The largest of all terrier breeds, the Airedale was historically intended to serve as an all-purpose farm dog.
2. Australian Cattle Dog
You won't discover a more tenacious or dedicated applicant for the position if you have cattle that needs to be driven across large distances.
3. Australian Shepherd
Despite their name, Australian shepherds are bright, active, and devoted herders that were created in the U.S.
4. Border Collie
Border collies were developed on the Scottish-English border for their innate propensity and desire to herd sheep, and they are still commonly employed as working farm
5. Pembroke Welsh Corgi
A small herding breed, the Pembroke Welsh corgi has a low chest. developed to herd livestock in rural Wales
6. Anatolian Shepherd
These strong and independent Turkish livestock guardian dogs were designed to resist challenging environments.
7. Dutch Shepherd
The Dutch shepherd, also known as the Dutch herder, and the German shepherd are related but distinct breeds.
8. Great Pyrenees
If you're looking for a family-friendly dog that serves as a fantastic security dog for livestock or a farmyard even in cold areas,
9. German Shepherd
The German shepherd is a breed of working dog renowned for its versatility and intelligence. intelligent, diligent, highly trainable, devoted, and guarding
10. Jack Russell Terrier
The Jack Russell terrier might be the ideal choice if you want to keep pests out of a barn, stable, or other farmyard building.