15 Vintage Pictures of Farm Dogs

Sometimes, you could do with an extra helping hand on your farm. A working dog is an excellent way to keep the business running with ease. Getting a dog for your farm will help to take the pressure off you when you are working. Dogs also make fantastic pets, and so you will have a companion as well as a helper. Once you have decided that you need a working animal, you need to find the right one for you. Here is how you can choose the right animal for your farm. Look for

  Just take a stroll through your local supermarket and you are sure to see an aisle bursting with all kinds of treats you can buy for your dog! Many contain protein ranging from traditional sources like chicken or beef, to more exotic sources, like venison or buffalo. These may look like the perfect treat for your furry companion, but which protein should you choose? How does insect protein compare to common animal proteins like chicken and beef? Just like we pay attention to what we eat,

Welcome to the Modern Farmer Farm Dog Cams, brought to you live from Border Springs Farms in Virginia, where hundreds of sheep and nine border collies call home. Up top, we have the PastureCam, which will show you footage from a stationary camera watching the fields. Below is the ShepherdCam, which will be offline for most of the day, but there’ll be 20-minute demos at 9 a.m. ET and 7 p.m. ET every day as shepherds Jarrod Davis and Craig Rogers will tak

Moments after the church was fried, a massive black dog burst through the doors, careening through the aisles. Two men knelt in prayer. The monster shot past them, and as he did he “wrung the necks of them bothe” and they fell over dead where they prayed. As quickly as he appeared, the dog vanished, leaving nothing but scorch marks on the floor and two corpses in his wake. So recorded Reverend Abraham Fleming in “A Straunge and Terrible Wunder,” an