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« on: July 27, 2005, 01:07:37 pm »
She does have herding instincts....W hen she came to our home, she had been returned to the humane society twice for heal nipping strangers entering her new home (after ignored verbal warnings). She no longer does this. She'd been turned into another shelter as a stray at 3 yoa, and we think she was on her own for awhile. After 6 months in my home, with my dog pack, she will bark when she senses something out of the norm, but seems secure in the 'safety' of the pack. and has not shown any indication of nipping (although I assume she may revert if stressed). Sounds like the Great Pyr/Border Collie is a good thought. She is very layed back, and an independent thinker. She also walks on very quiet, silent feet and occassionally seems to appear out of nowhere, with a smile on her face. Oh, and no dew claws on the back, but since she was 3 when I met her, I don't know if she had dews originally.