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My guard / herding dog2696 x angesehenThis is my dog. She's 135 lbs. and great with the birds. She's never been formally trained for herding, but she knows where I want her and what to do by the tone of my voice and to where I point with my hand. I don't know if there's such a thing as a natural, but she's close to it. She helps with guarding mostly, but will help put the odd stubborn bird into the barn for the night. Her father was a large 150 Lb German Rottweiler named Caesar and mother a Doberman Pinscher, but she took mostly after her father's side of the family. Such a hybrid is termed a "Rotterman".

My Tomaru in 20131284 x angesehenMy Tomaru in 2013

Hakuraikou at two years and eleven months of age4113 x angesehenHakuraikou, Rogers line - His longest tail feathers are 6' 6.75" and 6' 9" (2.06m). The adult feathers grew in two stages. He grew some during year one and others during year two. The longest feathers were grown in during year one and are one year ahead of the others. Usually, in cases such as this the adult feathers from year one would have been pulled out during the acquisition of the rest of the adult plumage during year two. Doing that would ensure that all feathers reach roughly the same time.