Old English Sheepdog | With its big shaggy coat, obscured eyes, and white and gray color scheme

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This breed originated at some point in the 19th century from the region of Cornwall in southwestern England as a herding dog. Despite the name, it does not usually herd sheep. Instead, it was originally bred to move cattle along country roads between the pasture and the market. You do not need to employ this breed as a work dog to enjoy its lovable company, however. You just need to give it plenty of affection and care. It also makes for an excellent show dog that loves to perform for audiences. Alternative names for this breed include the Shepherd’s Dog or the bob-tail sheepdog. According to the American Kennel Club, it ranks about average in popularity.
With its big, shaggy coat, obscured eyes, and white and gray color scheme, the Old English Sheepdog is one of the most recognizable breeds in the world. Its very appearance seems to radiate a friendly and approachable energy. This breed originated at some point in the 19th century from the region of Cornwall in southwestern England as a herding dog. Despite the name, it does not usually herd sheep. Instead, it was originally bred to move cattle along country roads between the pasture and the market.