We are melting! What a natural talent this tiny shepherd dog is (video)

The tiny shepherd dog in the video is an astonishing sight among the huge sheep. The little dog instinctively knows what to do.

The tiny white fluffball runs wagging its tail behind the flock, not even reaching the ankles of the animals. This tiny creature is a born herder, and despite its young age, it strives to bring the large flock under its control.

The herding puppy is doing the job of the big ones

There are two main groups of dogs that work with flocks: herding dogs, who coordinate the movement of the animals, and shepherd dogs, who coordinate the movement of the animals. Watch how skillfully this tiny puppy does it!

Experts say that puppies reach the age where they can safely work alongside the flock at around five months. This is the age when the puppy can handle the work, manage with one watering a day, and possess almost incredible work capabilities.

This is especially important for working dogs of this type. They not only need to understand the animals entrusted to them but must tirelessly coordinate them. Which member of the litter becomes a useful helper in the work depends not only on the breed. A proper nervous system and inherited traits are also important.