Australian Shepherd herding sheep inside a building

[jetsettingjypsy]

I know this was posted a while back, but I just came across it and have to ask... why were the sheep inside, what kind of building was it and where were they going (and who is the dog?) Very nice work by the way! I know if my aussie would have had to move those sheep the inside of the building would have needed rearranging before we were done! (And a few cars may have been dented!)

[stockdogs]

@jetsettingjypsy Tnx! They were photographed for an ad in a major newspaper and campaign for "Tele2" in a studio with white painted floor. Ceiling were 10 m/33 foot high, photos were taken in 20 squares, plus 2-3 walked on lines vertical and horizontal on a grid towards all directions. Had no idéa we had to enter an elevator up to the 2nd floor or inside such a building. In an industrial area with trucks passing by on the parking. Models/crews for other shoots in the building.

[pelodadegoma]

You can totally tell he's working. He's behind the sheep, crisscrossing to watch each side. And once they're outside he's keeping them together.

Great video! I came to this because I have two Aussies myself and I want to get into some herding, so I thought it would be helpful to watch some on Youtube.

Beautiful Aussie you have!

[marklloydewing]

that dog not doing any thing dont think it knows what sheep are.

[stockdogs]

...or maybe the sheep are not aware of him beeing a dog? Seriously, I understand where you're coming from. Some A. Shepherds do look like they are not working when they actualy are. I think it is a fun video, I laugh to myself everytime I think of that day and I wanted to share this with other YouTubers. So, next time you want to be a "hater", if you don't have a nice comment to share about something funny and quiet innocent, then don't.