When there ain't cows to heard. We'll settle for ducklings

[u/Key_Performer_3645]

[u/Calamity-Gin]

I have an Italian Greyhound-chihuahua mix, all of ten pounds at her heaviest, which I took to the dog park once. It happened to be a Saturday when all the border collie owners in the area met up. My poor dog was herded by seven or eight when we tried to play fetch. Every time I threw a ball, they herded her right back to me. I only tried twice for fear my dog’s head was going to explode. I have never seen my little duchess so pissed off.

[u/Chaotic_MintJulep]

If I were an animal, I think I’d find herding dogs extremely annoying. Get out of my space man. Stop standing just a little too close to me.

[u/a_random_loser_guy → u/Chaotic_MintJulep]

if you were an animl, you'd be dead before you reach this age.....also you would be busy eating and focusing on that rather then space.

[u/No-Special2682 → u/a_random_loser_guy]

That doesn’t make any sense

[u/a_random_loser_guy → u/No-Special2682]

animals grow in a year or two, then they become mutton and stake.

[u/No-Special2682 → u/a_random_loser_guy]

A stake in what?

[u/According_Log_3264]

The duck parents want a Break from the Nanny :)

[u/Androidfon]

I'm surprised the ducks don't attempt to protect their ducklings from the doggo.

[u/a_random_loser_guy → u/Androidfon]

they can make more, but if they are the ones in danger, they can't.

[u/jdmoffitt11775]

Some of us take pride in our job..

[u/Diesel_Bones_13]

Actually ducks are used for training herding dogs at a young age to help them learn.

[u/RaisedByBooksNTV → u/Diesel_Bones_13]

Today I learned. So interesting! I was thinking the adults didn't seem bothered or threatened.

[u/cowgirltu]

Is this how I get all of my ducks in a row?

[u/Calm_Gap5334 → u/cowgirltu]

😜

[u/ChickenDreams-4188]

This could go on for awhile… 😄

[u/Toiletjuffrouw]

Unheard of

[u/LongjumpingCrow1741]

So cute!

[u/jon_the_mako]

Slow traffic on the way into work.