English shepherd
shepherd = a man who looks after the sheep

a breed of dog – mammal – related to the ‘shepherds’ – medium-sized; black or brown hair (coat) with white or light brown marks on the muzzle (nose and mouth part), deep chest; straight, pointed tail; grows to 2 feet tall at the shoulder, and weighs 40 Kg; originally bred in England,

herding cattle
Special Features:
English shepherds are farm dogs. They like to do jobs on farms, such as herding cattle, goats, sheep and poultry, and guarding property, and even accompanying the master’s family to the parks or outings.
They are energetic, athletic, hard-working yet very gentle!
For an interesting and informative article, with a video, about the English Shepherd, please click here.
Compare: German shepherd
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