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In New Zealand, farmers are using drones to herd and
monitor livestock, assuming a job that highly intelligent
dogs have held for more than a century. The robots have
not replaced the dogs entirely but they have appropriated
one of the animal’s most potent tools: barking. These
drones have a feature that lets them record sounds and
play them over a loud speaker, giving them the ability to
mimic their canine counterparts. Corey Lambeth, a shepherd
on a sheep and beef farm said the machines are surprisingly
effective. “When you’re moving cows and calves, the old
cows stand up to the dogs, but with the drones, they’ve
never done that,” he said, noting that the drones move
livestock faster, with less stress, than the dogs do. Some
dogs already are learning to work alongside drones,
identifying the machines as more co-worker than foe.
For now, farmers say, there is still a need for herding
dogs, primarily because they have a longer life span than
drones, can work in bad weather and do not require an
electrical socket every few hours to recharge.

The drones herd the cows faster than dogs at the cost of more stress.

Intelligent dogs have herded and monitored livestock for many years.

The life span of herding dogs is longer than that of drones.

There are drones that can mimic the barking of dogs.