Corgi Flynn Passing His Sheep Herding Instinct Exam 

Same for us

Itzurgurl XD does she still do that!

No

@@brilly1898 I have two corgi's and they both do that.

Mine too. He still does that sometimes

Ravenna S. Agreed. I can’t wait to own one.

The Cardigan Corgi is best for cattle driving.

I wish there was a pack of vids like this with all dog breeding doing what they were suppose to be doing

My Springer Spaniel was bred to roll in the mud apparently.

yeah see how you feel 8 months in. ours has mostly stopped that, which is nice.

My corgi is a menace he just bites bites bites, he needs a friend

@@aredub1847 he eventually stopped it was still cute regardless we knew he was just tapping into his herding instincts

Corgis are actually bred short specifically to avoid being kicked by cattle, and docked also to avoid farm hazards. So corgis are corgis precisely because they are cattle dogs.

@@evangelostse2477 Huh. I always figured that their small size made them easy for a cow to trample.

@@evangelostse2477, When corgi were real shepherds, 100 years ago, they looked completely different, they had long legs and a short body.😀

@@Alexandr-pp6yf The dwarfism in their legs has been part of the breed for over 400 years, actually

@Henry Butters nope

I know right I was flabbergasted by Flynn’s speed and accuracy of the hearding

Pitbulls would just kill the sheeps for fun

@@lethanhminh8001 nah...

Pretty much.

They make great strides on the basis of their huge egos!

а в америке че российские стандарты или как

It seems to some that only Russian standards are valid on this planet😁

@@Alexandr-pp6yf Do not argue. What do you understand about this?😁

@@Qartie, I understand that You are an amateur in this matter. Сhecking herd instinct and taking working tests for dogs are different concepts!

@@Qartie, Do you understand the difference between tests and trials? This was probably a preliminary instinct test, not a herding test. In this case, the work of the dog with the herd is not provided. It's enough to collect the sheeps in a heap.

Yes, it looked a little funny ))

My thoughts exactly. He was just chasing them, not herding them. He split them constantly (which a dog with good herding instinct won't do) and then went off and chased the sheep who split off- not to get it back with the rest, it was just jos hunting instinct kicking in, making the seperated sheep get further away from the flock. There's a difference between a dog chasing and a dog herding. This was chasing. He can probably be trained and shaped into herding, but I would hardly consider this dog good prospect when there's dogs who do better with the same conditions.

@@hannag4768 how the fuck are you so critical of a puppy on the internet on a video posted three years ago- what the fuck is up your arse lol

But they are cute. That’s all I’m here for.

its good for them so they dont get lost and got eaten by a coyote… the dogs keep them safe making sure all the sheeps are safe and get back in

Do you train herding dogs?

Glenn Fales no, do you

why?

The sheep look like the democrats in America.

avo0001 imagine having your whole identity around your political views to the point where you have to bring it up in every aspect of your life no matter how random

The dog has never done it before, it shows that corgis still have that instinct in them to herd sheep. My corgi tried to herd my family when she was a puppy.

@@jennyandersson6238, my doberman puppy had the same instinct to graze sheep but knocked them together (there were 7 of them). And here I see a dog dispersing the herd in different directions. They scatter in all directions! Is it good to chase one sheep all the time?

@@jennyandersson6238, any dog ​​will do so !!!😁