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At their job will keep the missing stock where it is after they locate it and wait until you arrive. Some herding dogs will also bark to inform you that they’ve found the absent member.Image Credit: marketalangova, Shutterstock6. Get out/Get backIf you find that your herding dog is working just a bit too close to your stock, possibly stressing the stock out, this is the command you’ll use. This key phrase tells your dog to move further away from the animals so they have more room and are less likely to become stressed. This command is sometimes also used in reprimand.7. HoldThis command is fairly self-explanatory. When you tell your herding dog to “hold”, you’re telling it to keep stock where it currently is. You’ll pair this with other commands on the list to let your dog know when stock can move again and which way it should be moved.Image Credit: Nadezhda V. Kulagina, Shutterstock8. In hereNeed to separate a few animals away from the group? Then, you’ll be using this command (this one is most often used when it comes to sheep). When a gap has been achieved between the main stock and the animals you want separate, you’ll tell your herding dog “in here”. This tells it to move through that gap in order to fully separate the animals. Once separated, you can expect your dog to keep those few animals away from the main stock.9. Look backThis command is a bit underrated and often considered an advanced one, but it’s a beneficial one to teach your herding dog. What does it mean? It lets your dog know it needs to leave the stock it’s with to look around for other stock so it can collect any animals that have been left behind. Teach this one during training, and eventually, your dog will learn that gathering and bringing all animals at once is simpler than having to go back to find more.Image credit: JGaland, Pixabay10. StandReady to have your herding dog stop what it’s doing? Then this is one of a few key words you can say to tell it that. However, this command can also tell your dog to slow down rather than stop; it’s all in how you say it. What does that mean? Well, if you say the command sharply, it will mean to stop and stop now. But if said gently and softly, it should tell your dog to slow down some to let the stock get further ahead.11. Steady/Take timeYou don’t have to use “stand” to tell your dog to slow down, though. If your dog is having difficulty parsing the difference between a sharp and gentle command, you can simply use either
