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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
Could someone tell me some main sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots
Gaelic? I.e. what in English are "Away to Me", "Come Bye", etc. Cheers! John |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:18:39 -0700, John Nagelson
wrote: Could someone tell me some main sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic? I.e. what in English are "Away to Me", "Come Bye", etc. Cheers! John 'Come Bye' means "walk to my left" 'Away' means, would you believe, "walk to my right". I don't know any others :-( -- Frank Erskine |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
On Jul 8, 12:34 am, Frank Erskine
wrote: On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:18:39 -0700, John Nagelson wrote: Could someone tell me some main sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic? I.e. what in English are "Away to Me", "Come Bye", etc. Cheers! John 'Come Bye' means "walk to my left" 'Away' means, would you believe, "walk to my right". I don't know any others :-( I know what they mean - I was asking for what the commands are in Irish or Scots Gaelic! :-) "Come Bye" also has the meaning of "move around the sheep clockwise", with "Away" or "Away to Me" meaning "move around the sheep counter- clockwise". Clever animals, those border collies! Other commands in English a "Stand" - stand still "That'll Do" - return to handler "Walk Up" - move straight towards sheep "Get Back" or "Get Out" - keep or move further out to give the sheep more room "Lie Down" - self-explanatory, but can also mean slow down "Look Back" - stop current working and turn around to look for more sheep "Take Time" - slow down But I would love to know them in the Gaelic... John |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember John Nagelson saying something like: Could someone tell me some main sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic? I.e. what in English are "Away to Me", "Gerightyefeckerye" "Come Bye", etc. "Gerovatheleftfeckerye" -- Dave |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
"John Nagelson" wrote in message oups.com... On Jul 8, 12:34 am, Frank Erskine wrote: On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:18:39 -0700, John Nagelson wrote: Could someone tell me some main sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic? I.e. what in English are "Away to Me", "Come Bye", etc. Cheers! John "Stand" - stand still "That'll Do" - return to handler "Walk Up" - move straight towards sheep "Get Back" or "Get Out" - keep or move further out to give the sheep more room "Lie Down" - self-explanatory, but can also mean slow down "Look Back" - stop current working and turn around to look for more sheep "Take Time" - slow down But I would love to know them in the Gaelic... John Use GOOGLE or any other search page and then a TRANSLATOR. The dog will probably ignore you anyway, most clever ones will know what to do with sheep. Do you know any sheep dogs that understand Gaelic? |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
"Owain" wrote in message ... Ann an sgriobhainn, , sgriobh Féachadóir Scríobh "TJY" : Do you know any sheep dogs that understand Gaelic? My brother-in-law's father bought a dog a few years ago, perfect breeding, but it wouldn't work, so he took it back to the trainer, who told him the dog spoke Irish. Sure enough, once given commands As Gaeilge, the dog performed as you'd expect from his pedigree. I once knew a cat that spoke Welsh, and wouldn't respond to English. Owain My ex wife is from Slovakia and on one trip to Slovakia she spoke to her Mum's dog in English and wondered why it would not sit. She had no idea what she had done. I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. Adam |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
On 2007-07-08 19:46:42 +0100, "ARWadsworth"
said: "Owain" wrote in message ... Ann an sgriobhainn, , sgriobh Féachadóir Scríobh "TJY" : Do you know any sheep dogs that understand Gaelic? My brother-in-law's father bought a dog a few years ago, perfect breeding, but it wouldn't work, so he took it back to the trainer, who told him the dog spoke Irish. Sure enough, once given commands As Gaeilge, the dog performed as you'd expect from his pedigree. I once knew a cat that spoke Welsh, and wouldn't respond to English. Owain My ex wife is from Slovakia and on one trip to Slovakia she spoke to her Mum's dog in English and wondered why it would not sit. She had no idea what she had done. I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. Adam Neil Kinnock? |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 18:46:42 GMT, "ARWadsworth"
wrote: I once knew a cat that spoke Welsh, and wouldn't respond to English. Owain My ex wife is from Slovakia and on one trip to Slovakia she spoke to her Mum's dog in English and wondered why it would not sit. She had no idea what she had done. I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. I used to do servicing work at the Trawsfynydd Nuclear Power Station. My English colleagues used to say that the barmaids at the local pub always switched to talking in Welsh as soon as they entered. I noticed that as well. However, I had worked night shifts at a TV station when OU programmes teaching the Welsh Language went out. It soon became clear to me that they were discussing the fact that "someone" was pinching the toilet rolls out of the "ladies", and it wasn't the Saesnegs {sassonachs} that were the prime suspects, not the men at any rate. DG |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "ARWadsworth" saying something like: I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. Some of them are like that. A pat on the head and a biscuit might bring them round. -- Dave |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
Grimly Curmudgeon wrote:
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "ARWadsworth" saying something like: I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. Some of them are like that. A pat on the head and a biscuit might bring them round. When I used to work as a security steward at outdoor events like the races and stuff, I worked at the Brecon Jazz Festival. We used to work the night shift and used to go for a few jars before starting. Here are a couple of gems we heard: 'Is this coat your jacket?' 'Are you reading that paper you're sat on?' Ah Wales, where men are men and sheep are nervous! DJ Spider -- Do you need a Disco? Visit http://www.discoroyale.net for all your Disco and party needs. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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sheepdog commands in Irish or Scots Gaelic?
DJ Spider wrote:
Grimly Curmudgeon wrote: We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "ARWadsworth" saying something like: I also know a Welshman that speaks English perfectly well and will not respond to English. Some of them are like that. A pat on the head and a biscuit might bring them round. When I used to work as a security steward at outdoor events like the races and stuff, I worked at the Brecon Jazz Festival. We used to work the night shift and used to go for a few jars before starting. Here are a couple of gems we heard: 'Is this coat your jacket?' 'Are you reading that paper you're sat on?' Ah Wales, where men are men and sheep are nervous! I enjoyed the post despite being N Walian and having at least one pair of wellies that are always at the ready in the car! |
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I once knew a cat that spoke Welsh, and wouldn't respond to English. Owain .. Comment from 'The colonies'. Sensible cat! Did it also sing? |
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