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Herding Basics Herding plays on the roles of preditor and prey. The livestock are the prey and the dog is the preditor. Depending on how the human is behaving - they can be a member of the flock or a co-preditor. By positioning the handler and the dog in different ways - the livestock are manipulated. Here are some basic herding terms: Fetching – the dog brings the stock to the handler Driving– the dog drives the stock away from the handler Flanking – the dog moves around the outside of the stock.
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