Do German Shepherds Work as Herding Dogs?

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The Furry Fun Fact of the Day brings you an interesting tidbit about our beloved pets. Today, we delve into the world of German Shepherds and their herding instincts. Did you know that German Shepherds were originally bred as herding dogs in Germany in the late 19th century? Their intelligence, trainability, and natural herding instincts made them invaluable partners for farmers. While breeders have focused on other traits over time, some German Shepherds still retain their herding skills, and herding trials for the breed are even held in some parts of the world!
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