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]]>A viral video recently shared by Instagram user @sheepdogsky shows an adorable Old English Sheepdog named Sky watching TV. When her human switches the channel to a program showing a herd of sheep, Sky immediately goes into her herding mode.
As soon as she notices sheep on the screen, Sky darts towards the TV and starts jumping around and barking in hopes that those sheep will obey her.
“She’s been addicted to this TV specially when sheep are on … wait to the end – one day she’ll knock this tv off,“ it says in the caption of the video.
Old English Sheepdogs usually display some basic herding instincts and capabilities on their own. However, in modern times, that instinct is less prominent, considering the breed isn’t being used for herding that often. Instead, they are mainly show dogs or pets. With that being said, Old English Sheepdogs can still be trained to reach their full herding potential and become successful herding dogs.
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]]>Putting faith in Brody’s herding instincts, the TikToker relies on him to get its cat sibling Charlie inside the house every time the feline refuses to get inside. As her recent viral video shows, Brody is successful most of the time.
“Putting the herding dog to work! “@facecination wrote in the caption of the clip was viewed more than three million times since being posted in early December.
The clip got a lot of attention from social media users, who had all sorts of questions about Brody’s herding capabilities and his relationship with Charlie. @facecination ended up recording a follow-up video in which she responded to several of them.
According to the TikToker, she never actually taught Brody to get Charlie inside the house. Her suggestion is that the dog instinctively decided to start doing it when he realized his owner had trouble getting Charlie inside the house. She also added that Brody isn’t always successful in his herding attempts and that Charlie sometimes just ignores him.
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]]>The post Herding Dog Has a Hilarious Reaction After Seeing Sheep on TV appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>A viral video recently shared by Instagram user @sheepdogsky shows an adorable Old English Sheepdog named Sky watching TV. When her human switches the channel to a program showing a herd of sheep, Sky immediately goes into her herding mode.
As soon as she notices sheep on the screen, Sky darts towards the TV and starts jumping around and barking in hopes that those sheep will obey her.
“She’s been addicted to this TV specially when sheep are on … wait to the end – one day she’ll knock this tv off,“ it says in the caption of the video.
Old English Sheepdogs usually display some basic herding instincts and capabilities on their own. However, in modern times, that instinct is less prominent, considering the breed isn’t being used for herding that often. Instead, they are mainly show dogs or pets. With that being said, Old English Sheepdogs can still be trained to reach their full herding potential and become successful herding dogs.
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]]>The post Woman Uses Australian Shepherd to Get Her Cat Inside the House appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>Putting faith in Brody’s herding instincts, the TikToker relies on him to get its cat sibling Charlie inside the house every time the feline refuses to get inside. As her recent viral video shows, Brody is successful most of the time.
“Putting the herding dog to work! “@facecination wrote in the caption of the clip was viewed more than three million times since being posted in early December.
The clip got a lot of attention from social media users, who had all sorts of questions about Brody’s herding capabilities and his relationship with Charlie. @facecination ended up recording a follow-up video in which she responded to several of them.
According to the TikToker, she never actually taught Brody to get Charlie inside the house. Her suggestion is that the dog instinctively decided to start doing it when he realized his owner had trouble getting Charlie inside the house. She also added that Brody isn’t always successful in his herding attempts and that Charlie sometimes just ignores him.
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