- few
shepherds still do this today.[citation needed] In many societies,
shepherds were an
important part of the economy.
Unlike farmers,
shepherds were...
- 55–60 cm (22–24 in) for females.
German Shepherds can
reach sprinting speeds of up to 30
miles per hour.
Shepherds are
longer than they are tall, with an...
-
retinal atrophy, and
retinal folds. Some
Australian Shepherds (as well as Collies,
German Shepherds, and many
other herding dogs) are
susceptible to a...
-
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Cottage pie.
Wikibooks Cookbook has a recipe/module on
Shepherd's Pie
Shepherds Pie (Pâté Chinois) Shephard's Pie 2...
- The
Dutch Shepherd is a
herding dog of
Dutch origin. They were used by
shepherds and
farmers who
needed a
versatile dog, with few demands, and a dog that...
-
White Shepherds imported to Switzerland; the
White Shepherd itself descends from white-coloured
purebred German Shepherds. White-coated
German Shepherds were...
- The
White Shepherd is a
variety of the
German Shepherd bred in the
United States.
Although white-coated
German Shepherds have been
known in
Europe as early...
- des Ardennes, the
Dutch Shepherd and the
German Shepherd, and for
centuries was used by
Belgian shepherds for this task.
Unlike in
other European countries...
- was
later renamed as the
Loyal Order of
Ancient Shepherds, "loyal"
referring to the
Crown and "
shepherds" to the
Nativity of Jesus. Its
objects were "to...
- The
shepherd's hut (or
shepherd's wagon) was,
since the 15th
century and into the 20th century, used by
shepherds during sheep raising and lambing, primarily...
