If you had a person like Jeremy Clarkson in your business, how would you handle him? Let’s switch to the shepherding world – imagine that you […]

On Friday the Tour of GB cyclists whizzed through our neighbourhood and we took time out to shoot them flying past. It was a first for […]

Today’s article on the BBC News website “Two simple rules explain sheepdog behaviour” stopped and made us think.  Could you imagine a robot doing the job of […]

Drove roads are wide green tracks in the countryside, and have provided the traditional system of moving flocks of sheep around between fields, for centuries.  They were […]

At a business networking meeting the other day we were discussing what sounds are made by animals in other languages. Yes really! What led us to […]

A flock of sheep range in age and wisdom.  Different groups exhibit different learnt habits in direction correlation to their specific learning experience. The elders might […]

  Quite often,  those who religiously follow the crowd – in fashion for example – regardless of whether something suits them or not, are often referred […]

Different flocks of sheep will mingle and will graze together unless they are put under stress – an unexpected intruder in their field perhaps –  in […]

When a flock of lowland sheep are put into a new field, their first response is to check their boundary. They take a slow, casual walk […]

If you have made your to do list expecting the weather to be perfect in order to achieve it, and the weather lets you down badly, […]

Smell is alleged to be our strongest sense and will often anchor a strong connection to an emotion, place or person. Some strong ones for me […]

“While shepherds watch their flocks by night all seated on the ground…” Most of us know the words to this popular Christmas carol. It is amazing […]