{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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\ DRoyER DoG.-Fhe Editor of the New York True Sun, noticing specimen of tn e cattle or drover dog, says that this animal, with the assistance of one man on horse back. will drive and control the movements of five or six hundred cattle in drove. It perfectly understands its business, and seems to like it very much. The stories told Of these drover drogs are very curious. They are easily trained, and, what is very singular, soon learn to divide drove into sections, which they drive into different directions as reqired. If any individual of the drover gets into the wrong section, the dog will find 1t out and bring the animal back In sheep driving, the dogs will never bite the skin or even tear lock of wool. They have a pe- cular way of communicating their object by their bark The droYer dog never attacks the throat of the animal 1t is seizng. It in= yariably snaps at the heels, and at one or the other according to the direction 1t wishes the animal to go.