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Si, Cisco. Forty years ago, Long Valley, Idaho, was home to a world-class stick dog named Cisco. By “stick dog” I mean a critter with an obsession for fetching chunks of wood that overrides all other considerations, like digging holes in petunia patches, rolling in cow manure or, in Cisco’s case, even the urge to mate. My daughter and I were living in a bunkhouse while I was cow-personing for a couple of pieces of summer pasture. Like most cowfolks, we had to have a few dogs to decorate the bed of our truck when we went to town. Our foundation stock was an unspayed Australian shepherd named Eagle, with one blue eye and a Gandhian attitude toward aggression. She was bred to be a sheep dog, more of a feeler than a heeler, and was wary of cattle, but she looked good in a pickup truck. She had mated a couple of times while we were working a Belgian horse ranch in Oregon, and because we were addicted to the smell of puppy breath, we kept one offspring from each litter, bo

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