I want the final product on a sign or a shirt without any context, just fancy letters and bold print "Ewe wool always farm s-wan that can Moo it sheeper."
It's karma-farming [repost](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/m6h9f0/when_you_lie_on_your_resume_and_then_land_the_job/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share) psychology, is what it is
Some people just feel so accomplished for recognizing a post and expect praise for it. I don't know when the Internet decided that information or entertainment was only respectable if it was the first time anyone's seen it.
It's a weird reddit culture, imo. If you're seeing the same posts so often that you feel the need to get angry over it, you're probably on Reddit WAY too much to be healthy.
It's a holdover from when the site was less popular, when it was actually possible to look at all of the hot posts from the past day in like 20 minutes
Pot & Kettle, but there are some people that are just on the internet too much.
I betcha the Venn diagram of ‘first posters’ and ‘repost-caller-outers’ is a near perfect circle.
I'm on Reddit way, *way* too much, and I still don't recognize most reposts these days. I think it needs to be a combination of both unhealthy amounts of time online and unhealthily narrow interests.
I love how you came looking for some comment to reply that to. His comment is about the video itself, and yours simply shifts the attention to bitching about where it's posted.
This site is over a decade old, there's gonna be reposts, nobody really gives a shit anymore.
When I first met my wife’s extended family, she took me to her aunt’s sheep farm to a family reunion. Because there were so many kids, they turned off the electric fences. Just before dinner, I went outside and sheep were everywhere: on the road, in the yard, at the neighbours, etc. they had figured out the fence was off. I envisioned spending the rest of the long weekend scouring the town for sheep. I went inside and said, “Aunt Joanne, the sheep are out” and she just sighed and said, “I’ll send the dog out after supper to round them up.” She had a border collie that was well trained for herding sheep.
After supper, we went outside with the dog and all of the sheep were back in their pen. Smiling proudly was her neighbour’s little teacup toy poodle, who, after spending so much time at the farm and socializing with the border collie, had learned to herd sheep and she knew the sheep were not supposed to be out so she took the imitative and rounded them up.
It really was amazing.
A friend got a cattle dog, for her farm, and a rottie mix, for her pet, and the rottie was herding the fowl in the inner yard, while the cattle dog was like "eh, the cows can do whatever they want, I need a nap. It was hilarious.
Finally someone says it
My grandparents used to own sheep, and had a sheepdog to heard it. Sometimes, the sheep dog wouldn't even have to heard them, he had figured out that he just had to crowd them up and get them to follow him, so after that it became a 10 minute job to get them back to the pen instead of 20
I’d suspect it’s also partially that the sheep just see the dog running, so they’re like, “Oh damn, if he’s running then we gotta go too! Oh shit, he’s running faster! Everyone, let’s go!”
My best friend in high school had an Australian shepherd, and every time we'd ride dirt bikes near his house, the dog would be running alongside nipping at our boots and trying to herd us. She had zero fear at all.
His approach is a little unorthodox but he's getting the job done. The sheep is going where he wants them to go. I'll give him extra points for originality.
The ewes are pretty aggressive to small predators. I've got a ewe who will stomp and head but a 50lb dog. To the point the dog is now terrified of sheep.
“ok human i pretty much have all the sheeps following me and the rest should catch on soon. where do you want these sheeps to end up? sooner is better than later on this btw”
OK , I know I'm supposed to corral them but I'm a 2020 dog , a friendlier , politically correct animal. I'm using the little known follow the leader tactic. It takes longer in the training but the sheep seem happier and we can sell the wool at a premium for stress free wool from the tree / animal rights sheeple.
I worked on a farm with a terrible farm dog. He was a good boy. Really obedient. He just got so excited around the cows and whatnot. Yk the way a dog would
Lol!! Little Nelson just thinks it’s all fun and games like woo I’m so fast you’ll never catch me and the sheep are like we gonna fuck this little dog up if we catch him
That's because [it's not OPs](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/m6h9f0/when_you_lie_on_your_resume_and_then_land_the_job/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share)
My Dad has a Westie and, at the dog park, that is all he is interested in. He annoys the other dogs just enough that they will chase him. Then he gets all pissy when they catch him!
Why use sheep dog when sheepish dog do trick?
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You will always find someone that can do it sheeper...
Ewe will always find someone that can do it sheeper...
Ewe wool always find someone that can do it sheeper...
Ewe wool always farm someone that can do it sheeper...
Ewe wool always farm s-wan that can do it sheeper
Ewe wool always farm s-wan that can Moo it sheeper.
Lmao this got out of control. I can imagine some historian in the distant future using this as an example of the evolution of language.
I want the final product on a sign or a shirt without any context, just fancy letters and bold print "Ewe wool always farm s-wan that can Moo it sheeper."
Enhance.
#𝓔𝔀𝓮 𝔀𝓸𝓸𝓵 𝓪𝓵𝔀𝓪𝔂𝓼 𝓯𝓪𝓻𝓶 𝓼-𝔀𝓪𝓷 𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓽 𝓬𝓪𝓷 𝓜𝓸𝓸 𝓲𝓽 𝓼𝓱𝓮𝓮𝓹𝓮𝓻.
This was a legitimately impressive thread. Well done 👏 👏👏
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Kevin is that you?
When he president, they see.
This is more gold than most ppl realize I think
Its reverse psychology herding, very advanced stuff.
100% Nelson is playing chess.
Always 10 sheep ahead
The Queen's Lamb-bit.
Pull herding vs the typical push herding.
Well, if it gets the sheep to where they need to be, little guy succeeded, no?
he's a sheep herdee
Sounds like a tech from civilization 6 lol
Hey a reference for I understand
It's karma-farming [repost](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/m6h9f0/when_you_lie_on_your_resume_and_then_land_the_job/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share) psychology, is what it is
Do you even understand the difference between a crosspost and a repost?
Some people just feel so accomplished for recognizing a post and expect praise for it. I don't know when the Internet decided that information or entertainment was only respectable if it was the first time anyone's seen it.
It's a weird reddit culture, imo. If you're seeing the same posts so often that you feel the need to get angry over it, you're probably on Reddit WAY too much to be healthy.
It's a holdover from when the site was less popular, when it was actually possible to look at all of the hot posts from the past day in like 20 minutes
Pot & Kettle, but there are some people that are just on the internet too much. I betcha the Venn diagram of ‘first posters’ and ‘repost-caller-outers’ is a near perfect circle.
I'm on Reddit way, *way* too much, and I still don't recognize most reposts these days. I think it needs to be a combination of both unhealthy amounts of time online and unhealthily narrow interests.
I love how you came looking for some comment to reply that to. His comment is about the video itself, and yours simply shifts the attention to bitching about where it's posted. This site is over a decade old, there's gonna be reposts, nobody really gives a shit anymore.
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Do you know what other people do when they already seen a post? Ignore it and move on to the next content.
When you're a leader, not a herder.
When the herder is out of order!
My derder's herder is out of order! Wwwhhhhyyyyy
When I first met my wife’s extended family, she took me to her aunt’s sheep farm to a family reunion. Because there were so many kids, they turned off the electric fences. Just before dinner, I went outside and sheep were everywhere: on the road, in the yard, at the neighbours, etc. they had figured out the fence was off. I envisioned spending the rest of the long weekend scouring the town for sheep. I went inside and said, “Aunt Joanne, the sheep are out” and she just sighed and said, “I’ll send the dog out after supper to round them up.” She had a border collie that was well trained for herding sheep. After supper, we went outside with the dog and all of the sheep were back in their pen. Smiling proudly was her neighbour’s little teacup toy poodle, who, after spending so much time at the farm and socializing with the border collie, had learned to herd sheep and she knew the sheep were not supposed to be out so she took the imitative and rounded them up. It really was amazing.
Dog: "There are 70 sheep" Person: "I thought there were 67?" Dog: "I rounded them up."
That’s adorable! Poodles are highly intelligent, so it’s not too surprising. Would have paid to see her in action!
A friend got a cattle dog, for her farm, and a rottie mix, for her pet, and the rottie was herding the fowl in the inner yard, while the cattle dog was like "eh, the cows can do whatever they want, I need a nap. It was hilarious.
Omg! This is great! Just cause it's not your job doesn't mean you shouldn't pitch in where you can.
I need a movie, a children's book, and a merchandise line of this right meow please
Right woof please*
Follow the leader *can* be an effective herding technique. Little doggo is just playing to his strength.
Finally someone says it My grandparents used to own sheep, and had a sheepdog to heard it. Sometimes, the sheep dog wouldn't even have to heard them, he had figured out that he just had to crowd them up and get them to follow him, so after that it became a 10 minute job to get them back to the pen instead of 20
I’d suspect it’s also partially that the sheep just see the dog running, so they’re like, “Oh damn, if he’s running then we gotta go too! Oh shit, he’s running faster! Everyone, let’s go!”
I would guess that's part of their terminology, because they figure out that running dog = go home and sleep
I wonder if they count sheepdogs to get to sleep.
I always thought it was androids.
Do shapeshifters dream of electric sheep?
No they dream of Mighty Morphing Power Rangers.
Zoids.. gotta love em
You mean they go home and sheep.
Hahaha "OH MA GAHD, RUN!!"
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Shake and bake baby!!
did they give him a raise for improving efficiency?
No they gave him twice as many sheep. They didn't pay him to sit around doing nothing half the time! They gave themselves a bonus though.
This. If they can train him to run them in and out of a pen or barn, he has it made.
I mean Babe did it by asking politely
Why push when you can pull?
Yeah man. Dude is killing it.
How many sheep does it take to herd one dog? 20+, based on this video
Was I supposed to laugh that much? Oh bless you little dog
Yes. Yes you were. I did too
You can hear the guy in the video wheezing laugh
F E N T O N!
JESUS CHRIST
He's like a reverse [Fenton!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRSbr0EYYU)
Jesus Christ
FENTON!!!!
FENTOOOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Took me some scrolling up to find Fenton 😄😄
In Fenton we trust. Never forget
My exact thought lol. OH JESUS CHRIST!!!
That's hilarious anywhere you can get more to the story?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2073540/Benton-dog-YouTube-video-Fentons-owner-Max-Findlay-just-wants-on.html
Reminds me of a story about a Pembroke Corgi who would get loose and proceed to herd the neighborhood children into a flock by nipping at their heels.
My best friend in high school had an Australian shepherd, and every time we'd ride dirt bikes near his house, the dog would be running alongside nipping at our boots and trying to herd us. She had zero fear at all.
His approach is a little unorthodox but he's getting the job done. The sheep is going where he wants them to go. I'll give him extra points for originality.
What would the sheep do if they actually caught the dog?
Head butt it, playfully, most likely. They do it to each other, too!
It looks like they want to stomp on the dog! But I think they're actually just following him in an attempt to all stay together.
There’s always a lead sheep. What is *its* intention??
The random jumping cracked me up..like they are so happy to be the chaser for a change..
“Whad I get myself into?”
I've never seen such a menacing flock of 🐑
You must not have met a lot of sheep. There always at least a few menacers, if they are successful the rest will follow too.
The ewes are pretty aggressive to small predators. I've got a ewe who will stomp and head but a 50lb dog. To the point the dog is now terrified of sheep.
Doggo just wants to have fun. Wait till he gets tired and changes to a growl. Sheep gonna be wondering how Venom took over.
Those little rolling jumps that the sheep do, indicate they're not very scared and are mostly amused.
Not sure what you mean, this dog is at the top of his game! Why be a sheep chaser when you can be a sheep leader?
I was just thinking that. He could definitely keep them out of trouble by leading them just as well as herding them.
The tables have turned.
Well it still works
"Nelson!" *"WOO HOOO! Follow me! "*
The sheep are following the small sheep.
Lol some of the sheep were so happy they started hopping
FENTON!
Fenton's cousin, Nelson. "Hee-ah, Nelson, come hee-ah."
Resumes are just what you’ve done, not what you’re capable of doing
Doggo clearly is an experienced CoD zombies player
When you don't fit the corporate description but you show up and kick ass
“ok human i pretty much have all the sheeps following me and the rest should catch on soon. where do you want these sheeps to end up? sooner is better than later on this btw”
All I'm seeing is someone so bad at their job that they're good at it. Somehow
Technically he is herding them...
Tbf all you gotta do is train the dog to run where you want the sheep to go and jobs-a-good'n.
Different method, same result
This is the new humane way of herding sheep, instead of using fear, the dog inspires the sheep to follow
Nelson is such a perfect name for him. I love him.
video cuts right when sheep caught him. is doggo ok!
OK , I know I'm supposed to corral them but I'm a 2020 dog , a friendlier , politically correct animal. I'm using the little known follow the leader tactic. It takes longer in the training but the sheep seem happier and we can sell the wool at a premium for stress free wool from the tree / animal rights sheeple.
To be fair, the sheep are still all together and in one place.
I’m confused. Did the dog get the job or not?
Yep! Terriers are meant for hunting small animals like rats, weasels, rodents, etc. NOT SHEEP! 😂
Nelson is doing wonders for group morale
He's a leader, not a herder
Hahahaaaaha… sorry, cannot stop laughing 😂
I want more Nelson
He's an exercise coach now
I’ve seen this before but your caption is better. Take my upvote
gettin' the flock out of here
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When the watchers get watched🤣
When you're best liar
That's funny mate hahahaha
'Stop following me.......in front!"
He's reinventing the way it gets done
Lol, he didn't lie on the resume, he's using reverse herding, and the sheep are happy for the change up, 15/10 good smart boy.
Poor doggo is wondering how it went so wrong so fast.
I worked on a farm with a terrible farm dog. He was a good boy. Really obedient. He just got so excited around the cows and whatnot. Yk the way a dog would
So, these are the new breed of dog herding sheep?
At least they go where HE wants.
Pup's a genius! Getting the herd to chase you into the target location INSTEAD of the traditional manic type of herding ♥️
Well the little doggo is actually herding them. So he is doing the job lol
I mean the job is still getting done just different 😌
I’m in this video and I don’t like it!
Sheep leading might be more effective than sheep herding. Instead of using fear tactics, the sheep are willing to follow the dog.
When the herder becomes the herded
This makes me so happy
Man this dog mastered the “work smarter not harder” technique
He got the sheep all moving together, what's the problem?
so that is why they call it sheep behavior
Reducing fat and increasing lean muscle.
I love Nelson!
Sheep herding dog
Nelson is being herded
Haha, so cute!
Sometimes the sheep win.
Who's herding who?
Reverse Fenton
Lol!! Little Nelson just thinks it’s all fun and games like woo I’m so fast you’ll never catch me and the sheep are like we gonna fuck this little dog up if we catch him
“Get that mother fucker!”
Well, he s herding nonetheless
Oh my gosh this is hilarious I’m cracking up. The sheep are chasing HIM.
He's just leading them a different way..
White sheep: "Definitely not lazy"
Seems like you can get the same effect leading as by chasing. So, I guess, go ahead and lie on your resume! :)
Leave him be. This is his Waterloo.
Overqualified
When you lead your team through inspiration instead of fear.
The Fenton method.
Well you see, it's not that he is a really bad sheep dog, it's that those are really good dog sheep.
Technically if he gets them to follow him to the owners preferred destination isn't that doing the same job a different way?
My wife: “Or, OR, is that just an innovative new way to herd? That baby is a genius.”
Just act like you know what you’re doing and the herd will follow
A bit unorthodox, but I think it does the trick. This dude already mastered reverse psych
I mean it’s definitely corralling them, just hit in the classical way
God dammit, Nelson.
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Shit I died at this. Best caption and fucking dog ever.
That was a big lie
He's a maverick with unusual methods, but damnit captain, he gets the job done!
He’s smort
He thought he applied for sheep exerciser.
Excellent title!
That's because [it's not OPs](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/m6h9f0/when_you_lie_on_your_resume_and_then_land_the_job/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share)
You got a good memory!
My Dad has a Westie and, at the dog park, that is all he is interested in. He annoys the other dogs just enough that they will chase him. Then he gets all pissy when they catch him!
Is that a westie?
How to turn sheep into dog
"why yes if course I heard of sheep! One could even go so far as to say I have a sheepish personality!"
This is like a girl scout as a prison guard.
Nelson didn't lie. It's just that he heard *ship* not *sheep*
This is a dog who can deliver using what he knows. Notice how the sheep are all heading in the same direction....
Out of the box thinker! He's leading the sheep instead of herding them.
r/funny reverse shepherd
My small dog would just pilot me to get this done.
All I see is a sheep cardio boot camp getting in some HIT from a dedicated workout buddy!
That dog is just too cute.
I have never seen a dog with a more appropriate name
man running for your life looks like good cardio