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Re: Grummpy old Farmers
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Posted by mjbrown on February 20, 2006 at 13:50:45 from (64.179.12.254):
In Reply to: Grummpy old Farmers posted by Sloroll on February 20, 2006 at 12:05:58:
I've had a few Border Collies and I think they make about the best farm dog there is. When I had beef cattle they were a huge help and a hoot to watch. Calves would duck under the fence and the dog would see them on the wrong side and take off after them. They would run the wrong way (away from the fence ) at first and dog and calf would be off to the races making a big circle as the calf sought to get back to mamma who was freaking out inside the fence. Ahh rural entertainment, better than TV!
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