http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/-t1.htm Discuss your farm dogs, breeds that you think are top farm dogs and why. Upload a picture if you like! Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:19:37 GMT 10 http://i70.servimg.com/u/f70/13/40/95/45/logofi13.gif http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/-t1.htm http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/german-shepherds-t8.htm Admin Well, this list is very quiet, so I thought that I would put my tuppence in as well. We have had some wonderful dogs in the past, some pedigreed and some pavement specials. But the dogs we have at the moment are a German Shepherd and an East European Shepherd. The latter is a particularly handsome dog, despite the fact that he was a truly 'broken' dog when we fetched him from the pound. He had been badly treated and had no spirit, ran away from people and walked around with his tail between his ... What Kind of Farm Dog do you Have? Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:19:37 GMT http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/german-shepherds-t8.htm#14 http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/german-shepherds-t8.htm http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/mountain-pyranees-x-with-a-st-bernard-t7.htm JohnD We have a great dog with the above mix. She is not a pedigreed dog, but what a beauty she is. She is friendly with the kids; they ride on her back, but is also very protective of the farm and her family. She is also great with livestock too. She fiercely guards the sheep in the fields and is quick to alert us if something is amiss. We wouldn't trade her for the world! What Kind of Farm Dog do you Have? Thu, 19 Feb 2009 10:20:58 GMT http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/mountain-pyranees-x-with-a-st-bernard-t7.htm#12 http://country-living.forumotion.com/what-kind-of-farm-dog-do-you-have-f22/mountain-pyranees-x-with-a-st-bernard-t7.htm