I built him a bed. He does not sleep with us, but comes in to join us for coffee after his Night Shift. He can guard the back pasture and watch his sheep out the window, while resting on a soft surface. he doesn't really have an "off switch" so, this is the closest he gets to "break time" he prefers to be outside in general, especially when it's freezing cold. houses are too hot and too small.
>>4932834>>>/dog/
Sheep dogs are something else. Wholesome project
>>4932834Is that a Caucasian shepherd?
>>4932834Cute :D
>>4932834Rate my sheepdog.
>>4932834More shitty dog spam knocking good threads off the board
>>4933016dogfag sameflagging
>>4933008Would pet
>>4933016Currently takes about 2 days and 5 hours to reach page ten, any thread that get knocked off recently wasn't actually being used this weekend, or was already at bump limit.
>>49330088/10 herding potential5/10 mischief potential3/10 stationary potential10/10 companion qualified
>>4933379I have ducks, he herds them into their shed every day although he does it whenever I let him outside but he’s only supposed to do it at night when it’s time for the ducks to go to bed. He’s still only a baby puppy but how do I train him to only put the ducks away at a certain time of day and not literally whenever he sees them outside their shed?
>>4932834I like this dog!>>4933008I like this dog!>>4933056I think this is the same dog as the above, who I like!
