А sheep farm in Kansas has а working situation that has now escalated to two cats. Along with the border collie who actually moves the flock, there is a senior barn cat named Duke who long ago appoint

А sheep farm in Kansas has а working situation
that has now escalated to two cats. Along with
the border collie who actually moves the flock,
there is a senior barn cat named Duke who long
ago appointed himself assistant herder, and as of
this spring a young cat named Petey whom Duke
appears to be personally training in the role.
The farmer says neither cat contributes anything
and the flock regards both of them as scenery.
Duke takes the far flank in his usual crouch, and
Petey now crouches a few feet behind Duke,
copying him exactly, learning a job that does not
exist from а cat who cannot it.
The dog, per the farmer, "has simply accepted
that there are two of them now."
FARM'S SELF-APPOINTED 'HERDING CAT' 1$ NOW
TRAINING A SECOND CAT TO ALSO NOT HELP