Herding

Domestic or Foreign

Australian Cattle Dogs

Domestic or Foreign

Australian Shepherds

Domestic or Foreign

Bearded Collies

Domestic or Foreign

Beaucerons

Domestic or Foreign

Belgian Malinois

Domestic or Foreign

Belgian Sheepdogs

Domestic or Foreign

Belgian Tervuren

Domestic or Foreign

Border Collies

Domestic or Foreign

Bouviers des Flandres

Domestic or Foreign

Briards

Domestic or Foreign

Canaan Dogs

Domestic or Foreign

Cardigan Welsh Corgis

Domestic or Foreign

Collies (Rough)

Domestic or Foreign

Collies (Smooth)

Domestic or Foreign

Entlebucher Mountain Dogs

Domestic or Foreign

Finnish Lapphunds

Domestic or Foreign

German Shepherd Dogs

Domestic or Foreign

Icelandic Sheepdogs

Domestic or Foreign

Norwegian Buhunds

Domestic or Foreign

Old English Sheepdogs

Domestic or Foreign

Pembroke Welsh Corgis

Domestic or Foreign

Polish Lowland Sheepdogs

Domestic or Foreign

Pulik

Domestic or Foreign

Pyrenean Shepherds

Domestic or Foreign

Shetland Sheepdogs

Domestic or Foreign

Swedish Vallhunds

Domestic or Foreign

Welsh Corgis (Cardigan) OLD

Domestic or Foreign

Welsh Corgis (Pembroke) OLD

Domestic or Foreign

Herding Group

The Herding Group consists of 17 breeds of dogs whose talent and claim to fame are their ability to herd sheep and cattle. Man's use of dogs to help him tend livestock dates from ancient times, and a good herding dog is still highly prized today. Quickness, stamina and an uncanny intelligence are the marks of the herding dog.