Anto had grown up on a ranch. The ranch was home to white, woolly sheep flocks and a couple of shepherd dogs. Those dogs were a Border Collie breed and remarkably intelligent creatures. Anto always observed them closely, fascinated by how the dogs herded the sheep.0

The Border Collies darted around with boundless energy while barking incessantly. This barking drove the sheep in the opposite direction. It was a peculiar sight. Why were the sheep so afraid of dogs they had never encountered before? Why did they bunch together into tight clusters at the sight of these creatures?0

After years of observation, Anto concluded that it was fear. Dogs descended from wolves. Particularly breeds like Border Collies, which still carried remnants of their lupine ancestry, unlike the cute Maltese or Poodles. Border Collies, like Huskies or Jindos, resembled wolves, the natural predators of sheep.0

These dogs appeared cute and harmless to humans, but not to sheep. To sheep, these dogs were terrifying and close relatives to their greatest threat. Despite the absence of any actual attacks, the barking alone was enough...0