I see what you are saying. I have no worries of him biting and that is something they say they watch for in the intro classes. Our intent for this is to give Harvick a job, he needs to work, I understand that the stock are the important aspect but I wont lie when I say this is all about my dog and helping him be happy in life by working, while keeping the sheep safe of course. I do understand too that working takes discipline
I am excited to get him out there. Thanks for all the input as it will help my mindset while out in the field!
But we have a trainer lined up and at 9 months she'll start stock work training. Both of her parents were working cattle dogs, they didn't just trial they worked the cattle day in and day out. 
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