Baymule
Herd Master
Tee and Twinnie have their talents. Both are beautiful dogs. So stop hiding them like ugly children!!
Take pictures of them when you work them! Equal time!!

Lumen! She is 11, and hell on wheels on sheep.Ok so who is dog #5?
I ~don't think so. She has the confidence to work, it's when things get tough - rather than go behind she will turn in front of the sheep. That seems to be her default. Taking them out of a stall she will choose to flank in front of them. I worked and worked with her on it, all upbeat, gentle hand on collar even, walking beside her for months and she still defaults to the flank in front. Last year Obi broke a toe (veterinary nightmare -Would working out in the pastures with Obi help Ree build confidence or would she let him do most of the work and hang back? Sometimes older confident dogs can be a good model for youngsters.
A little shaming goes a long way!Well, we've finally pulled it from you!. I notice that Obi has his own distinct "wild, old man unshaven" doo going on.
. Ree & Lumen look more thick, slightly curled. That's a lovely group, a real full house. Twinne could pass for GS.
One day, we'll see them again.
Obi looks like DH when he needs a haircut! Hair and beard sprouting everywhere. I like Obi's look - he's got personality! LOLObi has his own look.
Maybe she just wants them to stay in for the day. LOLrather than go behind she will turn in front of the sheep. That seems to be her default. Taking them out of a stall she will choose to flank in front of them.
The view in front is always better than the view from behindMaybe she just wants them to stay in for the day. LOL