{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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DRovER Doc The editor Of the N. Y. True Sun, noticing specimen of the cattle or droyer dog, says thai this animal, with the assistance of one man on horseback, will drive and control the movements of five six hundred cattle drove. IL perfectly understands its business, and seems 10 like il very much. The stories told of these drover dogs ry curious. They are easily trained, and, what is very singular, learn to divide drove into sec. tons, which they drive into dferen, directions as required. If any individual of the drove gets into the wrong section, the dog will find it out and bring

 the animal back. In sheep driving, the dogs will never bite the skin even tear lpck of wool. They have peculiar way of communicating their object by their bark The dru'er's dog never ai- tacks the throat of the animal il is seizing IL in. variabIy snaps al ihe heels, and the other according to the direction wishes the animal go