BAAAH!!!

On the evening of 3 November 1888, at about eight o’clock thousands of sheep had, by a simultaneous impulse, burst from their bonds, fields and dwellings and had been found the next morning, widely scattered, some of them still panting with terror under hedges, and many crowded into corners of fields, some miles from the fields they had been left in the previous evening. Source.

Today, it is the beginning of the second Great Sheep Panic. As a herding dog, you must try to keep your increasingly abundant sheep calm in the maelstrom of fear. Good luck.