Herder (noun)

A person who tends or herds a group of animals, such as sheep, cattle, or goats.

Origin:

The word herder comes from old english "heordian" meaning "to tend a flock" which is derived from "heord" meaning "flock". this word has been used since the 12th century.

Examples:

1. The herder drove the sheep across the mountains to the summer pastures.
2. In many cultures, herding is an important tradition and way of life for people living in rural areas.
3. The herder used a trained sheepdog to help him control the flock.
4. The herder had to be constantly vigilant to protect his herd from predators.
5. In some regions, herders still use traditional methods, such as riding on horseback, to tend to their animals.