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Instructions : Open on Common Drive – Crouchc – Intro

Discover the unique characteristics and beauty of herding dog breeds such as the Australian Cattle Dog and Border Collie with this informative visual guide. Learn about Australian Shepherds, Cardigan Welsh Corgis, German Shepherds, and more. Each page showcases stunning images of these intelligent and loyal herding companions. Perfect for dog lovers, breed enthusiasts, and anyone interested in learning about herding groups in the world of canines.

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Instructions : Open on Common Drive – Crouchc – Intro

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  1. Instructions : Open on Common Drive – Crouchc – Intro 1. Complete the title page (according to what Species you were given. 2. Go through and count the number of pages you will need for your species – delete the ones you will not be using. 3. Google images of the breeds of your species. Copy images into the boxes provided – make the images large enough to easily see. (Make sure picture quality is high) 4. Name the Page with the correct breed name from the page that corresponds to the picture you just found! 5. Repeat until you are complete with your list. 6. Saving will be done onto a zip drive – do not close until

  2. Vet Med Identification of Species Herding Group

  3. Australian Cattle Dog

  4. Australian Shepherd

  5. Border Collie

  6. Cardigan Welsh Corgi

  7. Collie

  8. German Shepherd Dog

  9. Old English Sheepdog

  10. Pembroke Welsh Corgi

  11. Shetland Sheepdog

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