St. Louis Herding Club

HERDING BREEDS

 

Australian Cattle Dog

Australian Kelpie

Australian Shepherd

Bearded Collie

Belgian Malinois

Belgian Tervuren

Bernese Mountain Dog

Border Collie

Bouvier des Flandres

Canaan Dog

Catahoula Leopard dog

Collie -Smooth & Rough

English Shepherd

German Shepherd Dog

Norwegian Buhund

Old English Sheep Dog

Puli

Rottweiler

Samoyed

Schnauzer

Shetland Sheepdog

Welsh Corgi (Cardigan and Pembroke)

 

Join us for our next meeting on August 17, 2008 - Directions

 

2008 SLHC Awards Form

 

Read all about the fantastic team of Ann Schallert and Izzy in a story written by

Club member Kim Broster on the AKC website


Whether you live in the country or reside in a large city, herding is an activity now readily available to everyone.  There are many herding breeds, both registered and non-registered, within the St. Louis Herding Club membership.  Our club works for its' membership to provide many herding opportunities and encourages active participation.

While a variety of stock may be used for training (such as cattle and ducks), the sheep's strong flocking instinct makes them the most popular. We sponsor herding clinics, trials, tests and fun matches.  Our newsletter, "The Shepherd's Whistle," has an events calendar which helps you plan your participation in herding at a glance.  We offer educational materials at our meetings and have a library of videos and books for our membership to enjoy.  We have members who are new to herding as well as those who are experienced handlers.  Many own their own livestock while others plan to in the future.

Nestle Purina Farms provides a beautiful setting, good facilities and sheep to work for most of the St. Louis Herding Club's activities.  Nestle Purina Farms is also host for many prestigious herding events each year.  By attending these, you will also become familiar with herding organizations such as AHBA, AKC, USBCHA, and ASCA.

The St. Louis Herding Club offers you a chance to further your herding knowledge.  It also gives your dog an opportunity to apply his or her natural ability and to build a true working partnership with you.

 

 

Updated 26Aug08