Life’s Good Working Dogs team moving 500 educated steer mob. See collection of video's on Youtube channel: Life's Good Working Dogs
One person & Life’s Good Working Dogs team moving 500 educated steers mob on long steady walk to yards for processing & selection for grass finished beef market.
“Lead out dogs - lead out”.
Team On the Job is: Leading out mob is: Kimba, Salt, & Spice.
On wings is: Moora & Victoria Bringing up the tail is Lolley & Pop & Sunshine.
The other dog team members in riding in ute canopy, on drink & rest break, patiently watching & waiting to be subbed on.
(Alpine Country NSW) 14 April 2020
Contact details:
Ray Lord ( Life’s Good Working Dogs Breeder & Trainer)
Phone: 0429955264
Email: lifesgoodworkingdogs@outlook.com
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Working Dogs: Bridging the Labor Gap & Profitability in Australia’s Livestock Industry
Farmers across Australia are increasingly turning to working dogs to address the critical labour shortages & profitability issues in the livestock industry. These highly trained canines play a vital role in herding and managing livestock efficiently. Here’s why they’re becoming indispensable: 1. Efficiency and Versatility: Working dogs, such as border collies and kelpies, excel at herding cattle and sheep and educate livestock to become calm, collected, confident and profitable. They tirelessly run all day, ensuring livestock are corralled and kept in check. Their ability to cover vast territories and access areas inaccessible to humans or bikes makes them invaluable. 2. Labor Shortages: The bush faces a shortage of human workforce, prompting farmers to rely more on working dogs. These dogs are now considered a valuable part of the team, filling the gaps left by labor shortages 3. Cost-Effective Solution: With the high cost of human labor, having well-trained working dogs eliminates the need to employ and accommodate additional staff. These dogs are bred to work livestock efficiently, making them a cost-effective alternative.
4. Livestock just get it. The Predator - Prey relationship of Working Dogs & Livestock is a phononeum that we as humans can't do alone. We as humans are the orchestra leaders and then let the working dogs utilise their natural instincts to play the music. The result is livestock become calm, confident, relaxed and the your business becomes more profitable on all triple line factors of Economics - People - Environment.
In summary, working dogs are not only hardworking companions but also crucial contributors to Australia’s livestock industry.
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