Is the sheepdog a breed produced by the mating of a dog and a sheep?

No, sheepdogs are usually smarter and bigger. Shepherd dogs with good physical strength have a long history and are responsible for taking care of livestock, usually sheep and cattle, and sometimes deer or chickens. As a good shepherd dog, everyone should have a pair of good eyes to stare at the sheep, guide the movement and reduce the commotion. Shepherd dogs are smart and active dogs, and some breeds have excellent fur. At first, people thought that sheepdogs should be big and aggressive to protect their livestock from wild animals such as wolves and bears. When this power gradually decreased, people began to use smart and smaller sheepdogs to play a more active role, such as helping people control the movement of herds. All kinds of sheepdogs in Europe, except a few breeds such as "German Shepherd", rarely appear in dog exhibitions, and are rarely kept as pets, mainly acting as shepherds. However, this situation is changing. Some breeds, such as "Teflon Dog", have gradually lost the essence of shepherd dog and become rookie dogs for appreciation and display. German shepherd: German shepherd, also known as "German German shepherd" and "German black-backed". German shepherd dog is of moderate size, muscular and energetic. German shepherd dog is known as "natural police dog", with keen sense of smell and hearing, keen vision and high alertness. German shepherd dogs were introduced early and widely distributed in China. It is bigger and produces more meat than the local dogs. People often use its offspring as meat dogs. Teflon: Also known as Belgian Tan Bilien, it has the same origin as all Belgian sheepdogs, especially the blood relationship with Granada. Two Granada dogs sometimes accidentally give birth to Teflon dogs. The only difference between him and Granada is the color of his fur, not pure black. 189 1 was bred by Professor Ruhr of Belgian Academy of Veterinary Sciences. Shetland Shepherd: Also known as Shetland Shepherd, it originated in the Kaitland Islands at the northern end of England, where Cory mated with a local dog to make it smaller. No longer used as a working dog, but still retains the ability to graze and guard. It is a good companion dog and shepherd dog. Boli Dog: Also known as Hungarian Boli Dog. Originated in 10 century. According to uncertain sources, it may be a descendant of ancient Tibetan dogs. As a sheepdog in Hungary, it is a rational and intelligent purebred dog, especially loyal to its owner. Because of its high obedience, it was turned into a police dog. Berry: It has a long history and was recorded in the literature of12nd century. Some people think that they are a combination of Bodosi and Babe. Its name comes from the active province of Berry, that is, "Berry's sheepdog". The ancestors of the Scottish Shepherd lived in the cold northern Scotland. Now the legs of the Scottish Shepherd are a little longer, mainly because people have improved it to make it more beautiful. In ancient times, the Scottish shepherd dog was able to become a very popular shepherd dog, largely due to its excellent working ability. Now, this very beautiful dog has become a very good companion dog, easy to tame, docile, faithful and reliable, with outstanding ability to take care of children, especially the elegant and gorgeous appearance of the tower, which fascinates many people. Icelandic dog: alias icelandic sheepdog and Friard, it is the only native breed in Iceland. It is said that it was introduced to Iceland by Norwegians, and it is considered to be a Friard dog, which may have the same ancestor as the Greenland dog. Dutch Shepherd: Originated in the Netherlands, originated in18th century. Another name is Dutch shepherd. It may be a descendant of Granada, a Belgian shepherd. Both of them are judged according to the same standard except for their different coat colors. Australian Calbi: Originated in Australia, it originated in19th century. Alias Calbi, in which the black hair is also called barb. Many people think that it is a hybrid of border collie and Australian wild dog, but the literature shows that it is a descendant of rural collie in northern England. Despite its small size, it can graze cattle, sheep, goats and reindeer. Cattle and dogs, Australia: Today's breeds are a cross between the ancestors of many different breeds. Including Australian wild dogs, highland curley, Dalmatia, Australian Colby, ancient English sheepdog, etc. One of the most important is the Australian wild dog, which is the creator of this dog's 29-year longevity record. Old-fashioned English shepherd: One of the oldest breeds of sheepdogs in Britain. The ancestors of this dog include long-bearded sheepdogs and various European sheepdogs. It is a distinctive domestic dog, and it is still loved by dog fans. It walks with a wobbly body and long hair, and is often mistaken for a bear. In rural areas of western England, in order to drive livestock to pasture, farmers raise these warning cows and sheepdogs. Kejiquan, Sweden: It was mainly raised by Swedish farmers in the eighth century, and was originally used for herding cattle. The Swedes changed their name to "Vasgotaspets". The appearance is obviously similar to that of Welsh Corkien. Australian Shepherd Dog: Native to the United States, it originated in19th century. The lineage is inherited from Currie, and the earliest lineage can be traced back to the Basco region of France and Spain. Australian shepherd dog is a kind of working dog, which has strong animal husbandry and guarding ability, especially in search and rescue work. Belgian Shepherd: Before the beginning of the 20th century, Belgian Shepherd was widely used to guard sheep near Belgium, and now it is mainly used in the military and police circles.