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The Old English Sheepdog has existed for at least 200 years in England where it was recognized by the Kennel Club in the 1870's. Originally a flock herder and guardian, its role changed to drover. The tails of droving dogs were docked, and the breed was dubbed the "bobtail."
The OES is still used as a herder in rural areas. It is also used as a sled dog, retriever, and a family companion and guardian. It is especially good with children.
http://www.oes.org/
Photo galleries, owner discussion forums, medical and tick information, Old English Sheepdog merchandise, and links to North American rescue organizations.
http://www.oesonlinepedigrees.com/
An online pedigree database for Old English Sheepdogs.
http://www.akc.org/breeds/old_english_sheepdog/index.cfm
Official standard set down by the AKC.
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