Sheepherder (noun)

A person who tends to a flock of sheep and protects them from predators.

Origin:

From middle english 'shepehyrd' meaning a person who herds sheep.

Examples:

1. The sheepherder moved the flock to a new grazing area every few days.
2. The sheepherder and his dog were a familiar sight on the hillsides.
3. The sheepherder made sure the sheep had enough to eat and drink.
4. The sheepherder relied on a trained dog to help control the flock.
5. The sheepherder's job was to keep the sheep safe from danger.