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Does Pinker respond to vocal commands for right and left such as the traditional "Go by" and "Away to me", etc ?
Now there's some REAL working dog Herding Commands if I ever heard 'em, Bob It's so great having a bona fide EXPERT on this Board who always has such helpful input, thanks !!!
Does Pinker respond to vocal commands for right and left such as the traditional "Go by" and "Away to me", etc ?
Now there's some REAL working dog Herding Commands if I ever heard 'em, Bob It's so great having a bona fide EXPERT on this Board who always has such helpful input, thanks !!!
Thank you but knowing the terms doesn't mean I'm good at doing it.
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Does Pinker respond to vocal commands for right and left such as the traditional "Go by" and "Away to me", etc ?
Now there's some REAL working dog Herding Commands if I ever heard 'em, Bob It's so great having a bona fide EXPERT on this Board who always has such helpful input, thanks !!!
Thank you but knowing the terms doesn't mean I'm good at doing it.
He knows, "bring 'em" which means go out around whatever is to be herded and bring it towards me...
Essentially our equivalent of " away to me ". But we don't have direction on that, sadly.
I never saw much point, with cows, on telling him which direction to approach from. He worked out for himself how to use the fences and cattle that were most likely to respond to him and start the motion.
And he knows "go", which means drive these cows forward, when he and I are together behind them.
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He knows, "bring 'em" which means go out around whatever is to be herded and bring it towards me...
Essentially our equivalent of " away to me ". But we don't have direction on that, sadly.
I never saw much point, with cows, on telling him which direction to approach from. He worked out for himself how to use the fences and cattle that were most likely to respond to him and start the motion.
And he knows "go", which means drive these cows forward, when he and I are together behind them.
That is super cool.....but that's not us! Nobody gets out of a walk here! Not the dog, not the cows.
Maybe back 5 years ago, with the young stock, a little running.
In our small pastures ( biggest is 20 acres ) the dog just moves the cattle. Chasing is absolutely forbidden. Get them going, back off.
it took years and a ton of work but Pink is a great herding dog.
It also took the hired mans dog and a dog we owned for a little while who had a lot of power to " dog break" the cows completely.
it took years and a ton of work but Pink is a great herding dog.
It also took the hired mans dog and a dog we owned for a little while who had a lot of power to " dog break" the cows completely.
it took years and a ton of work but Pink is a great herding dog.
It also took the hired mans dog and a dog we owned for a little while who had a lot of power to " dog break" the cows completely.
it took years and a ton of work but Pink is a great herding dog.
It also took the hired mans dog and a dog we owned for a little while who had a lot of power to " dog break" the cows completely.
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