Gareth Enticott is Professor of Human Geography in the School of Social and Spatial Sciences, Cardiff University, UK.

"In Making Sense of Sheepdogs Gareth Enticott makes a bold and original contribution to Geography by showing how rural worlds are not just human products but can also be shaped through the movements, noises and labour of working sheepdogs. With sound at the centre of analysis, it offers a richly textured account of how sheepdogs help produce global rural identities across the different landscapes and histories of New Zealand and the United Kingdom. It is a book of wide international relevance, opening up new ways of thinking about empire, multispecies relations and geographies of rural life."Dr Keith Halfacree, Swansea University, UK

• Sheepdog Geographies 2. Inventing Sheepdogs 3. Britain's Canine Colony 4. A Silent Empire 5. Huntaway Mythologies 6. Governing the Life and Death of Sheepdogs 7. Good Dogs and Good Men 8. Good Noise 9. Circulating Sheepdogs 10. Sheepdog Futures

Gareth Enticott is Professor of Human Geography in the School of Social and Spatial Sciences, Cardiff University, UK.

"In Making Sense of Sheepdogs Gareth Enticott makes a bold and original contribution to Geography by showing how rural worlds are not just human products but can also be shaped through the movements, noises and labour of working sheepdogs. With sound at the centre of analysis, it offers a richly textured account of how sheepdogs help produce global rural identities across the different landscapes and histories of New Zealand and the United Kingdom. It is a book of wide international relevance, opening up new ways of thinking about empire, multispecies relations and geographies of rural life."Dr Keith Halfacree, Swansea University, UK

• Sheepdog Geographies 2. Inventing Sheepdogs 3. Britain's Canine Colony 4. A Silent Empire 5. Huntaway Mythologies 6. Governing the Life and Death of Sheepdogs 7. Good Dogs and Good Men 8. Good Noise 9. Circulating Sheepdogs 10. Sheepdog Futures

Gareth Enticott is Professor of Human Geography in the School of Social and Spatial Sciences, Cardiff University, UK.

"In Making Sense of Sheepdogs Gareth Enticott makes a bold and original contribution to Geography by showing how rural worlds are not just human products but can also be shaped through the movements, noises and labour of working sheepdogs. With sound at the centre of analysis, it offers a richly textured account of how sheepdogs help produce global rural identities across the different landscapes and histories of New Zealand and the United Kingdom. It is a book of wide international relevance, opening up new ways of thinking about empire, multispecies relations and geographies of rural life."Dr Keith Halfacree, Swansea University, UK

• Sheepdog Geographies 2. Inventing Sheepdogs 3. Britain's Canine Colony 4. A Silent Empire 5. Huntaway Mythologies 6. Governing the Life and Death of Sheepdogs 7. Good Dogs and Good Men 8. Good Noise 9. Circulating Sheepdogs 10. Sheepdog Futures