guarding instincts. These describe the breed, not a guarantee for every individual. Age, experience and temperament should inform everyday life together. Source: ASCA, Breed Standard; see the link in this guide.
Learns very quickly
Unwanted routines can also be learned. Clear expectations, consistency and appropriate reinforcement matter more than collecting commands.
Needs a purpose
Walks are only part of the routine. Scent activities, cooperation, self-control and small mental tasks can provide useful outlets.
Builds intense bonds
Close bonds can be rewarding; support independence and allow rest.
Origin: United States · Function: herding dog · FCI: Group 1, standard 342. Discover the breed’s history →
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